98.9 WORD's The WORD on the street with Joey Hudson

Join Joey Hudson on News Talk 98.9 W O R D, The Voice of The Carolinas, as he explores smart homebuilding solutions with America’s Homeplace in Anderson—helping you design and build your dream home in today’s challenging market. Then, hear from Jenny Callahan, Market Director of Hub City Roots in Spartanburg, about the vibrant local farmers market, educational youth programs, urban farming initiatives, and ways the community can get involved through volunteering and supporting local sponsors. Plus, tips on how to connect with Joey and exclusive MyPillow promo offers. Stay informed and inspired with your first cup of coffee on Word on the Street!

Join Joey Hudson on Word on the Street as he dives into critical local issues shaping The Carolinas. Hear from Greenville Water Commissioner Deb Sofield on the recent devastating wildfires around Table Rock Reservoir and what they mean for our water safety. Then, veteran advocate Adam Yanki of Concerned Veterans for America discusses vital healthcare reforms, including the VA Mission Act and efforts to improve access and quality for our heroes. Plus, learn how Miracle Hill Ministries is making a difference in the Upstate and how you can help through their thrift stores. Stay informed and engaged with the stories that matter most to our community.

Join Joey Hudson on "Word on the Street" as he chats with country music star Craig Morgan about his journey from soldier to hitmaker, his love for our armed forces, and his dedication to music. Plus, get an inside look at how Ingles, with Melissa Lovell, supports local communities through initiatives like school supplies drives, American Legion Baseball, and more. Tune in for a mix of inspiration, music, and heartwarming community efforts!

In this episode of Word on the Street with Joey Hudson, Greenville Chamber VP Matt Wills joins the show to break down the buzz—and the backlash—around South Carolina’s proposed tax overhaul. What was pitched as a sweeping tax cut may actually raise taxes for 66% of residents. Joey and Matt cut through the confusion, tackle the politics, and ask the big question: is this reform really a step forward, or a costly misstep for working families?