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(Aired Tues 1/14/25) To confront and curb homelessness here in this area takes people who know the streets - who bring help to those without shelter wherever they are and whatever their condition. Some of those people here in Chattanooga belong to the Regional Outreach Cooperative.

(Aired Weds 1/15/25) On Tuesday, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly stopped by our studio for our latest conversation. Topics: Novonix; Chattanooga Airport; the Chattanooga Land Bank Authority; Invest Chattanooga - and this year’s MLK Day of Service in Chattanooga.

(Aired Weds 1/15/25) Look at a map of economic development projects in downtown Chattanooga, and you’ll see the profile of River City Company. For nearly four decades, the nonprofit has partnered with local government, business and philanthropy to revitalize and reshape downtown.

(Aired Thu 1/16/25) One form of journalism goes beyond reporting on problems and challenges in society by offering real solutions. Students here on our campus at UTC are now participating in what’s known as “solutions journalism” - and their project focuses on mental health.

Discover, Report, Solve: Solutions Journalism at UTC. Chattamatters: Expanding tree canopy in Chattanooga. Hitting the notes for 2025 at Make Music Chattanooga. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

(Aired Thu 1/16/25) Despite the recent blanket of snow here in Chattanooga, city thinkers are still thinking about how to cool things off in the summer. Trees that provide shade can help - as William Newlin of Chattamatters tells us.

(Aired Thu 1/16/25) Narrative 4, the global storytelling nonprofit uses a “story exchange” to create curiosity and empathy in a first-person format - and recently, it selected Chattanooga as one of just eight Focus Cities across the country.

(Aired Thu 1/16/25) Music is in season yearround here in Chattanooga. Each year, Make Music Chattanooga hosts citywide events and activities that highlight the local music scene, part of a global celebration of learning and creating music open to people of all ages and skill levels.

(Aired Thu 1/16/25) Last month, the Chattanooga Public Library unveiled “The Discovery Collection” - offering books, materials and tutoring to help improve adult literacy at any Library location.

For this episode of CH-AI Brews, Daniel Duggin speaks with Grant Knowles, director of innovation and fine arts for Hamilton County Schools, on how the impact of AI on teachers and students will likely vary from classroom to classroom.