There Are Myriad Ways to Create a Biography. One of the Most Engaging Is to Highlight Words Spoken by the Subject. in This Six-E

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JULY/AUGUST 2021

There are myriad ways to create a biography. One of the most engaging is to highlight words spoken by the subject. In this six-episode series In Their Own Words, Season 2, quotes by 20th-century icons shed new light on key moments of their lives — exploring their complex personalities and illuminating their impact on history. The innovative use of quotations in combination with interviews and archival videos will take you into the lives of such greats as Elon Musk, Angela Merkel, President Jimmy Carter, Princess Diana, Pope Francis and Chuck Berry. You’ll learn fascinating details about Elon Musk and how he went from a person of modest means to one of the richest people in the world. During his career, he has co-founded and headed numerous companies in the electric vehicle, aerospace and artifi cial intelligence fi elds including Tesla, SpaceX, The Boring Company, OpenAI and others. Angela Merkel has been called the most powerful woman in the world. She is the fi rst female chancellor of Germany and has served since 2005. Merkel emphasizes strengthening international economic relations and has played a crucial role in managing the global fi nancial crisis and the European debt crisis. Jimmy Carter, who was president of the United States from 1977 to 1981, established a comprehensive national energy policy and pardoned the Vietnam War draft evaders during his term. His presidential tenure was marked by the Iran hostage crisis, Three Mile Island nuclear accident and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. President Carter is recognized worldwide for his decades of humanitarian work since he left offi ce. Diana, Princess of Wales (Diana Frances Spencer), was the fi rst wife of Charles, Prince of Wales. Her beauty, activism and glamorous lifestyle made her an international iconic fi gure whose stature never faded through their separation and ultimate divorce. She died in a tragic car crash in 1997 when she was only 36. Pope Francis is head of the Catholic Church and sovereign of the Vatican City state. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, he worked as a bouncer and janitor before training to be a chemist. After recovering from a severe illness, he was inspired to join the Jesuits. He was elected as Pope in 2013. Chuck Berry, nicknamed “the Father of Rock and Roll,” was an infl uential singer, songwriter and guitarist. He is best known for his 1950s songs “Maybellene,” “Roll Over Beethoven,” “Rock and Roll Music,” and “Johnny B. Goode” — as well as his signature guitar riffs and dazzling showmanship. The series features an eclectic selection of people who will give you deeper insights into their unique characters and the worlds in which they’ve lived. Their stories may even send you searching for more in-depth information. Premieres Tuesday, July 20 at 9 p.m. on SCETV. A Word from … COBY HENNECY

Dear ETV Endowment Member, Whatever you do, we It would be wonderful to travel all over hope you’ll enjoy the PREMIERES SEASON 4 OF the world; however, for most of us that isn’t summer. We are grateful possible. When you watch PBS and listen to for your continued support UNFORGOTTEN NPR, the world comes to you. For example, of the educational and — just on this season’s calendar, the Fourth entertaining programs on of July Celebration will be broadcast from SCETV and SC Public Radio. Unforgotten When the hit mystery series Washington, D.C., and the Summer Night premieres Episode 1 of Season 4, the Concert will be performed in Vienna. Sincerely, crime-solving duo of DCI Cassie Stuart and Every broadcast location can become a DI Sunny Khan, played by Nicola Walker and valuable learning experience for you and Sanjeev Bhaskar, will return eager to tackle a members of your family. PBS and NPR, as well new complex case. as history books, maps, guidebooks — even Coby Cartrette Hennecy, CPA, CFRE According to Writer/Executive Producer cookbooks — can broaden your horizons and Executive Director Chris Lang, Season 4 will be about their make learning fun. ETV Endowment of South Carolina relationship with the police. “I’d say it’s both a love letter and a j’accuses, which refl ects AMM ERR ICAN M ASS TET RS P RRESES NTS that slightly confl icted relationship that I think a lot of us have with the police. And of course, it tracks the lives of four people, two men, two women…and follows Sunny and Cassie on their journey as well.” Those are the main clues, for now…but you won’t have to wait long. Airs Sundays beginning July 11 at 9 p.m. on SCETV. THE BLUES CHASE THE BLUES AWAY

A master of the blues and one of the Buddy until the 1990s. He recorded most infl uential guitarists of all time, his mainstream album — Damn Right, George “Buddy” Guy is 84. I’ve Got the Blues — in 1991. Decades American Masters — Buddy Guy: The of perseverance refl ect both the Black Blues Chase the Blues Away captures experience in twentieth-century America the essence of the man and his music. and the history of blues. He still actively Born and raised in Lettsworth, Louisiana, tours all over the country and performs his parents were sharecroppers, and as numerous shows at his Chicago blues a child, Guy would pick cotton for $2.50 club, Buddy Guy’s Legends. per 100 pounds. He began performing The documentary features both in Baton Rouge, and when he moved archival and never-before-seen to the Midwest in the 1950s he rose to performances by Guy, which include ETV Endowment 877-235-2092 prominence in the Chicago blues scene. President Obama and The Rolling Stones [email protected] www.etvendowment.org Solo commercial success eluded and interviews with Eric Clapton, Carlos ETV Endowment of SC Santana and others. 401 E. Kennedy St., Suite B-1 Spartanburg, SC 29302 Airs Tuesday, July 27 at 9 p.m. on SCETV. SCETV and SC Public Radio: 803-737-3200 or 800-922-5437 [email protected] and [email protected] www.scetv.org and www.scpublicradio.org

Listings are subject to change. For the latest schedule updates, visit scetv.org. GREAT PERFORMANCES PRESENTS VIENNA PHILHARMONIC A cherished summer tradition, now in its 41st year... SUMMER NIGHT CONCERT 2021 A CAPITOL FOURTH

