Scenic Roots

green|spaces here in Chattanooga has reimagined its Eco Field Day and moved it online - with a week of virtual challenges starting on Wednesday called Eco Field Day @ Home.

This year’s Taquiza Taco Festival in Chattanooga will be a virtual tour to rally support for Latino small business owners.

Kate Kronenberg loves houseplants - lots and lots of houseplants.

Our own Richard Winham speaks with Ben VanderHardt of Yellow Racket Records here in Chattanooga, which calls itself a "touch-and-feel record store for vinyl and music lovers."

As this country’s legacy on race remains at the forefront of public debate, one recurring theme is who we remember - and how we remember them.

A panel discussion on "good trouble" for racial justice. Vinyl gets its groove back at Yellow Racket Records. Taquiza online, Eco Field Day reimagined - and more. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

In the first of a two-part conversation, Richard Winham speaks with Colin Woodard, author of " Union: The Struggle to Forge the Story of United States Nationhood."

Twice a week online, the Bessie Smith Cultural Center here in Chattanooga features community members reading children’s books - to spur dialogue on race relations.

Here in Hamilton County, the coronavirus pandemic has hit certain communities the hardest. A recent story by Wyatt Massey in The Chattanooga Times Free Press shares the numbers.

Cempa's LaDarius Price on fighting COVID-19's disparities. An excerpt from "Of Thee I Sing" from "Bessie's Front Porch." Talking Writing: Colin Woodard, author of "Union." These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."