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(Aired Weds 10/29/25) NPR’s College Podcast Challenge is back. It’s a chance for college students across the country to create a podcast that could earn them a scholarship prize and air on NPR programs here on WUTC

(Aired Thu 10/16/25) On this episode of "Live in the Library" with WUTC's Clark Gibson, Sloppy Street Tacos - Chattanooga's indie alternative funk rock band - jams at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.

(Aired Thu 10/30/25) SoundCorps is looking back - and looking forward. The Chattanooga nonprofit has launched a community music survey to guide its future.

(Aired Thu 10/30/25) Here in the Chattanooga area, pathways to local careers in construction run in many directions. Just ask Nolan Woody of Curbed Construction and Dana Severson of RP Communities.

(Aired Thu 10/30/25) Kreneshia Whiteside-McGhee is known to many in Chattanooga as “Kren the Curator.” Ian-Alijah Bey of Chattmatters spoke with her.

(Aired Thu 10/30/25) Recently, we teamed up with David Cook of "Food as a Verb" for a series of conversations on “Scenic Roots.” Our guest for our latest conversation: Josh Carter.

(Aired Thu 10/30/25) How can a community in a food desert grow a solution for fresh food that is affordable and accessible? For Becca Love, the answer can be found in the garden.

(Aired Thu 10/30/25) Here in Southeast Tennessee, craft artists are weaving a new chapter into a statewide network for handmade craft. Steve Griffin is president of Tennessee Craft Southeast.

(Aired Thu 10/30/25) A place for local writers here in Chattanooga is marking a milestone. The Chattanooga Writers Guild released its latest anthology last month.

For the next hour: no obscure local history, no historical documentaries, just new music from artists in today's Chattanooga music scene.