Each week online, the Bessie Smith Cultural Center here in Chattanooga features community members reading children’s books - to spur dialogue on race relations.

Here in Chattanooga, the Mayor’s Council Against Hate is now partnering with Unlearn Everything And Live to provide a four-part training on anti-racism.

Lakweshia Ewing and Michael Dzik on anti-racism training. Talking Writing: Sharon Cameron’s “The Light In Hidden Places.” These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Richard Winham presents Jimmy Dormire - guitarist, singer and songwriter - from the virtual Jazz in the Lounge Series, streamed on Wednesdays at Chattanooga’s Barking Legs Theater.

Maybe you run a business and you really want to aim high - by learning how to fly a drone. Jeramy Davis can get you started. He’s an FAA-certified drone pilot - and the founder of Optic Unity, a small business here in Chattanooga that focuses on visual data.

With people spending more time at home during COVID-19, Assemblers Incorporated has seen a surge in its business. Based here in Chattanooga, the company specializes in putting together items that we buy at major retailers - grills, bicycles and a lot more.

For some, working from home during the pandemic has been - and still expected to be - temporary. But for others, the move to remote work has become permanent, because employers - and employees - have decided it’s better that way.

Craig Fuller of FreightWaves on permanent remote work. Jeramy Davis on learning how to use drones for business. Barking Legs Theater: Jimmy Dormire’s virtual virtuosity. These stories - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, teen librarians Crissy Varnell and Hannah Wright.

Richard Winham shares a virtual performance by A Tale of Two - a duo in Nashville described as “a couple of steamy storytellers with a penchant for Southern gothic tales and bluesy Americana” - for the Mountain Spirit Acoustic Series at the Isis Music Hall in Asheville, NC.