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(Aired Weds 3/25/26) The first community plan for historic preservation in Chattanooga dates back to 1977. Now, nearly fifty years later, Preserve Chattanooga is preparing to launch the process to craft a new plan.

Episode twelve of The Soundpainter looks at the horrifying illustrations of the world famous author Stephen Gammell.

(Aired Weds 4/29/26) Black spirituals are the religious folksongs created by enslaved Africans here in the South over generations before the Civil War. This year, during Black History Month, the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in downtown Chattanooga honored those songs.

(Aired Thu 4/28/26) Here in Chattanooga, entrepreneurs have more than one destination that offers the resources they need to reach the customers they serve.

(Aired Thu 4/09/26) Next weekend, visual artists from far and wide will gather here in Chattanooga for the 4 Bridges Arts Festival.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed a home in Chattanooga after a local couple wrote him—his only residential work in Tennessee still stands today.

Last week, we saw glimpses of what the Franklin-Roberts Future Ready Center in downtown Chattanooga will look like as design renderings were released for the new career and technical education hub.

WUTC's Clark Gibson speaks with Les Claypool about his "Claypool Gold" tour, which is coming to The Caverns in Pelham, TN on June 5th and Atlanta on June 20th.

Dive into the rich and thoughtful story of Japanese artist and designer, Hiroo Isono on episode 20 of The Soundpainter, by Malcolm Key.

On episode 14 of The Soundpainter, Malcolm Key explores an artist whose works helped define the visual language of the naturalist movement in France.