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"Growth For Whom?" Alan Mallach’s talk at the next CIVIQ. “Food for Thought” - on display at the Jewish Cultural Center. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

(Aired Tues 1/07/25) Listen to Daniela Paz-Peterson of The Trust for Public Land on “Why Outdoor Parks Are Like Salad Bowls" from TEDxChattanooga's "Stewards of Nature," an evening of talks from local voices on the outdoors, conservation and the environment held in September in Chattanooga.

(Aired Weds 1/08/25) The stories we live shape the stories we tell. Kim Jackson believes - quote - “we are all born storytellers - and we each have the amazing opportunity to share our story and be a part of countless others’ stories.”

From abc@utc: Kim Jackson, Wolf Trap teaching artist. And a few stories from UTC students here at WUTC. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots."

(Aired Weds 1/08/25) If you’re in downtown Chattanooga during the fall, the cars are the stars. Two students in the Department of Communication on our campus - the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - checked them out. First, here’s the story from Tate Messner.

(Aired Weds 1/08/25) Ryan Matthews - another UTC student in the Department of Communication - tells his story on the Chattanooga Motorcar Festival as an intern here at WUTC.

(Aired Weds 1/08/25) Last year, a new business in Chattanooga was born - offering the city’s first curbside recycling service in more than five years and the first local processing since the 1980’s. Ryan Matthews, a student in UTC's Department of Communication, paid a visit as an intern here at WUTC.

(Aired Weds 1/08/25) The fight is on at the Scenic City Slam. Tate Messner - a student in UTC's Department of Communication - takes us there for this story as an intern here at WUTC.

Outdoors on screen: The Lookout Wild Film Festival. Americana concerts for a cause at WoodSongs Dalton. Psychanooga - a podcast by students here at UTC. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

(Aired Thu 1/09/25) The cinematic panorama of the Lookout Wild Film Festival encompasses nature and the outdoors, conservation and the environment, adventure and resilience. This year’s festival opens on Friday, January 17th at The Signal in downtown Chattanooga.