Scenic Roots

The “We Love Chattanooga” auction begins tomorrow - and runs through May 12th. The online storefront will raise money for people and businesses here in Hamilton County impacted by COVID-19 and the recent tornados.

Marissa Bell of Chattanooga Tourism Co. on "We Love Chattanooga." David Chapman of Southern Champion Tray on designing face shields. Kim Shumpert of the newly-formed Chattanooga Nonprofit Alliance. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

It’s a constant word in the coronavirus crisis: “uncertainty.” We say it. We hear it. We know it. We feel it. Thread after thread in this crisis - medical, economic, political - is bound with countless other threads - across the country, around the world, and right here in Chattanooga and the Tennessee Valley.

On this segment of "Scenic Roots," our own Richard Winham talks with Ben Van Winkle, cellist and songwriter...

With The Tivoli Theatre here in Chattanooga closed for the time being, you can still catch The Bobby Stone Film Series - online.

How do you read body language when you have to communicate with people on screen more than ever before?

During the COVID-19 pandemic, The Enterprise Center has been connecting people in more ways than one here in Chattanooga and in Hamilton County.

The Enterprise Center's Mary Helen Montgomery and Kevin Love. Dr. Donna Van Natten on reading body language in our onscreen lives. The Tivoli's Nick Wilkinson on virtual cinema for the Bobby Stone series. These voices - and more - on this edition of "Scenic Roots."

From our own Richard Winham, an encore from Barking Legs Theater: U ltrafaux is acoustic gypsy band from Baltimore.

Learning a language in person is one thing. Learning it online during the shutdowns for COVID-19 is another.