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  • One-on-one with Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly. Campaign 2026: Hamilton County - and, a vote in Georgia. Chattamatters: Artist Nathan Stepney. On this episode of “Scenic Roots.”
  • (Aired Thu 2/26/26) The SMILE Fund is an investment account managed by students here on our campus at UTC. Over the years, the Fund has grown by leaps and bounds.
  • (Aired Thu 2/26/26) A youth-led group here in Chattanooga seeks to engage young people, including those from underrepresented communities, to participate in civic life.
  • (Aired Thu 2/26/26) Nathan Stepney is a Chattanooga artist who explores time and evolution through larger-than-life portraits, as Ian-Alijah Bey of Chattamatters tells us.
  • (Aired Thu 2/26/26) For this year’s elections in Southeast Tennessee and Northwest Georgia, the campaign season is ramping up.
  • (Aired Mon 2/23/26) This winter, Preserve Chattanooga - the historic preservation nonprofit in this city - hosted a conversation at what it called “the intersection of preservation and artistic expression" at AVA.
  • Cuatro Cinco and WUTC’s Haley Solomon discuss his newest track, Naked, and talks about his open verse challenge to promote the track in a different way.
  • Daniel Kimbro and WUTC’s Clark Gibson discuss the mindsets that Kimbro has after performing and how he tries to enjoy the moment rather than focusing on the mistakes.
  • Billy Brouse from Papadosio and WUTC’s Clark Gibson discuss Papadosio’s newest release, Improvisations with Ram Dass, and the inspiration behind it.
  • Jeremiah Harmon and WUTC’s Clark Gibson discuss how Harmon began playing and writing music, and what he thinks about writing for specific genres.
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