Scenic Roots

“Safe at Home” is a series of photos capturing life for people at home around the world during this pandemic.

Photographer Kathleen Greeson on "Safe at Home." Katie Harbison of Chambliss on pandemic child care. Talking Writing: Singer-songwriter Sharla June. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Richard Winham presents music from the archive of Barking Legs Theater in Chattanooga: José Valentino with his quartet, Ben Freiburg and trumpet player Nathan Warner.

Turning an idea into a business can be easier said than done - even in the best of times. Where do you begin - and how do you adjust - at a time like this?

Dr. Matthew Pullen earned his degree from this campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - in molecular biology. He is now at the University of Minnesota’s Department of Medicine - and one of the researchers behind a study published last month in The New England Journal of Medicine on hydroxycholorquine.

UTC alum Dr. Matthew Pullen on studying hydroxychloroquine. April Corbett & Jennifer Holder on “CO.STARTERS Get Started.” Tennessee Valley StoryCorps - and Barking Legs Theater. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, historic preservationists Cullon Hooks and Dana Moody.

Richard Winham presents David Jacobs-Strain - a soulful singer and gifted slide player - from a livestream performance for the Mountain Spirit Acoustic Series in Asheville, North Carolina.

Andréana Lefton is a poet and author who has worked with inmates in the Hamilton County Jail. She has provided her talent and her time as part of a prison writing program called “Turn the Page” - sponsored by the Southern Lit Alliance here in Chattanooga.

One economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic is food security. A recent study by Feeding America found one in five people - and more than one in four children - in the Chattanooga area and Northwest Georgia - could face hunger due to that impact.