Marie Mott & Cameron “C-Grimey” Williams on Chattanooga’s protests. UTC Poli Sci Professor Michelle Deardorff on Confederate monuments. Student podcasting in Dalton - and April Corbett on memory keeping. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Richard Winham speaks with Dr. Darrell Walsh, professor of sociology at UTC, on racial and economic inequality in America in the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd - and the protests and unrest across the country.

Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke on policing, protests and COVID-19. UTC Professor Darrell Walsh on America's racial and economic crossroads. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, Moses Freeman and Walter Williams.

On this week's "Scenic Roots: Live In The Library," our own Richard Winham shares a performance from The Briars - Jerris Schmidt & Robert Lovett - recorded last year in the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.

We have talked about Glass House Collective and Mark Making. Both groups are making a difference in the Chattanooga area during this pandemic - and Erika Roberts is a poet who is part of both. Erika also wrote and performed the spoken word piece seen last month as the introduction to Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke’s State of the City Address.

“Love Notes to Front Liners” are thank you notes by artists in the Chattanooga area, delivered to health care workers at local hospitals.

Glass House Collective is a nonprofit dedicated to bringing life back to Glass Street in East Chattanooga - but its work, especially now, people beyond those physical boundaries. During this pandemic, Glass House helped to raise money for art supply kits for students at Hardy Elementary School, so they could continue their assignments at home.

Teal Thibaud of Glass House Collective - with community partners. Mark Making's Frances McDonald on "Love Notes to Front Liners." Erika Roberts of Velvet Poetry on her journey through words. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."