(Aired Tues 5/05/26) This month is packed with sports across Chattanooga and Hamilton County - from bass fishing to local championships for baseball, softball and tennis to Ironman.

(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.

Bassist Kenny Gradney of Little Feat talks with WUTC's Paul Jorgensen about the band's "Last Farewell Tour" coming to Chattanooga, their upcoming Grand Ole Opry debut, and their latest studio album, Strike Up the Band.

WUTC's Paul Jorgensen sits down with Joel Forlines and Randy Steele of the "Joel and Randy Eat the Brick" podcast to talk about the show, live music in the Greater Chattanooga area, and their lives in the scene.

When Jason Mraz performs in Chattanooga this month, it will be just him and his guitar on stage. He spoke with WUTC's Haley Solomon about his solo acoustic tour which comes to Memorial Auditorium on May 20th.

Randy Steele, Lake Foster and Daniel Roberts join Haley Solomon live on WUTC to talk about Friday's Locals Only concert - a benefit for the Lula Lake Land Trust - at Barrelhouse Ballroom in Chattanooga.

Caleb Cross, a singer-songwriter from Rome, Georgia who now lives in Brooklyn, is Clark Gibson's guest on this week's episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library."

Singer-songwriter Jeremiah Harmon serenades the studio about music history and his upcoming album on this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library" with Clark Gibson.