Scenic Roots

Dave Flessner of The Chattanooga Times Free Press. CO.LAB's Marcus Shaw on entrepreneurs and COVID-19. A spirited sampling of Chattanooga's own Stringer's Ridge. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps , college student Joshua Wood.

On this edition of "Scenic Roots: Live In The Library," Richard Winham brings us a session from jazz singer Mel Martin, recorded at the downtown Chattanooga Public Library.

Rod Francis can tell you - and teach you - a lot about the practice of mindfulness.

The Children’s Advocacy Center: The Emmy Haney House provides a path to healing for children in the Chattanooga area who have experienced child sexual abuse or severe physical abuse.

When the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Southeast Tennessee, rural food banks were forced to adapt - while still feeding a growing number of people.

As Chattanooga began to shut down in mid-March, one community effort to help came together quickly - and it continues to help all over.

Last week, Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke gave his annual State of the City address.

A conversation with Chattanooga's Mayor Andy Berke. Chris Sands on the work of We Over Me Chattanooga. Fred Oberkircher of The Sequatchie County Food Bank. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

In the best of times, SoundCorps helps musicians here in the Chattanooga area. In these tough times, the music advocacy nonprofit has stepped up, again and again.