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(Aired Weds 10/22/25) Chattanooga is on the cutting-edge map for tapping the potential of - and building the future for - quantum computing. This summer, our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - hosted its first international quantum workshop.
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(Aired Tues 10/21/25) The SMILE Fund is an investment account managed by students here at UTC. Here's the second episode of a podcast hosted by two students in the fund: Zane Warren and Justice Cardenas.
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Hamilton County Government(Aired Mon 10/20/25) Hamilton Counted is a data project that tracks issues across Hamilton County such as public safety, addiction and homelessness. The latest report examines countywide data from the first half of this year. -
Chattanooga Venturing Study Group(Aired Mon 10/20/25) In the 1980s, the nonprofit Chattanooga Venture engaged thousands of residents - and the results revitalized this city. A series of speakers is now revisiting that era.
The Often Herd via Bandcamp
The Often Herd crosses oceans and musical boundaries from Northern England to this week's IBMA World of Bluegrass in Chattanooga - and live on WUTC with Paul Jorgensen.
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Paul Jorgensen/WUTC / UTCAlva Leigh with the band Call Me Spinster join Haley Solomon live in the studio at WUTC to talk about - and perform - a few tracks from Alva's new album "Wilderness." -
The Faux Paws via FacebookThe Faux Paws calls itself "a triangle band in a land of circles." Listen to the band live on WUTC with Brian Hamilton and Haley Solomon during IBMA World of Bluegrass.
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UTC(Aired Tues 10/21/25) Economic growth may seem abstract - but we feel its presence, and its absence, in everyday life. Dr. Claudia Kramer is UTC's Probasco Chair of Free Enterprise at the Gary W. Rollins College of Business. -
UTC(Aired Thu 9/18/25) UTC alum Steven Kline is the new director of the Clarence T. Jones Observatory, owned and operated by the university since opening its doors in 1938.
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An emerging force in the local music scene, Sloppy Street Tacos, sits down with Clark Gibson for this week's episode of Live in the Library
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Local punk band Division of Fire joins Clark for this week's episode. They speak about being veterans of the local scene, sobriety, and what's next for the band.
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