University of Tennessee Medical Center
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Nov 2, 2026
Steve StocktonHOST
I can still remember going out there.
Steve StocktonHOST
It's over on the other side of the river down by UT Hospital there.
Steve StocktonHOST
It was in the fall, but it was a hot day.
Steve StocktonHOST
The smell, just, you know, you could smell it from before you even got close to it.
Bob YarbroughHOST
It is World Stroke Day.
Bob YarbroughHOST
And today, Dr. Brian Wiseman, Medical Director for the UT Medical Center Stroke Center, is in studio with us, along with Shannon Smith from the American Heart Association.
Bob YarbroughHOST
Good morning to you both.
Bob YarbroughHOST
Glad to have you back in.
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Bob YarbroughHOST
Dr. Brian Wiseman, Medical Director at the UT Medical Center Stroke Center, and Shannon Smith from the American Heart Association here on World Stroke Day.
Bob YarbroughHOST
And boy, we will always, Shannon, shine a light on whether it's World Stroke Month.
Bob YarbroughHOST
Oh.
Bob YarbroughHOST
And as such, you know, I've had the American Heart Association and Dr. Sarah Parker from UT Medical Center, the stroke center there, the comprehensive stroke center, on many, many times in the past few years.
Bob YarbroughHOST
They'll be back in studio today as we try to bring awareness to stroke and maybe awareness to how – How it can be avoided.
Bob YarbroughHOST
You know, there's a lot of simple things that folks can do to help avoid having a stroke at any point of your life.
Bob YarbroughHOST
It is World Stroke Day.
Bob YarbroughHOST
And today, Dr. Brian Wiseman, Medical Director for the UT Medical Center Stroke Center, is in studio with us, along with Shannon Smith from the American Heart Association.
Bob YarbroughHOST
Good morning to you both.
Bob YarbroughHOST
Glad to have you back in.
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Bob YarbroughHOST
Dr. Brian Wiseman, Medical Director at the UT Medical Center Stroke Center and Shannon Smith from the American Heart Association here on World Stroke Day.
Bob YarbroughHOST
And boy, we will always, Shannon, shine a light on whether it's World Stroke Month, Stroke Day, whatever it is, you know, come on in and we're going to talk about this.
Mike MurrayGUEST
We have a great medical team.
Mike MurrayGUEST
UT Medical Center takes care of our fellowship program in the dressing room.
Mike MurrayGUEST
But having a quick turnaround like this in Fayetteville tonight, back at home, and then birmingham's games an afternoon game because it's obviously halloween night so you know the guys will be sore after the weekend for sure i'm sure
John WilkersonHOST
without a doubt and then when you get back to the home ice which will be the following weekend that first week it's actually the next thursday on the fifth a very special night as you host macon it's military appreciation night for the ice bears
Bob YarbroughGUEST
Oh.
Bob YarbroughGUEST
And as such, you know, I've had the American Heart Association and Dr. Sarah Parker from UT Medical Center, the stroke center there, the comprehensive stroke center, on many, many times in the past few years.
Bob YarbroughGUEST
They'll be back in studio today as we try to bring awareness to stroke and maybe awareness to how – How it can be avoided.
Bob YarbroughGUEST
You know, there's a lot of simple things that folks can do to help avoid having a stroke at any point of your life.
John MiddlekauffHOST
This is like, what's my return here?
Bud ElliottGUEST
Well, I think this is why you're seeing a lot of schools go and set up these private entities that I think eventually will own these college teams, right? Like, for instance, University of Tennessee Medical Center, is not owned by Tennessee.
Bud ElliottGUEST
They put their name on it.
Bud ElliottGUEST
I think eventually you'll have Lexington, Kentucky Football Club license the UK name to the football club.
John MiddlekauffHOST
This is like, what's my return here?
Bud ElliottGUEST
Well, I think this is why you're seeing a lot of schools go and set up these private entities that I think eventually will own these college teams, right? Like, for instance, University of Tennessee Medical Center, is not owned by Tennessee.
Bud ElliottGUEST
They put their name on it.
Bud ElliottGUEST
I think eventually you'll have Lexington, Kentucky Football Club license the UK name to the football club.
Bud ElliottGUEST
Right.
Bud ElliottGUEST
Like, for instance, University of Tennessee Medical Center.
Bud ElliottGUEST
is not owned by Tennessee.
Bud ElliottGUEST
They put their name on it.
Mark NagiGUEST
So you're talking specifically about the section between Cherokee Trail and Woodson Drive.
Mark NagiGUEST
That is the area closest to the UT Medical Center.
Mark NagiGUEST
The entire section is looking to be complete in the early part of 2030, but really the part that everybody is most concerned about is that area directly around UT Medical Center.
Mark NagiGUEST
And there's been a lot of progress on that specific part over the last few months especially.
Mark NagiGUEST
We anticipate a northbound ramp, a traffic shift coming up in the next couple of weeks.
Mark NagiGUEST
So anybody who's going to be traveling to UT Medical Center should be aware of that.
Mark NagiGUEST
There'll be another traffic shift coming up in the spring.
Mark NagiGUEST
And that part of the project should be done on time in mid to late 2027.
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