XPLR.NASH Podcast
The XPLR.NASH Podcast is your inside look at the successes, struggles, and stories of the people shaping Nashville. From restaurant owners and farmers to musicians and business leaders, we dive into the real journeys behind the brands and personalities that make Music City thrive. We’re not just talking about the wins—we’re exploring the failures, the lessons learned, and the resilience it takes to succeed in one of the fastest-growing cities in the country.
Tue, April 15, 2025
Tech, Beards, and Laughs: Joel Beasley’s Journey from CTO to Comedy
Tech, Beards, and Laughs: Joel Beasley’s Journey from CTO to Comedy Join us on this fascinating journey with Joel Beasley, the mind behind Modern CTO, a podcast that dives deep into the tech world, leadership, and innovation. In this episode, we get to know Joel beyond the microphone—from his unexpected leap into comedy to his passion for growing the perfect beard. We explore how AI is shaping the future of cities, his personal journey from software engineering to stand-up comedy, and the joys (and challenges) of fatherhood. Joel shares his personal experiences, including how he started a podcast without ever meeting his co-founder in person, and the pivotal moments that led him to embrace the comedy stage. We also dive into his unique perspective on Nashville's tech scene and how small-town data-driven decisions are changing the business landscape. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, aspiring comedian, or just a fan of great stories, this episode will inspire you to take that unexpected leap into something new. Tune in for a mix of tech insights, personal stories, and a few good laughs! Follow Joel on Instagram at MrJoelBeasley to stay up to date on all things tech and comedy! https://www.instagram.com/mrjoelbeasley?igsh=bTA1cXpxcGJ1dDdj
Thu, April 03, 2025
Helicopters, Hollywood, and Wrestling with Jordan Heid
In this episode of the XPLR.NASH10 podcast, we sit down with filmmaker and creative mastermind Jordan. From his first time shooting out of a helicopter to working on WWE documentaries and navigating the wild world of Hollywood, Jordan shares his unique journey through filmmaking, creativity, and storytelling. We also dive into his thoughts on Nashville's growth, the evolution of content creation, the future of wrestling in Las Vegas, and some mind-blowing insights into ancient civilizations and modern myths. Plus, a few unforgettable food recommendations in Nashville! Buckle up – this one’s a ride! https://www.instagram.com/iamjordanheid?igsh=ZTl4OWY2cHhxcjVz https://www.fpsfilms.tv/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaaXC8wTPQudtDTCaEwGtORH6gbxOfo2739nxzLww-83Q2Utp3Of8UyEDTg_aem_zNOK9lAuHfeQRfqoLmOFlw
Tue, March 25, 2025
Southern Hospitality: Real or Just a Facade? w/ Joe Pena
In this episode of the Explore Nash Podcast, Stuart Deming sits down with Nashville native and longtime collaborator Joe Penna for one of our most honest and personal conversations yet. From growing up across Middle Tennessee to living in cities like Houston and New Orleans, Joe has seen the best and worst of what Nashville was—and what it’s becoming. Together, Stuart and Joe explore the controversial idea that southern hospitality might be a facade , especially in today's fast-paced, rapidly changing Nashville. We break down: The tension between old Nashville and new Nashville How mom-and-pop restaurants are fighting to survive in a big city boom The harsh realities of mental health in the hospitality industry Joe’s personal journey through rock bottom and his passion for helping others avoid it The pros and cons of growth, gentrification, and southern charm in Music City You’ll also hear about Joe’s favorite spots to eat in Nashville (spoiler: he went to one of them five times in one week 😅) and his dream itinerary for someone visiting the city for the first time. This is a raw, unfiltered look into the heart of Nashville—from someone who’s lived it. 📍 Follow Joe on Instagram: @thatjoeyouknow 📍 Follow us: @xplr.nash Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇 Do you think southern hospitality is still real? Let’s talk.
