It’s time for the finale of our three-part series with ReWa. In part three, ReWa’s Ashley Rhinehart and Stacey Flax discuss a community collaboration called Project Rx. ReWa and other organizations have teamed up on the project,

Part two of our three-part series with ReWa is here. This week, ReWa’s Ashley Rhinehart and Stacey Flax discuss the importance of folks being cognizant of what they pour or flush down their drains. Things such as cooking oils and disposable wipes could...

We are joined once again by ReWa officials for part one of a three-part series of podcasts. We chose to devote three parts to ReWa because of its huge role in the safety of freshwater and groundwater in the Upstate. In part one,

Our good friend Kathy Moore from Greenville Heritage Federal Credit Union joins the podcast for a third time to talk about the super scary subject of identity theft. There are some simple best practices that will help keep you and your accounts safe.

If you haven’t visited your local Greenville County Library recently, now is the time! They are about to kick off the summer reading challenge – a great way to rediscover all of the excellent resources and fantastic literary adventures available from t...

We are joined again by Robert and Tyler from Tech Force PC Repair & IT Services. This time they are sharing their wisdom about keeping those pesky virus outbreaks off our computers. We get it. It’s embarrassing when you click on something that you shou...

There aren’t many folks out there willing to share our home with creepy crawlies. For those of you who are into that, more power to you. We don’t judge. But for the rest of the world, who would like to rid their home of pests like termites – we’ve got ...

Mark Hopper of Hopper Financial Services joins us to discuss the future of our money. It’s confusing, especially for us Millennials, who often get advice that conflicts the reality of our situation. Mark gives us a blue print for getting started and ea...

You probably know you should have a budget. In theory. But how many of us do? How many revisit it as often as we should? Maybe you aren’t sure how to actually create a personal budget or how often you should review it.

Turns out the South Carolina Upstate is a hotbed for Radon. What is Radon? Good question. Don Curry of Carolina RES joins us to explain what this potentially harmful stuff is and what happens if we ignore it.