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Cody Landress-Gibson joins Alex Volz on his front porch to watch a storm blow in and discuss the intersection of heavy metal and old time country music.

Chattanooga-based Old Timey musician Lon Eldridge shares his new album of instrumental lap steel music inspired by a genre known as Exotica.

WUTC's Alex Volz tumbles down a surreal rabbit hole of Chattanooga history that involves the birth of the automobile, an Italian Renaissance mansion, and the composition of a piano concerto.

Joshua Cruce shares his first single, the music that inspires him, and the music he thinks sucks.

Chattanooga's Matt Bohannon and The Matt Bo Band join Clark Gibson in the studio for this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library" - recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.

On this episode of WUTC's "Open Book," Richard Winham speaks with Rollo Romig, author of "I Am on the Hit List: A Journalist's Murder and the Rise of Autocracy in India," published by Penguin Books.

WUTC's Clark Gibson explores Ozzy Osbourne’s rise from Black Sabbath to rock legend in this Moonlight Mile tribute. Hear the music, madness, and myth behind the Prince of Darkness.

Charting the future by design for Chattanooga’s Montague Park. Integrating the arts into early learning at Battle Academy. At Inventanooga, real world problems meet student solutions. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

For more than a century, Montague Park in Southside Chattanooga has been home to many things: a city landfill, a recreation center and a sculpture garden. Now, an urban design and landscape planning process will reimagine the park, to revitalize the space for this century.

Integrating the arts into early learning involves a collaborative choreography among educators. Kelly Shimel is the fine arts coordinator for Hamilton County Schools - and Jesse Goins is the principal of Battle Academy, the magnet school in Southside Chattanooga.