Tue, March 18, 2025
How Raised Rowdy Launched Nashville’s Next Big Stars w/ Matt Burrill
In this episode of the XPLR NASH Podcast , we sit down with Matt Burrill , co-owner of Raised Rowdy — one of Nashville’s rowdiest country music brands. From hosting Bailey Zimmerman’s first-ever performance to helping artists like Josh Ross and Ole 60 before they blew up, Matt shares how Raised Rowdy has built a powerful live music community in the heart of Music City. 🎤 What you’ll hear in this episode : How Raised Rowdy became the go-to stage for Nashville’s rising stars Why being in the scene is still essential for making it in country music The secret behind their wildest festival moments — including shotgun beers on stage How social media, AI, and VR are changing the future of live music events Insider tips for anyone moving to Nashville to chase the music dream The real story of Bailey Zimmerman’s first show ever What’s next for Raised Rowdy, from festivals to potential record deals Whether you’re an artist trying to break into country music or a fan who wants to see the next big thing before they blow up — this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. 📍 Catch Raised Rowdy live every Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at Riley Green’s Duck Blind in Midtown Nashville. 💥 Follow Raised Rowdy & Matt Burrill : Instagram: @raisedrowdy Shop Merch: shop.raisedrowdy.com Podcast: Outside the Round (available on all platforms)
Tue, March 11, 2025
The Fight to Save Tennessee’s Land & Wildlife w/ Jon D. B.
Tennessee is losing 60,000 acres of farmland and natural spaces every year — that's like losing a state park annually. In this episode of the XPLR.NASH Podcast, we sit down with Jon D. B. from TennGreen Land Conservancy to uncover why this is happening and what’s being done to protect Tennessee’s incredible natural landscapes. 🌲🌄From the Cumberland Trail, a 300-mile trail in the making, to the hidden caves beneath Nashville and wildlife making a comeback (like black bears, elk, and bobcats), we explore it all. We also tackle how conservation crosses political and worldview lines — and why everyone should care about the future of Tennessee's land, water, and wildlife.Topics We Cover:✅ Why Tennessee is losing 60,000 acres of agricultural land per year✅ The massive Cumberland Trail project — Tennessee’s first linear state park✅ How land conservancies save land for future generations✅ Tennessee's wildlife resurgence — black bears, elk, bobcats & wild boars✅ Nashville's secret underground caves and saber-tooth cat history✅ The Duck River — one of the most biodiverse rivers in the world✅ How Tennesseans from all backgrounds can work together for conservation✅ What is Hike-a-Thon and how to get involved!Get Involved:➡️ Learn more & join Hike-a-Thon: https://hikeathon.com ➡️ Follow John on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnbdalvy ➡️ Check out TennGreen Land Conservancy: https://tenngreen.org 👉 Subscribe for more stories about Tennessee's people, parks, history, and wildlife. Let's explore together!
Tue, March 04, 2025
From Farm to Table: The Legacy & Future of Hatcher Family Dairy
Join us as we sit down with Charles Hatcher of Hatcher Family Dairy to discuss the deep-rooted history, challenges, and innovations of running a multi-generational dairy farm in Middle Tennessee. From the impact of real estate on farming to the rise of local food movements and cutting-edge technology like robotic milking, Charles shares insights on the evolving world of agriculture. We also dive into: The importance of passion over profit in farming How Nashville’s booming coffee culture has helped sustain their dairy business The experience of being featured on a Disney+ TV show The role of AI and automation in modern dairy farming What the future holds for farm tourism and agribusiness If you're interested in farm-to-table, sustainable agriculture, or simply want to hear an inspiring story of family legacy and innovation, this episode is for you! 🔔 Subscribe for more stories of Tennessee’s culture and business scene! 📍 Follow Hatcher Family Dairy: @HatcherFamilyDairy 📍 Learn more: HatcherFamilyDairy.com 📢 Sponsored by GO XPLR – Your tailored loyalty platform. Learn more at goxplr.io
Tue, February 25, 2025
The Story Behind Nashville’s Best Sicilian Restaurant | Tutti Da Gio
In this episode, we sit down with Giovanna and Jared, the passionate owners behind Tutti Da Gio, one of the top-rated Sicilian restaurants in the U.S. according to Yelp! They share their incredible journey, from Giovanna’s upbringing in Sicily and her deep-rooted love for cooking to the challenges of opening a restaurant in Nashville and going viral overnight.We dive into what makes Sicilian cuisine so unique, the importance of slowing down to enjoy food, and the struggles of finding dedicated talent in the restaurant industry. Plus, they reveal what American food surprised Giovanna the most!If you love food, culture, and inspiring stories of chasing dreams, this episode is a must-watch.Visit Tutti Da Gio: https://tuttidagio.com Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tuttidagio/
Wed, February 19, 2025
The TRUTH About Nashville’s Restaurant Industry | With Hattie B’s & Strategic Hospitality
👉 What REALLY goes on in Nashville’s top restaurants? From the rise of French cuisine, to the truth about culinary school, and the hustle of running a top-tier food business in Nashville, this episode is packed with insider secrets you won’t hear anywhere else!Featuring:Brian Morris – Executive Chef of Hattie B’sAndy Little – Culinary Director at Strategic Hospitality (formerly of Josephine)What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✅ The real challenges of running a restaurant in Nashville✅ Why culinary school might be a waste of money ✅ The biggest mistakes new restaurant owners make✅ How pop-ups & collaborations are changing the food industry✅ What REALLY happens behind the scenes in high-end dining✅ Inside Table 54 – A must-attend Restaurant Week event🎟️ Get tickets for Table 54 NOW (Seats Limited!) – https://forms.bigtable.org/Default.aspx?webFormFriendlyUrlToken=%2FNASH-T54-2025&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaa4tu8-oGYsc0ZsOOOWGYJr8v-TB5CsLhOd2y09c18Ftgy_puA0o78qozQ_aem_nE1k2JqNfHJtR-pVYRUw0ADON’T MISS THIS! If you’re a foodie, chef, or entrepreneur, this episode is packed with game-changing insights into Nashville’s evolving food culture.
