December 13, 2019

Joe Hatcher Reflects On Nearly 30 Years At WFYI


Taylor Bennett
Joe Hatcher has been part of WFYI Public Radio for nearly 30 years. - Taylor Bennett/WFYI

Joe Hatcher has been part of WFYI Public Radio for nearly 30 years.

Taylor Bennett/WFYI

Many WFYI listeners may recognize Joe Hatcher. His friendly voice has been part of the station for nearly 30 years. This week, we send him well-wishers on his very much deserved retirement.

WFYI’s Taylor Bennett and Joe shared a conversation, looking back on his career and deep love for public radio.

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