Brett Tannehill
General ManagerBrett is a 25-year veteran of public television and radio. He's won more than 30 journalism awards, including a national Edward R. Murrow award and RTDNA's international UNITY award for excellence in coverage of diversity issues. He was also lucky enough to spend several years recording commentaries from legendary storyteller Kathryn Tucker Windham, which stands as one of his all-time favorite things about working in broadcasting.
Brett is also a musician, an outdoors enthusiast, a certified landscaper and a father. He enjoys donuts, sitting on the porch and taking 'adventure drives' whenever possible. He co-produces the Sundial Writer's Corner, Valley Sounds and the award-winning Public Radio Hour. Brett also served as chairman of the inaugural Huntsville's Music Advisory Board, which works to improve the infrastructure and community awareness of the local performing arts scene.
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This is The Update on 89.3 WLRH with Bob Nance. Tune in Fridays at 5pm for a half hour to inform and inspire you, and get you ready for the weekend. -
This is The Update on 89.3 WLRH with Bob Nance. A half hour to inform and inspire you with stories and conversation as we get ready for the weekend.
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This is The Update on 89.3 WLRH with Bob Nance. A half hour to inform and inspire you with stories and conversation as we get ready for the weekend.
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This week on Valley Sounds (#281), we finish previewing bands playing the Whistle Stop Festival and Microwave Dave Day with music from Carver Commodore, The Silver Silos, Microwave Dave, Robby Eichman and Amber Cavanaugh. We’ll also have new music from Alex Hendrix, an interview with The NEIGHBORS, and a little Halloween fun from Aunt Sofonda. -
On the next Valley Sounds (#278), we all sort of new music, including from our featured artist A Jene. Also, the latest local singles … New Anxieties by The Narrative, Demons of My Past by Ally Free, Widow by Shrimpa and Sweet Baby by The Crash. And music by Amber Cavanaugh and Gareth Pearson
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This week on Valley Sounds, we preview Hymn Fest and hear a performance by Christian Crocker. Also, a chat with Chris Hendley, and music by the American Spiritual Ensemble, Ayeesha E , Jersey Meg, Camacho, Drop Diver, Chelsea Who?, Tosha Hill, Lana White and The Crash.
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Our series highlighting Tennessee Valley people, places and events continues with a hike up Monte Sano Mountain. This pristine wilderness area and its abundant water resources were part of the founding of Huntsville. In this edition of Tennessee Valley Explorer, Brett Tannehill takes us to Wildflower Trail, where the waterfalls are putting on quite a show. -
Officials in Triana break ground today (6/14/13) on the city's new public library. The former home of the library was destroyed in 2009 by fire. The new library will provide many residents with their only Internet access, and other resources. Brett Tannehill reports.
