Richard Winham speaks with Carla Pritchard about this year’s Virtual Nightfall concert series...

On this week's "Talking Writing," Richard Winham talks with guitarist and songwriter Matt Shigekawa - known to his friends as "Shiggy"...

Back in March, Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center here in Chattanooga closed its doors to members and the public as part of the shutdowns to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Alan Shuptrine is a nationally acclaimed artist in watercolor and other forms - including sculpture, oil gold leaf, wood carving and etching. Last fall, he collaborated with Jennifer Pharr Davis on - “I Come From A Place” - a coffee table book in which his watercolors and her prose evoke what we know and love about Appalachia.

Unum's Dr. Laurie Mitchell on employees, employers and mental health. Alan Shuptrine on the challenges in creating art during COVID-19. Reflection Riding - and from Richard Winham: Talking Writing with Shiggy. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

As a way to help people better handle uncertainty during the pandemic, The Center for Mindful Living here in Chattanooga will host a special online session.

Our own Richard Winham spoke with Dr. Chandra Ward, an urban sociologist on our UTC campus, about the killing of George Floyd and its aftermath...

Before last night’s protest here in Chattanooga, we spoke with a few voices on our UTC campus - to hear their perspectives about the killing of George Floyd and everything that has unfolded since - in our area, throughout the Southeast and across the country.

UTC's Gale Iles & Chandra Ward on George Floyd and the aftermath. Stephanie Wilkins and Rod Francis of The Center for Mindful Living. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

And now, from our own Richard Winham: The Smoky Nights - out of Cookeville in the heart of Tennessee, from their recent livestreamed show...