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Every day, historic preservation is happening in many ways here in Chattanooga. We’ll dive into that experience for the latest in our conversation series in collaboration with Preserve Chattanooga, the historic preservation nonprofit in this city.

Let’s talk about the legacy of architecture here in Chattanooga. This conversation is the latest in our series on historic preservation in this city, in collaboration with Preserve Chattanooga - the historic preservation nonprofit formerly known as Cornerstones.

To look forward, sometimes you have to look back. We begin the first in our series of conversations on “Scenic Roots” about historic preservation in Chattanooga, in collaboration with the nonprofit Preserve Chattanooga - formerly known as Cornerstones.

Should more buildings in Chattanooga be considered for the designation of Local Historic Landmarks to try to protect the City’s architectural heritage? We talk to Todd Morgan and Rachel Shannon with Preserve Chattanooga for part two of our fall conversation series.

(Aired Tues 1/14/25) During this new year of 2025, Preserve Chattanooga - the nonprofit for historic preservation in this city - turns fifty. It’s a time to reflect, a time to celebrate - and a time to look forward.

In this excerpt, Haley Solomon talks with Grammy-winning artist Esperanza Spalding - bassist, composer and singer - ahead of her performance at this year's Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, TN.

(Aired 5/09/25) In this excerpt, Clark Gibson speaks with Jason Wilber, a longtime guitarist for John Prine, ahead of his concert at Chattanooga's Walker Theatre in April.

Puma Blue is the alias of singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Jacob Allen. After his performance on Sunday, May 7th at Shaky Knees 2023, he sat down for an interview with Haley Solomon where they discussed this journey into music and becoming a confident frontman.

Before Shaky Knees 2023 in Downtown Atlanta, WUTC's own Haley Solomon spoke to the members of Sunflower Bean, a 3-piece indie rock band from New York about self-reliance as a band, the creation of their latest album "Headful of Sugar," and so much more!

As Richard Winham readies to retire from WUTC, we're hearing from his colleagues, from our campus here at UTC and from the community about what he means to them. CT Martin hosts The Retro Opry Collective on WUTC.