David Williamson started out as WUOT's first paid full-time announcer and went on to fill many roles at the station. Learn about the first fund drive, the changes in technology that changed the station and numerous fascinating behind-the-scenes stories.

Kat Brock and George Rutsyamuka sit down with Todd Steed to discuss the upcoming changes at Knoxville's beloved musical institution, Pilot Light.

In this wide ranging interview mixed with live performance, Kingsport native Zoh Amba discusses their unlikely path and her inspired new recording, Sun.

Jason Boardman joins Todd on Studio 865 to reflect back on the miraculous rise and winding evolution of Knoxville's beloved Pilot Light. Learn what is behind his decision to step away and what this institution means to him and the community. Next week, find out what's next for the Pilot Light.

Gregory Tardy talks with Todd Steed about his new beautiful recording of mostly original ballads, Abide in Love.

Joan Osborne talks about her new live album of Dylan songs and her upcoming visit to the Bijou Theatre on July 15.

Over 2,000 people are expected to attend the 44th annual Smoky Mountain Quilt Show, where new quilts compete for prize money and historic quilts are examined and archived for posterity.

Marilyn Kallet and Linda Parsons talk with Todd Steed about the Poetry Liberation Front event this weekend in Knoxville, featuring a collection of some of the areas finest poets.

Mimi Terry stopped by Improvisations to chat with Todd Steed about her jazz piano history, her teacher Donald Brown, and her plans for the future.

David Lowery has released the heavily biographical Fathers, Sons and Brothers. He talks with Todd Steed about the evolution of the songs, his family history and the music behind his most intimate release yet.