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This year's monthlong Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts and Ideas: Juneteenth Independence Day will begins Saturday evening the RBG Ball - the Red, Black and Green Ball - featuring a Black Arts Awards Ceremony and the introduction of three historical African princesses.

Students in Dalton and across Whitfield County in North Georgia are creating their own podcasts in school. The podcasting initiative - called “Speak Up Whitfield” - began two years ago in Dalton. Last month, “Speak Up Whitfield” celebrated the podcasters at The Wink Theater in downtown Dalton with an awards ceremony for podcasts in three categories.

Richard Winham shares the first part of a session by Alexa Rose, live in The Woodshop in Chattanooga’s St. Elmo neighborhood. (First aired in November 2021)

Speak Up Whitfield’s Amanda Triplett and Julia Cagle. Rewind From The Woodshop in St. Elmo: Alexa Rose, Part I. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

We bring you our fourth and final conversation on the opioid epidemic in Chattanooga and the Tennessee Valley. Our guests for this conversation, in partnership with CADAS - the Council for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services here in Chattanooga: Paul Fuchcar, Paul Trivette and Jared Murray.

Richard Winham shares his conversation with Patty Griffin, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter.

Richard Winham shares a session by Constant Boty, a guitarist from Ivory Coast in West Africa - along with Chattanooga musicians Stevie Bruno, Taylor Freeman and Donte Massengill - recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.

Mal O’Connell shares a session by Daizy Skies - the prog psychedelic rock band from Ringgold, GA - recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.

Live here on WUTC, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly joined us for our monthly conversation. Most of our conversation centered on the goals and priorities of One Chattanooga - a strategy for the city’s future, outlined this month during a reformatted State of the City held at the Tivoli Theatre. We bring you that part of our conversation.

Anna Carll & Claire Vassort on “Give Way to the Wind.” UTC’s Irene Hillman on student success and the arts. At The MACC on Signal Mountain: The Irish Brothers, Part I. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”