Also I have documents to show it also they have pushed my ribs out 2 in and they have made the…read morehospital not acknowledge me or act like I'm this that and the other blah blah so but I do have proof I do have the earpieces and I also the people in the county that's posted on that side are the ones that's doing it

On a recent and growingly infrequent foray into the community, I discovered that I-pod, phone, and…read moreCD's remained in the garage following a late winter clean out. Although the urge to reverse course was great, I decided that since the anticipated miles were short, and hating to admit (even to myself) that I could not venture from home without an ample supply of tunes or my electronic tether, I bravely continued onward. Still, the sweet song of the Turbo-D grew monotonic after a few miles, and my hand found the radio controls. A quick punch of the "search/scan" button yielded the usual reasons for the popularity of sat-radio, Pandora, I-pods, downloads, etc. That is, until the dial settled on (ahem!) 88.1! "Whatz THIS! Hendrix? Who plays Hendrix these days?" This cut was followed by set of some of the tastiest blues guitar that I've ever heard on the airwaves. Then a set of old and new 'Americana' filled Rattler's cab as I pulled into my first stop. I hated to leave the cab! 88.1 aka WUTC is the UTC public radio affiliate, and it's a GEM! The playlists are extensive, expansive, and exceptional! From the Staple Singers to Robert E. Keen and far beyond, the folks behind the board bring us an aural cornucopia of musical delights and moods. The signal strength is decently strong (considering our terrain), and the staff is first-rate, with strong production values on the mic, following through into locally produced segments. The news segs are gleaned from PRI, NPR, as well as other sources. Despite outsourcing several news and entertainment segments each day, WUTC avoids the 'canned' sound/feeling that is a trademark of many college affiliated radio stations. WUTC maintains a very well thought out and executed web-page, offering playlists, streaming, and background info, as well as the usual factoids. Chattanooga has a radio station that is easily a benchmark, for commercial & non-commercial offerings. While I do "double-check" for my phone these days, leaving 'my' music on the kitchen counter is no longer a big-deal. I can always find 'my music' at 88.1!

I've been a radio enthusiast my entire life. I'm following in the foot steps of my father and my…read morelate grand father, who are both ham radio operators. In 2000 I received my amateur radio callsign and began my membership to this club. Although my membership has lapsed a few times due to various reasons, my love for the club and ham radio have never faltered. The club was established in 1962. The current location is on Johnston Blvd which is one of the highest places in Bradley County. Cleveland City Govt was nice enough to give us a long term lease of the property for many many years and we just completed an expansion of the club house. If you are new to the area or ham radio or have been one for a while and are looking for some like-minded people, feel free to come visit. Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday's of the month and we do testing on one Saturday of the month.

WNOO-AM/FM is a great radio station, I worked at this station in the late 60s and early 70s. I was…read moreknown as Big Jimmie "SoulFinger" Steward. Loved it then, and love it now on line. Several former WNOO DJ's reside in Chapel Hill, NC

Great radio station that plays a unique mix of current music (but doesn't overplay it) and hits…read morefrom the 80s and 90s. Best station in Chattanooga by far.