Scenic Roots

Rosana Hughes of The Chattanooga Times Free Press. How art supports the Tennessee River Gorge Trust. This week’s Talking Writing: Rachel Landrum Crumble. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

From our own Richard Winham, a sampling from Barking Legs Theater of The Black Feathers - Ray Hughes and Sian Chandler - the English duo who shared their brand of Americana music via livestream from the UK over the weekend.

Dynamo Studios here in Chattanooga provides students and musicians with educational experiences built around music production and the arts.

Dynamo Studio's Kessler Cuffman on making music. From Barking Legs Theater: The Black Feathers. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, Alexis Hoover and her wife, Jessica Hoover.

Our own Richard Winham presents a sampling of QuaranTunes at Noon from WoodSongs Dalton: Jennifer Daniels, singer/songwriter - and her husband Jeff Neal.

On Thursday, restaurants here in Chattanooga will partner with Cempa Community Care to support the fight against HIV here in the Tennessee Valley - with the annual “Dining Out For Life.”

Chattanooga Theatre Centre is looking forward in more ways than one, while affected by - and adjusting to - life under COVID-19.

Matt Busby is director of The Camp House - and pastor of cultural engagement for The Mission Chattanooga.

The Camp House's Matt Busby on systemic racism. Mitch Collins of Chattanooga Theatre Centre's next move. Cempa's Mitzi Ward on this year's "Dining Out For Life." These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."