Wed, February 12, 2025
The Secret to Nashville’s Best Deep Dish Pizza | With 312 Pizza Company
🍕 Is this the BEST Chicago deep dish pizza in Nashville? 🍕In this episode, we sit down with the owners of 312 Pizza Company, the family-owned and operated hotspot serving up authentic Chicago-style deep dish right here in Nashville! We dive into: ✅ What makes their deep dish pizza so legendary 🍕🔥 ✅ How quality ingredients set them apart from the rest ✅ The challenges & pivots of surviving in Nashville’s evolving food scene ✅ How they turned their parents’ dream into a reality 💡 ✅ What it’s REALLY like running a family business (the good, the bad & the delicious!) If you love great food, inspiring stories, and pizza that’s worth every bite, this is an episode you don’t want to miss! https://312pizzaco.com/ https://www.instagram.com/312pizzaco/# https://www.facebook.com/312pizzaco This episode is brought to you by GO XPLR. Head to goxplr.io/booking to learn more. https://linktr.ee/xplr.nash
Wed, February 05, 2025
Building Personal Brands w/ John Mediana
Rebranding Las Vegas & Building Personal Brands w/ John Mediana | XPLR.NASH Podcast In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of city branding, personal identity, and business growth with John Mediana—a brand expert who played a key role in rebranding Las Vegas and has worked with major names like Gary Vee, Alex Hormozi, and John Crist.https://www.executivebrandgrowth.com/🔥 What You’ll Learn:🔹 The behind-the-scenes process of rebranding an entire city 🌆🔹 How John discovered he was adopted at 8 years old and how that shaped his identity 💡🔹 Lessons from working with top executives, creators, and cities🔹 Why Nashville’s branding might be missing the mark 🎶🔹 How to build a powerful personal brand—with or without social media 📱🔹 The biggest successes & failures in the branding industryWe also talk hidden gem restaurants in Nashville (👀 looking at you, Maemax and Café Rakka), the importance of storytelling in marketing, and how faith and perseverance play a role in entrepreneurship.💬 What do you think of Nashville’s branding? Could the city be doing better? Drop a comment below!📍 Follow John Mediana: https://www.instagram.com/johnmediana/# https://www.instagram.com/executivebrandgrowth/# 🎧 Listen on the go? Find this episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more!🚀 This episode is brought to you by GO XPLR Passes – Your Tailored Loyalty Platform. Learn more at goxplr.io/booking
Wed, January 29, 2025
The Genius Behind Country Music Satire: Luke White
Get ready for a hilarious and inspiring chat with Luke White, the internet sensation redefining country music satire! With over 100 million views, Luke has won over audiences by poking fun at country music and small-town life in a way that’s both relatable and laugh-out-loud funny. In this episode, Luke takes us behind the scenes of his incredible journey—from traveling the world with a nonprofit to meeting his future business partner in China, moving to Nashville, and launching a clothing brand. After selling his share of the business, Luke set out to build his own brand, paving the way for his creative empire. We also explore his unexpected rise to fame, sparked by a short satirical song about a tennis court at sunset that went insanely viral. That moment launched him into the world of country music comedy, where his sharp wit and clever storytelling have captured millions. Luke opens up about the challenges of social media stardom, staying inspired, and keeping content fresh in a constantly evolving digital space. Whether you’re a fan of his viral skits, a creator seeking advice, or someone who loves a good success story, this episode is packed with laughs, lessons, and insights! Follow Luke White: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukewhitelukewhite/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lukewhitelukewhite
Fri, June 07, 2024
Designed with a Purpose | Episode 1152
In our XPLR NASH podcast with David Rives, we explored the Wonders Center and Science Museum's mission to promote a creationist view of Earth's formation. David discussed the museum's exhibits and its aim to align scientific evidence with the biblical creation account. We examined the challenges and advantages of both creationism and Darwinism, addressing scientific and theological arguments, and the criticism creationism faces from mainstream science. The discussion provided a balanced look at how both perspectives approach questions of origin and life's complexity, offering listeners insights into this ongoing debate.
