Studio 865

Author Brain Griffin visited Studio 865 to discuss and read from his new book of poetry, Single Lens Reflex. The work is based upon his experience of the 2008 mass shooting at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church.

Jeanine Fuller has released a stellar new recording, Endurance. She talks about that and her upcoming concert at Ijams Nature Center on Sunday on Studio 865.

Moon Zappa talks with Todd Steed about her new memoir, Earth To Moon. The book captures her unorthodox and often painful upbringing in the house of Frank and Gail Zappa. With grace, laugh-out-loud humor and sharp insight, Moon captures her unique journey in this page turning memoir. She talks candidly here about her hit single, her relationship with her siblings, and they way forward. And delicious tea.

Hunter Deacon sits down with Todd Steed to discuss some of the great recordings that informed his path as a musician. A must listen for drummers and those who wish to understand them.

Studio 865 welcomes Knoxville musicians Mal Nombre for a lively discussion on their debut release, Mal Nombre.

Adeem the Artist will perform at the Bijou Theatre on May 10th with Flamy Grant and Brandi Augustus. Adeem sat down with Todd Steed to discuss their newest epic release, Anniversary.

Dino Nassios from Milkman and the Big Band visits Flipside to talk all things McCartney. It's time for the deep cuts.

On this episode of Studio 865, we learn about a different side of blues legend Mississippi John Hurt.

Hector Qirko has adopted a new persona for his latest, fabulous recording, Darwin Diego. Hector sat down with Todd to check out the tunes and get caught up on all things Hectorian.

Guitarist, Emmy winning television producer, and music hound Camp Childers joins Flipside for the most musical variety you are likely to hear on the show.