The Moonlight Mile
Mondays / 9 PM - 10 PM
The Moonlight Mile is a laid-back, journey through rock, funk, country, and R&B, designed for listeners winding down and driving home after a long day.
With a carefully curated mix of genres, the show keeps the energy mellow yet engaging. Between tracks, listeners can enjoy bite-sized stories and fun facts about the artists, adding a personal touch to each song.
Whether you're cruising down a quiet highway or navigating city streets, The Moonlight Mile is your perfect companion for the ride.
When the day slows down and the road stretches ahead, there’s Moonlight Mile.
A soundtrack for the after-hours traveler. Let's ride together every Monday at 9 PM on WUTC.
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Don Brewer, a founding member of Grand Funk Railroad, speaks with WUTC's Clark Gibson as the band prepares to play Whitfield County's America 250 celebration in Dalton this Thursday as part of its Shinin' On Tour. -
Over the weekend, Ben Chapman, a singer/songwriter from LaFayette, GA who now lives in Nashville, played Chattanooga's Barrelhouse Ballroom. Before the show, Ben spoke with WUTC's Clark Gibson. -
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. -
Clark spins some of his favorite classic cuts including Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and The Beatles. -
Roland Dixon, a singer-songwriter based in Knoxville who has a new album coming out soon, spoke with WUTC's Clark Gibson about songwriting process, perseverance, family, and more. -
Legendary musician and producer Don Was spoke with WUTC's Clark Gibson about his career, his recent album with the Pan-Detroit Ensemble - and their upcoming show at Big Ears in Knoxville. -
Clark celebrates the 50th episode of The Moonlight Mile by spinning some covers that he believes to be better than the originals.
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Clark finds out, in real time, how much he loves D’Angelo. He also spins some Jane’s Addiction, Bonnie Raitt, and much more!
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Clark shares a new release from Fai Baba, his new found love for Daughter of Swords, and talks about Willie Nelson’s resilience.
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Clark’s brother, Will, joins the show to talk about his trip to the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame Museum.
