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Scenic Roots

Scenic Roots - Thu 12/09/21

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Published December 16, 2021 at 10:44 PM EST
Scenic Roots - Thu 12/09/21
  • Project Return’s work with the formerly incarcerated.
  • Dr. Mukta Panda on the art of healing and healing in the arts.
  • Black vultures; “Nooga Nutracker” - & “Tiny Things.”
  • These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”
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  • A job readiness class at Project Return in Chattanooga.
    Project Return’s Work With The Formerly Incarcerated
    (aired Thu 12/09/21) Project Return is a nonprofit here in Tennessee that helps former inmates prepare for - and find - work with local employers. It began in 1979 in Nashville - and this fall, it opened its doors here in Chattanooga.
  • Dr. Mukta Panda
    The Art Of Healing - And Healing In The Arts
    (aired Thu 12/09/21) One thing that art and medicine have in common: collaboration. Dr. Mukta Panda is a professor of medicine - and Assistant Dean for Wellbeing and Medical Student Education - at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine.
  • Vlad, a black vulture, at Reflection Riding.
    What Black Vultures In The Tennessee Valley Can Teach Us
    (aired Thu 12/09/21) If you visit Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center here in Chattanooga, you will find vultures. What they are really like might surprise you.
  • A scene from “Nooga Nutcracker.”
    This Year’s “Nooga Nutcracker” Reclaims The Stage
    (aired Thu 12/09/21) Nooga Nutcracker from Chattanooga Dance Theatre offers a contemporary twist on the classical ballet of the holiday season. This year’s performances are set for Saturday, December 18th - at 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM - at Chattanooga Christian School.
  • From “Tiny Things”
    A Home For “Tiny Things” At Wavelength Space
    (aired Thu 12/09/21) When we think of “tiny things” for the holidays, maybe we think of cookies, candy canes and ornaments for the Christmas tree. Wavelength Space in downtown Chattanooga will offers an exhibition of “tiny things”: miniature artworks, crafted by local artists.