Lead paragraph

Stay at a stop until that bus, uh, continues on."

I was, uh, reading your article on the STN Online website, Don't Bury the Lede.

It's also in September issue.

I got my September issue in the mail, so I was, uh, perusing it, and I read it when we were sending to press.

And the

lead is spelled L-E-D-E. D-E,

yeah.

They do that on purpose.

It was funny because a lot of people had no idea what TK meant, 'cause if you're not in the industry, in the news industry, you don't.

It means to come, and it was, it's TK because the, those were different letters, right? Just like lead, L-E-D-E, is spelled differently.

It's like-

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[gentle music] From South Carolina Public Radio, this is The South Carolina Lede.

I'm your host, Gavin Jackson, and this episode was recorded on September 8th, 2026 here at South Carolina Public Radio Studios in Columbia.

You're late.

We weren't laboring on Labor Day.

Hope you weren't either.

On this episode of The Lede, we hear from Congressman Jim Clyburn, who was on Meet the Press recently discussing a variety of issues, including what it would take for Dr. Annie Andrews, the Democrat running for the Senate here, to win in November.

I saw California Governor Gavin Newsom at several events during his two-day swing last week, and we have some of his remarks.