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What do an anthology, a podcast and a “Love Groove” have in common? Here in Chattanooga, they are just a few of the latest creative offerings from Rhyme ‘N Chatt Interactive Poetry Organization. Marsha and Carlos Davis are with Rhyme ‘N Chatt.

Seed money for later learning: The Chattanooga Future Fund. “One Rhyme At A Time”: A Rhyme ‘N Chatt podcast - on WUTC. “Love / Sick”: Next on stage at Chattanooga Theatre Centre. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Chattanooga band MULT expands the boundaries of shoegaze - blending alt-rock, grunge with acoustic-powered slowcore on this episode of "Live in the Library" - featuring WUTC's Brent Stott, recorded live downtown at the Chattanooga Public Library.

Across the country, community volunteers appointed by judges serve as advocates for abused and neglected children. They are known as Court Appointed Special Advocates - or CASA - for Children, and they complete training by their state or local CASA office.

MLK Day 2025 at UTC: Dr. Michael Williams & Elijah Cameron. Coming to UTC: A conversation on “The Economics of Sports.” “Alkebulan: The Mother of Mankind” at The Howard School. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

For this episode of CH-AI Brews, Daniel Duggin speaks with Sarah Joyner, digital marketing manager at Chattanooga Tourism Co., on how AI could reshape the tourism business as we know it.

On this episode of WUTC's "Open Book," Richard Winham speaks with two poets in back-to-conversations: Mia S. Willis from Charlotte, NC - and Chattanooga's own Christian J. Collier.

Improv is about listening - to yourself and your audience. It’s about practice - whatever your experience and wherever you perform. Above all, improv is about a sense - and spirit - of play. In this area, Improv Chattanooga aims to spread the joy of this craft to everyone and for everyone.

At a nature preserve, the night can be as full of activity as the day. Think of hikes by moonlight, Red Wolf howls, owl prowls and gazing at the stars. That’s what you’ll find at Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center in Chattanooga - which hosts “Follow the Fire” on Saturday, starting at 5 PM.

Engineering is a hands-on discipline. So is the quest for the next generation of engineers. This weekend, our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - hosts an E-Week Open House, for students k-through-12 and their families in this area.