Spillin' Sweet Tea | Woody Woods: Building Community, One Celebration at a Time
Episode notes
What makes a community feel like home?
This week on Spillin' Sweet Tea, we're sitting down with Charleston's own Woody Woods—DJ, event organizer, community leader, and the man many affectionately call the unofficial Mayor of Charleston.
From creating unforgettable events like Woodyfest, Slacks & Sundresses, the All White Party, and his longtime involvement with Multifest, Woody shares how bringing people together has become his life's work. We talk about the inspiration behind Woodyfest, the importance of creating spaces where everyone feels welcome, and why community means so much to him.
Woody also reflects on his journey, the lessons he's learned along the way, balancing family and service, and what continues to motivate him to give back to the city he loves.
Grab a glass of sweet tea and join us for a conversation filled with laughter, heart, and a reminder that the strongest communities are built by people who genuinely care about one another.
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