The Creek 100.9 FM

The station focuses on American roots music, presenting a curated selection of sounds deeply connected to the region’s musical heritage. The broadcaster’s programming emphasizes live music events and interviews with artists, creating a platform that celebrates both established and emerging talent within the American roots music landscape. The station’s commitment extends beyond music playback, aiming to foster a connection with the local arts community and provide listeners with a deeper understanding of the genres and artists featured. The content offered aims to be a source for discovering new music and staying informed about local performances and artist spotlights. The station’s daily schedule features several distinct programs. “Creekside Mornings,” hosted by Charles Davis, airs Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM EST, and incorporates interviews with special guests. “Lunch with Lane,” hosted by Aaron Buzza, provides a musical backdrop for the lunch hour, airing Monday through Friday from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM EST, often with themed selections. “Creekside Sports,” co-hosted by Daniel Shirley and Steve Norris, covers local and state sports news from Monday to Friday, 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM EST. “Local Load-In,” hosted by Justin Cutway, spotlights Central Georgia’s independent music scene every Wednesday at 7:00 PM EST. Kirk West hosts “Into The Mystic” on Mondays at 7:00 PM EST, drawing on his experiences as a music photographer. An “Ad-Free Radio Hour” is also available, airing Monday through Friday from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM EST. The station’s website highlights several upcoming live music events, including performances by Joe Bonamassa, Frank Bang, Gloria & The Doctor and Henry D Jones, Kindred Valley, Cody Matlock, and The Captain Midnight Band, among others. These events are held at various venues, including Grant’s Lounge, the Capitol Theatre, and the Atrium Health Amphitheater. Interviews are a recurring feature, with recent conversations including Emmy Lou Harris, Brent Cobb, Rick Devens, and Jon Batiste. The station also provides coverage of local sports, showcasing athletes like Ty Cummings and featuring segments like “Creekside Sports’ 2025 All-Middle Georgia football team.” The broadcaster provides access to episodes of its radio shows, allowing listeners to engage with content beyond the live broadcast. The station also features video content, such as “Angel Ocasio Jr.: How Macon Shaped His Sound.” The website serves as a central hub for information regarding programming, events, and artist spotlights, offering a comprehensive experience for listeners interested in American roots music and the local arts scene. The station's commitment to showcasing local talent and providing in-depth coverage of music and sports contributes to its role as a community resource.