Fri, February 02, 2024
In the Heat of the Knight: Armored Tales on Air | Episode 1151
In the latest episode of the XPLR NASH podcast, we delved into the riveting world where real weapons meet unbridled passion – Nashville Armored Combat. Our exploration led us through the visceral experiences of some of the world's foremost Armored Combat fighters, providing an intimate insight into a realm that transcends conventional sports. This isn't just a sport; it's a lifestyle. The podcast episode offered a front-row seat to witness the unparalleled skills of elite Armored Combat fighters, revealing the raw power, intense strategy, and unyielding dedication that define this extraordinary discipline. The anticipation for the colossal Armored MMA fights, scheduled for February 17th at Nashville's iconic Municipal Auditorium, is palpable. This event promises an unparalleled experience, poised to stand as one of the most significant gatherings for armored combat enthusiasts globally. Brace yourself for an adrenaline-fueled spectacle that guarantees to keep you on the edge of your seat. Our in-depth conversation with the dynamic duo behind Nashville Armored Combat, Mickey and Kelsey, provided an exclusive peek into the minds driving this phenomenon. Their expertise and wealth of knowledge unveiled the intricate facets of armored combat, from its historical roots to the rigorous training regimens that shape these warriors. The Municipal Auditorium event is not merely a showcase of skill; it's a testament to the relentless dedication and hard work that has propelled Nashville Armored Combat onto the global stage. This podcast episode serves as a captivating narrative, offering listeners a sneak peek into the journey of these passionate owners, igniting a sense of inspiration for those with a fervor for the extraordinary. For those hungering to experience the thrill firsthand, Nashville Armored Combat extends a compelling invitation. Memberships, classes, private sessions, and even free introductory classes await those eager to step into the arena. This journalistic exploration serves as a portal, connecting listeners with a unique community and providing the perfect entry point to unleash their inner warrior. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, our journalistic exploration of Nashville Armored Combat beckons you to immerse yourself in a world where adrenaline and passion collide. Mickey and Kelsey's expertise and wealth of knowledge, coupled with the promise of the upcoming Municipal Auditorium event, will undoubtedly have you eagerly anticipating the raw power and spectacle of armored combat.
Fri, January 19, 2024
Addressing Nashville Homeless Camps, Transit, and More | Episode 1150
In this episode of the "XPLR NASH Podcast," join us for an insightful discussion with special guest District 14 Council Member Jordan Huffman from the vibrant city of Nashville, TN. Strap in as we explore the recent affairs shaping the heart of Music City, including critical topics such as the removal of the homeless camp in Hermitage, the aftermath of the recent mulch fire on Central Pike, and the broader implications of city-wide transit plans. Council Member Huffman, representing the diverse district of Hermitage, brings a wealth of experience and a passion for community service. Tune in to hear him share his journey, discuss the pressing issues facing Nashville, and delve into the intricacies of local governance. Gain unique insights into how leaders address challenges such as homelessness, community safety, and urban planning. Whether you're a Nashville resident or just curious about the dynamic landscape of this iconic city, this episode promises to be an engaging exploration of the stories and challenges that make up the fabric of District 14 and the broader Nashville community. Don't miss out on this opportunity to go behind the scenes with a dedicated public servant and gain valuable insights into the workings of Metro Council. Join us as we XPLR the fascinating intersection of policy, community, and the personal experiences that shape the ever-evolving narrative of Nashville.
