Inside ETV Endowment

Dear Viewers and Listeners, 

I've always viewed April as the month of possibility and hope. It is the time that invites a renewed sense of purpose, inviting innovation and change rooted in optimism. As we celebrate National Park Week and Earth Day, April reminds me that hope is not a fleeting thought, but something lasting and continually recurring. 

Thank you. Two small words, but they carry a world of gratitude for your friendship and generosity. 

As president [of South Carolina ETV and SC Public Radio], I appreciate that public media continues to elevate the voice and stories of women who shape our communities and our culture. Women's History Month is a time to honor both the trailblazers who paved the way and the women who continue to lead, create and inspire every day. This month's programming reflects our commitment to telling those stories with purpose and care.

Longer days are on the horizon, but there’s plenty worth settling in for right now. This month on SCETV Passport, mysteries unfold, familiar faces return and journeys take you across the globe — and closer to home. 

As the cold settles in across South Carolina—and with the winter storm expected this weekend—it’s the perfect time to stay warm and safe and settle in with a good story. SCETV Passport has plenty to keep you entertained while the weather keeps you indoors.

Dear ETV Endowment Member, 

Happy New Year! The programs featured this month reflect the vital importance of connection — bringing people, stories and communities together. As we move into 2026, I believe public media will continue to deepen that sense of connection in meaningful and inspiring ways through trusted perspectives and shared experiences. 

Dear Viewers and Listeners,