Randy Steele and the High Cold Wind brought their high-energy bluegrass to "The Haley Solomon Show" live on WUTC - and talked about their performance this Friday at Reflection Riding's Campfire Concert Series and the "Thank You, Richard Winham" concert on Sunday, June 22nd at Barrelhouse Ballroom in Chattanooga.
Only On WUTC
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On this episode - and on the third Tuesday of each month - here on WUTC's “Scenic Roots,” we bring you “Chatting with the Chancellor,” a one-on-one conversation with Dr. Robert Dooley, Interim Chancellor here on our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
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After nearly four decades of shaping the sound and soul of public radio in Chattanooga, WUTC-FM host Richard Winham will retire this summer. To honor his extraordinary legacy, WUTC will host a public benefit concert - "Thank You, Richard Winham" - on Sunday, June 22, at Barrelhouse Ballroom in downtown Chattanooga.
Hear Our Voices
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(Aired Weds 5/14/25) Here in Chattanooga, Pleasant Garden Cemetery is one of the oldest historically Black cemeteries in Tennessee. Antwon Baldwin, a student in UTC’s Department of Communication and an intern here at WUTC, paid a visit.
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Chattanoogan Charles Moss, Associate Editor at Spin Magazine, joins Alex Volz to talk music journalism and interviews with artists like Jason Isbell and more.
Music Made Here
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Randy Steele and the High Cold Wind brought their high-energy bluegrass to "The Haley Solomon Show" live on WUTC - and talked about their performance this Friday at Reflection Riding's Campfire Concert Series and the "Thank You, Richard Winham" concert on Sunday, June 22nd at Barrelhouse Ballroom in Chattanooga.
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(Aired Mon 5/12/25) “Sessions” from TEDxChattanooga presents local musicians in a mix of music and storytelling with a listening room vibe. The 2025 version of “Sessions” was held at the end of March at Songbirds in downtown Chattanooga. One of the artists: Bindy.
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