The Tara Show

This broadcast covers two unexpected events in South Carolina over the weekend: a series of false active shooter reports at the University of South Carolina, and a flurry of unusual earthquake activity in a region not typically known for it. The speaker discusses the panic that ensued on campus due to the unconfirmed report and touches on similar hoaxes at other universities. The conversation then pivots to the state's seismic activity, highlighting the recent swarm of tremors in Greenwood County. The speaker notes the historical context of earthquakes in South Carolina, particularly the devastating 1886 Charleston earthquake, and the mystery surrounding why this new fault line is suddenly so active. It's a look at a weekend of chaos and a reminder of the unpredictable nature of both human actions and the earth itself.