Off the I: Recent Episodes
Off the I
An English teacher and a History teacher go Off the Interstate—Off the I—to celebrate the quirky, the fun, the historical, the hysterical and the tasty.
This month on Off the I, Andy and Susan travel to the Saluda Traffic Circle learning about the history of the property, the accidental bombing, and the delicious foods found at the Circle Diner.
Susan and Woody travel to New England passing through several small towns such a Burkittsville, Maryland the location used in the independent film The Blair Witch Project.
Rice and Cultural Interpreter Vennie Deas Moore: More perspectives; truer history. And, don't forget the ghosts!
From the Center of the Universe (Newberry County) to the eastern seaboard: The After of "Before and After" the Interstates
Looking from afar; horses, houses, and history. Only the history touched our hearts and minds.
A History of South Carolina in shorthand: Becky Cotton–'a woman too beautiful to have done that,' pottery, SC Governors, and bloody violence.
Farming in the city, seeing art in a different way, eating with a native Newberry County chef
Immigrant stories with a sweet twist, walking through history, and finding home connections.
Roebuck and Environs: Revolutionary War history. Cold beer and southern waitresses at their best.
Winnsboro and Ridgeway: How not to do it. How to do it. Ressurection of small towns…or not.
Wagener and Aiken: Polo, railroads, summer homes, nuclear plants, dead towns and museums that tell the story.
Charleston County: History from another perspective at McLeod Plantation. Roadside Seafood and Red Pepper; food that nourishes body and soul.
Kings Mountain, Cherokee County: Our Revolutionary War hero James Williams and a great meat and three.