Amy Campbell of “Tennessee Farm Table” & “Sweetgrass.” The Pop-up Project’s Mattie Waters Cofield & Jules Downum. Mountain Spirit Acoustic Series: Samson & Delilah, Part I. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Sons of Serendip describes itself as a “gospel / classical / neo-soul / R&B / fusion quartet that sings beautiful songs.” Richard Winham shares a performance by the ensemble, celebrating 25 years of the Massachusetts-based label Signature Sounds.

In this conversation, the Rev. Paul McDaniel, Eleanor McCallie Cooper and Donivan Brown talk about the members of the St. James Baptist Church who came to the Hamilton County Jail and baptized Ed Johnson in a bathtub filled with water on the last Sunday of his life.

“Bessie’s Front Porch” features community members reading children’s books to spur dialogue on race relations. The digital series from the Bessie Smith Cultural Center here in Chattanooga debuted last year - and it is back every day online throughout February for Black History Month. Here’s Judge Curtis Collier reading “Martin’s Big Words: The Life of Martin Luther King, Jr.” by Doreen Rappaport.

Richard Winham speaks with acoustic singer / songwriter Eric "E.T." Turner on this week’s “Talking Writing.”

People who are ages 55 and older and looking to work have an opportunity to receive paid job training. Kimberly Crider at Chattanooga Goodwill Industries runs the Senior Community Service Employment Program.

The pandemic forced Songbirds Guitar Museum in downtown Chattanooga to close the doors on its operations for good last summer. But now, there are new plans for that space.

What’s next for the Songbirds space in Chattanooga. A Goodwill program offers paid job training for older workers. Talking Writing: Eric Turner, acoustic singer / songwriter. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Richard Winham shares a performance of Bygone Blues with singer Peggy Ratusz and pianist Aaron Price from the Mountain Spirit Acoustic Series for the Isis Music Hall in Asheville, NC.

This weekend - here on WUTC - Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga presents the radio drama “Grenadine” from the play by Neil Wechsler. You’ll hear it this Saturday at 7 PM on ETC’s “Digital Theatre Showcase,” a new monthly program on our own “Moon Dog Matinee.” I spoke with Neil Wechsler - who is a playwright, a filmmaker and a mixed media artist based in Buffalo, New York.