Produced by WGUC in Cincinnati, host Naomi Lewin brings classical music’s great composers to life through music and stories. ![]() |
Daniel Berry selecting classical music for Morning Concert |
Come see the improvements that member support has made possible at WUOT’s open house on August 8! We're in the Communications Bldg. on the UT campus. Parking options include Circle Park Drive, metered parking on the street, and the UT
public parking garage, which is next to the University Center on the corner of
Philip Fulmer and Andy Holt Ave. If you come to the station after 5:30 p.m., you
can park in staff lot #30 located behind the Communications Building facing
Neyland Stadium.
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Why do some songs mercilessly stick in our heads and repeat themselves over and over? What makes these hooks so hooky? And how does a songwriter will a song forth from the ether? Nightmarish stories of musical hallucinations, songs that transcend language, and the triumphant return of the Elvis of Afghanistan.
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We’ve revamped our information about WUOT membership and also have a new page highlighting how you can join the great group of WUOT volunteers who help out with projects from fund drives to packing parties.
• Volunteer and make a difference...
• Be a member and make a difference...
Heard weekday mornings at 11:55.
WUOT's Monthly Call-In Program, first Wednesday of each month Wednesday, August 6, 2008 --We look into the mysterious, painful world of the schizophrenic and talk about some of the many misperceptions. And we’ll discuss the ways in which medicine and technology are changing the lives of those who have been diagnosed with this condition. Our guest is Dr. Clif Tennison, psychiatrist and Chief Medical Officer of the Helen Ross McNabb Center in Knoxville. Listen
Click here to listen to other Dialogue programs, as well as news features, on our Podcast page.
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STATION TOUR
Take a photographic tour of WUOT's studio
Tell us what WUOT means to you with the My Source project.
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