Richard Winham shares a conversation with Nate Emery, host and producer of “Valley Sounds” on our public radio cousin WLRH in Huntsville, Alabama - part of our “Sounds of the Southeast” heard on weekends here on WUTC.

Dr. Bob Zylstra is director of behavioral medicine at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine Campus here in Chattanooga. On Thursday at 5:30 PM, he will present a free online class through The Chattery, titled: “Ethics and End of Life Care.”

A few weeks ago, I visited the Bandwidth stage at SoundCorps Studio here in Chattanooga. SoundCorps supports musicians in this area - and the nonprofit created the Bandwidth program to increase access to training and technology for professional grade live streaming.

In these times, when the show must go on, it must go online. That’s how the UTC Theatre Company decided to stage its spring production project: “Vaudevillia.”

The Tivoli Theatre here in Chattanooga marks its centennial on March 19th, a week from Friday. This past year has been rough for "The Jewel of the South,” Memorial Auditorium and the Walker Theatre - all shuttered by the pandemic.

The Tivoli Theatre Foundation’s Recovery Fund Challenge. Steve Ray of UTC Theatre Company talks “Vaudevillia.” SoundCorps’ Emily Kate Boyd; Nate Emery of “Valley Sounds.” These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Richard Winham shares a virtual performance by Patrick Landeza - Hawaiian Slack Key guitarist, singer, writer, teacher and chef - from his home in California for the Mountain Spirit Music Series at the Isis Music Hall in Asheville, NC.

Michael Ray Taylor is the author of the book “Hidden Nature: Wild Southern Caves.” Earlier this year, his byline appeared on an opinion piece in The New York Times - titled: “A Ray of Hope in a Slimy Southern Cave.”

Purpose Point Community Health opened last year in East Chattanooga. The clinic - a nonprofit founded by Mt. Canaan Baptist Church - serves uninsured patients in underserved communities as an all-inclusive center for health and wellness.

In Southside Chattanooga, the future of 3D printing is taking shape. A new location for Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union at West 20th St. - now under construction, to be completed in the spring - features the first 3D-printed facade for a building.