Tue, November 28, 2023
Middle Tennessee's Most Extraordinary Civil War Battle / Historian Joseph Ricci
In the latest episode of the XPLR.NASH Podcast, Stuart, engages in a captivating conversation with Joseph Ricci, the lead historian from the Battle of Franklin Trust. Joseph Ricci provides a compelling insight into the origins and nuances of the Battle of Franklin, unraveling its profound impact on the Civil War and its lasting reverberations throughout American history. As the discussion unfolds, Stuart and Joseph Ricci not only preview the forthcoming events but also offer a thought-provoking journey through the historical tapestry of the Battle of Franklin, underscoring its significance in the broader context of the nation's narrative.
Sat, October 28, 2023
Podcast Announcement with @VeteranWithASign | Episode 1148
The XPLR.NASH Podcast recently featured a captivating interview with Zachery Bell, a distinguished veteran of the United States Marine Corps, renowned for his Instagram account, @veteranwithasign. We talk about Zach's announcement of his forthcoming podcast, "The After Action Podcast." In the interview, Stuart talks with Zach about his life, military career, and his experiences in the city of Nashville. Zach's Instagram account, @veteranwithasign, has garnered a significant following due to his poignant and often humorous signs that shed light on the struggles and triumphs of veterans. In his new podcast venture, "The After Action Podcast," this initiative promises to be a valuable resource for both veterans and civilians, fostering understanding and appreciation of the sacrifices made by those who have served in the military and beyond. During the interview, Zach shared personal anecdotes from his military journey and his life in Nashville, providing listeners with a glimpse into the challenges and rewards of military service and the unique culture of Music City. The episode is a testament to Zach's commitment to veterans and the power of storytelling in bridging gaps between communities. "The After Action Podcast" is undoubtedly an exciting addition to the podcasting landscape, poised to make a meaningful impact by amplifying the voices of veterans and deepening our collective understanding of their experiences.
Thu, October 12, 2023
When Will The East Bank Be Complete? | Episode 1147
On the latest episode of Nashville Daily, Mayor Freddie O'Connell's ambitious plans for East Bank development take center stage. He's aiming to strike a development deal at Metro Council this quarter, promising exciting changes for the city's future. To support this growth, Metro has enlisted the expertise of Kimley-Horn to engineer and design vital East Bank infrastructure, laying the foundation for the area's transformation. In the realm of entertainment, Nashville is set to ring in the New Year with an impressive lineup featuring country stars like Thomas Rhett and Lainey Wilson at "Nashville's Big Bash." Plus, the Grand Ole Opry has unveiled its star-studded lineup for the third season of Opry Country Christmas, promising a memorable holiday season. Food enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that Bourbon Steak has been ranked No. 4 among the top fine dining establishments in the United States, cementing Nashville's reputation as a culinary hotspot. Meanwhile, music legend Garth Brooks has announced the opening date for his Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk, and the excitement is palpable. Lastly, the thrill of Formula 1 is coming to Lower Broadway, adding an adrenaline-packed dimension to the city's vibrant culture. The episode covers these captivating developments and more, promising an exciting future for Nashville.
Fri, September 29, 2023
New Mayor, New International Arrivals Gate, and New East Bank Development | Episode 1146
Nashville gets a new everything! Freddie O’Connell swears in as Nashville’s next mayor; BNA opens their new international gates; and the East Bank brings forward phase one of their development outside of the new Titans stadium.
Thu, September 14, 2023
Nashville’s Best Burger Collab? | Episode 1145
Shane Nasby of Cledis and J.P. Murphey of Cabin Attic joins the podcast to talk about the beginnings of some beautiful burger collaborations that serve a great cause.
Fri, September 08, 2023
New Record Broken in Downtown Nashville | Episode 1144
Nissan Stadium just held the most football fans that it has ever seen when UT came to play on Saturday.
Thu, August 31, 2023
Nashville to Become a Surfing Destination? | Episode 1143
Will Nashville become a surfing destination for the South?
Mon, August 21, 2023
Doubling the Nashville Airport | Episode 1142
Nashville’s airport traffic has surpassed projections by 13 years! The BNA CEO says the airport should double in size at minimum.
Fri, August 18, 2023
Too Loud for Nashville? | Episode 1141
Metro Council has voted to make sure Broadway has standards for loudness coming from the bars and Honky Tonks. But is it too loud? Or are there a few that are ruining it for many?