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This summer America is commemorating her 245th birthday. Join in the celebration as A Capitol Fourth is broadcast live from the The Vienna Philharmonic Summer Night Concert performed in the magnifi cent setting of the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. Schönbrunn Palace is one of the great highlights of the philharmonic year. For 41 years, this star-spangled musical Daniel Harding will conduct the concert for the fi rst time. The theme “Yearning for Distant extravaganza has been broadcast to millions Places” will feature compositions by Bernstein, Verdi, Rachmaninoff, Sibelius, Elgar, Debussy of viewers on PBS and now via streaming and Holst. Soloist is Igor Levit. platforms, as well as to troops watching from The Schönbrunn Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in Hietzing, Vienna, Austria, it was the main summer residence of the Habsburg rulers. The orchestra podium and around the world. audience area are located within the baroque park, surrounded by extraordinary scenery. This year’s program features some of The Vienna Philharmonic has been closely associated with the history and tradition of America’s top country, pop, R&B, classical European classical music since its founding in 1842. They perform in locations of and Broadway performers. Sing along with historical and political signifi cance, and much of their music expresses the ideals of these talented musical artists, and then enjoy peace and humanity. the greatest display of fi reworks anywhere in Airs Friday, August 27 at 9 p.m. on SCETV. the nation! Television cameras strategically stationed around Washington, D.C. will give the best possible viewing experience. America’s Independence Day celebration airs on Sunday, July 4 at 8 p.m. on SCETV.

Steve Backshall has traveled to the world’s last unexplored places where no humans have been before. From the underworld of Mexico and the canyons of Oman to the lost world of Suriname, he has faced unimaginable challenges and fascinating opportunities. On the fi rst kayak journey through the world’s largest fjord, Backshall explored the Arctic during its most volatile time of year. Venturing within the last tract of pristine jungle, Guiana Shield of South America, he searched for natural wonders, and in Borneo he dropped into a recently discovered sinkhole to investigate a cave system. Expedition with Steve Backshall: Unpacked takes viewers on his journeys to experience the adventurer’s ten world-fi rst expeditions. The two-part series features previously unseen footage, behind-the-scenes content and interviews recorded immediately following each milestone event. It provides a fi rsthand look at the obstacles he overcame and the extraordinary wildlife he encountered. Airs Wednesday, August 25 at 8 p.m. on SCETV. SCETVNL0721

2021 ETV Endowment interns The Endowment Welcomes New South Carolina ETV’s local Staff Member — Logen Hall programming now live on The ETV Endowment is pleased to welcome Logen Hall as Marketing and Communications Manager. Logen will assist in increasing the Endowment’s brand Since 1980, the ETV Endowment has provided awareness through the development paid summer internships with South Carolina Great news for YouTube TV subscribers! and implementation of marketing and ETV and South Carolina Public Radio, allowing SCETV’s local programming is now included communications strategies. the interns to explore careers in public on the SCETV YouTube TV livestream Logen is a Spartanburg native and broadcasting. channel, which will mirror its primary received her Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications from the University of Our 2021 ETV Endowment interns are: broadcast channel. South Carolina where she majored in YouTube TV represents SCETV’s fi rst Eva Chillura, George Washington University public relations with a minor in social Emily Firster, University of South Carolina Beaufort livestreaming partnership, featuring all work. She has previously worked in Madison Floyd, Bob Jones University the PBS favorites, such as MASTERPIECE, communications departments for The Bonnie Frick, Anderson University Antiques Roadshow, Frontline, Nature and Spartanburg County Foundation and the Lauren Graves, College of Charleston Great Performances, plus local original Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove Winston Rogers, Hampton University programs, such as Making It Grow, By The in Asheville, North Carolina. Joshua Teckle, University of South Carolina River, Palmetto Scene and This Week in Dakarai Wilson, Clafl in University South Carolina. South Carolina Public Radio Learn more about the ETV Endowment’s Not a YouTube TV subscriber? South launches new website internship program, and view testimonials Carolina residents can access a livestream Earlier this summer, South Carolina Public from our 2020 interns on our website at of SCETV’s primary broadcast channel by Radio celebrated the launch of its revamped www.etvendowment.org/about/internships. visiting www.scetv.org/watch-scetv-live. website — www.scpublicradio.org. Redesigned to meet the needs of all South Carolinians, the new site builds on the network’s mission to serve as a top source for both local and national news, providing the very latest news stories and radio newscasts. In addition, the site allows listeners to engage with the station through music playlists, quizzes and behind-the-scenes content and offers a wealth of on-demand audio, allowing listeners to hear their favorite programs on their schedule. This new site is the third online platform Six years after the Confederate Battle fl ag was removed from the grounds of the South South Carolina ETV and Public Radio have Carolina State House, SCETV will premiere Downing of a Flag, a two-hour documentary revamped in 2021. Earlier this year, the co-produced by Strategic Films, South Carolina ETV and Susie Films. The fi lm examines the agency launched updated versions of controversial symbol and its impact on the people, politics and perceptions of South Carolina. scetv.org and KnowItAll.org. Through fi rsthand interviews and a wealth of historical footage, Downing of a Flag traces the fl ag’s relationship with the Palmetto State, exploring its true meaning and how an unspeakable tragedy at the historic Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston served as the catalyst for its long-debated removal. In addition to airing statewide on SCETV, Downing of a Flag has been selected by PBS for broadcast on PBS stations nationwide. Major support for this fi lm was provided by Dominion Energy, Synovus and the ETV Endowment. Airs in July on SCETV. Check the SCENE programming guide for broadcast date and time.