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SubscribeTEDxCharleston Returns to the Live Stage on March 23
New speakers/performers added to postponed 2020 lineup; Early Bird ticket sales start January 27 CHARLESTON, SC – January 25, 2022 – After a two-year Covid-induced hiatus, TEDxCharleston has announced its return to the live stage, reigniting an 8-year tradition of the localized version of the world famous TED event that draws together people to share […]
Read MoreTEDxCharleston Presents “Fearless” from TEDWomen 2020 on November 18
November 10,2020 – Charleston, SC – TEDxCharleston will host a special presentation of TEDWomen 2020 – dubbed “Fealress” – on November 18. This free event will feature an astonishing group of speakers who will share bold ideas, tough truths and jaw-dropping creative visions at TEDWomen 2020. This an uncertain time. And yet, amid the physical, […]
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Charleston Inspirations | Gracie & Lacy Miller | TEDxCharleston
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Talented performers, songwriters and creators whose work honors their Charleston roots. This dynamic duo will present with their unique style featuring two o...1 month ago
Getting one speaker selected is a huge accomplishment and only has occurred a few times, so getting three is incredible and a huge testament to the TEDxCharleston team.
Congratulations to all the Tedx Charleston speakers - here is a playlist of all of them: m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEdsza1d41eBJGuLG8W7Lmk7p9h8PfFud#menu
John Rhodes was one of the three speakers to get elevated and here’s the story that explains what his Ted Talk was all about ! ... See MoreSee Less
The dyslexic cardiologist: MUSC doctor gives TEDxCharleston talk about his path to successful career
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Dr. John Rhodes has never been comfortable talking about his dyslexia. But he decided to speak at TEDxCharleston to show that academic success is possible.1 month ago
The dyslexic cardiologist: MUSC doctor gives TEDxCharleston talk about his path to successful career
web.musc.edu
Dr. John Rhodes has never been comfortable talking about his dyslexia. But he decided to speak at TEDxCharleston to show that academic success is possible.