Hi, I'm Malcolm Key,

I am a journalist, radio host and Communication Major at University of Tennessee Chattanooga. Passionate about learning and sharing truths of the human experience and culture through audio journalism, radio production, photography, to highlight the overlooked, shine light on the forgotten, and share something new with the local, national, and global community.

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Live in The Library is a collaboration between WUTC and the Chattanooga Public Library to have musicians come from far and wide and share their stories. The Boneyard house band performed at the library on February 4, 2026, where they also shared their stories as a group. I documented their performance. 

Miller Plaza is the location of many gatherings, events, and festivals alike in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The global No Kings protests are no exception to this. On February 2, 2026, members of the community protested on the corner of Miller Plaza. The crowd encouraged passersby to honk in solidarity.

Malcolm Key is a senior communication major with a minor in Environmental Studies at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga. Key is a previous Division 1 NCAA athlete turned multimedia artist and visual storyteller. He is passionate about sharing truths of the human experience. 

Key’s keen interest lies within the world of art, music, global culture, urban development, and infrastructure.

He is currently a Broadcast Assistant 1 for WUTC, an NPR affiliate. Where he connects his passions through audio journalism and production. His love for art and culture shines through in his weekly radio production The Soundpainter. 

Key's love for art is the result of him being an artist and graphic designer as well. To view his graphic works, click here.

If you want him to shine light on your story or collaborate on a project, contact him at tfc775@mocs.utc.edu.