Today in the Upper Cumberland

A monument to history. Hear from Rebekah Beeler today on the history of Standing Stone, Today In The Upper Cumberland.

A local seed leads to a nationwide company. The story of the Notgrass family and the Home Schooling curriculum they created. Charlene Notgrass is the author, along with her family.

Personal ownership of the gun safety issue. How YOU can help protect our local community. Dr. Amanda Rosenberger from Moms Demand Action speaks on this.

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Individualized and tailored, the impacts of home schooling. A national survey group says “home schooling is the fastest growing form of education in the United States.” It is now bordering on the mainstream.

A tradition that’s rich. Inside the Upper Cumberland’s Native American history. Hear all about this rich history from local historian Rick Moles.

Understanding your loved one’s needs. The challenge of grief during the holiday season. For most of us, the holiday season means fun, family gatherings. However for some, it is a reminder of who’s not there. Take a step inside the issue of grief with Dr. Katherine Wood from TnTech.

Reward in achievement, reward in connection. The growth of home schooling, across the Upper Cumberland.

Exploring some of the Upper Cumberland’s OTHER residents. Take a step inside our paranormal history, Today in the Upper Cumberland.

Snakes. Few people like them. Experts say don’t kill them. What snakes are seen in the Upper Cumberland? Are they truly as scared of you as you are of them? What role do snakes play?

In this episode of TIUC, hear all about the CLEAN project and how it relates to University research projects, what TnTech is doing with CLEAN, and more from NASA and info provided by Dr. Rory Roberts from Tech.

Today In The Upper Cumberland airs each weekend as a way to introduce you to interesting people and subjects of interest to our community. Catch the show each Saturday morning at 6am on Rock 93-7, at 7am on 106-9 Kicks Country, at 8am on 93-3 The Dawg, Lite Rock 95.9, and 96-9 Highway 111 Country, and at 9am on 101.9/AM 920 WLIV.

If you miss it Saturday, you can catch Today In The Upper Cumberland again, Sunday. The show airs Sunday morning at 7am on Rock 93-7 and News Talk 94.1/AM 1600, at 7:30am on Sports Radio 104.7, Sundays at Noon on News Talk 94.1/AM 1600, Sunday night at 6pm on 93-3 The Dawg, Lite Rock 95.9, 96-9 Highway 111 Country, and 101.9/AM 920 WLIV, and at 7pm on 106-9 Kicks Country.