Scenic Roots

Richard Winham presents an iconic sampling of jazz from the lounge at Barking Legs Theater in Chattanooga.

Supply chains as we have known them have been reshaped by the responses to living with COVID-19. The changes are still unfolding as circumstances keep changing - and the ripple effect for years to come is only beginning to be felt.

The shakeup in our supply chains due to the coronavirus. From Barking Legs Theater: the best jazz in the Lounge. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, Edward Bergin talks to his partner Katherine Kessler about playing the accordion.

Richard Winham presents The Rough & Tumble - the "Dumpster-folk / Thriftstore-Americana duo" of Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler - who performed this month via livestream for the Mountain Spirit Acoustic Series in Asheville, North Carolina.

Right now, there is no grocery store in Chattanooga’s Highland Park area that offers fresh produce. The Chattanooga Sustainable Food Center aims to change that soon - with Gaining Ground Grocery.

For nearly forty years, The Chattanooga Community Kitchen has served the most basic needs of hungry, homeless and vulnerable people in this city while offering a clear path to self-sufficiency.

Jens Christensen of The Chattanooga Community Kitchen. Holly Martin of The Chattanooga Sustainable Food Center. Mountain Spirit Acoustic Series: The Rough & Tumble. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

On this week's "Scenic Roots: Live In The Library," Richard Winham presents an encore performance from Abraham James - a singer/songwriter from Canton, Ohio - recorded downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.

Last year, Anthony Gladden founded Kingship Chess Academy - teaching kids eager to learn chess here in Chattanooga and Hamilton County.