Fri, August 18, 2023
Most Expensive Tickets in Nashville? | Episode 1140
Nashville SC enters into the finals, but if you want to see them in person, you may have to sacrifice a few trips to your favorite local restaurants for a few weeks!
Thu, August 17, 2023
Growing Too Fast? Or Not Fast Enough? | Episode 1139
We debate if Music City's rapid growth fuels innovation or threatens its charm. We discuss urban development, culture clashes, and sustainable expansion.
Tue, August 15, 2023
Ride the Excitement: TN State Fair's Finest | Episode 1138
Dive into the thrill of Tennessee State Fair's top rides! Experience roller coasters, spins, and endless smiles in this joy-packed fairground extravaganza. Adrenaline junkies and families, get ready for an unforgettable adventure that's bound to create cherished memories.
Mon, August 14, 2023
Is the BEST Entertainment at the State Fair? | Episode 1137
The Wilson County/Tennessee State fair begins in just a few short days, and it may contain possibly some of the most unique and special entertainment in the state of Tennessee.
Fri, August 11, 2023
Metro Makes NASCAR Take a Pit Stop | Episode 1136
Metro Council passes the Fairgrounds Speedway renovations to the next group. A gulch hotel is looking to get a little taller. Plus, Nashville has announced a new professional sports team to its roster.
Thu, August 10, 2023
NEW Titans Stadium Video Released | Episode 1135
The Tennessee Titans released a new video highlighting many of the features of their new stadium.
Wed, August 09, 2023
Three NEW Towers in Nashville’s Newest Neighborhood | Episode 1134
Nashville’s “newest” neighborhood announces three new massive towers. We recap our weekend experience at the Music City Grand Prix. Plus, Belmont snags a local Nashville pizza favorite for their campus.
Tue, August 08, 2023
Live from Tennessee's Shire | Episode 1133
Nashville Daily goes live from The Shire! Well... not quite, but we have found The Shire only an hour away from Nashville.
Fri, August 04, 2023
The Mayoral Runoff Begins | Episode 1132
Mayoral frontrunner Freddie O’Connell and candidate Alice Rolli will now face a head to head race going into September’s election. Several other upsets and runoffs came from yesterday’s election as well. Take a listen to today’s podcast for more information.
Thu, August 03, 2023
The Best Chef to Table Experience in the U.S. | The Chef & I | Episode 1131
The Chef and I is a locally owned, award-winning restaurant, catering, and teambuilding company with locations in Nashville, TN and Orlando, FL. Husband and wife duo Chris and Erica Rains have been creating culinary experiences locally for 15 years. The teambuilding division is fast becoming a major draw to local and national clients sending employees and vacation groups to Nashville for food and fun!
Thu, August 03, 2023
Live! From the NEW Ravenwood Park in Nashville, TN | Episode 1130
Today we visit the newly opened Ravenwood park in Hermitage, Tennessee.
Tue, August 01, 2023
How to Enjoy Tennessee | Episode 1129
Live from the overlook of Gatlinburg in the Smoky Mountains, we talk about how it is to best explore the State of Tennessee.
Mon, July 31, 2023
Nashville Hot Cheese Curds?! Interview with Julie Meirick of M.L. Rose | Episode 1128
Julie Meirick of M.L. Rose Craft Beer and Burgers comes onto Nashville Daily to talk about the launch of their new food and a preview of their new drink menu for September. Julie and Stuart also talk about a new unique menu item that could be an all-time favorite.
Thu, July 27, 2023
Nashville’s Hidden Issues | Interview with Bobby Young of Covert Results | Episode 1127
Robert, a native of Tennessee, joined the Metro Nashville Police Department in 2007.Over a decade later, he started Covert Results, which is a licensed and insured investigations, armed security, cyber security and training company that provides honest services to law firms, businesses, corporations, and individuals. He then founded Operation Rose, whose mission is to educate and create actionable solutions to preventing and combating human trafficking in Tennessee.
Wed, July 26, 2023
All Foods Lead To Nashville | Featuring Food Entrepreneur Justin Bizzarro | Episode 1126
Food entrepreneur and podcast host Justin Bizzarro joins today’s podcast to talk about his experience in the food industry, what he’s learned as an entrepreneur, and how he found a food home here in Nashville, Tennessee.
Tue, July 25, 2023
From Senate to Mayor? Interview with Mayoral Candidate Sen. Jeff Yarbro | Episode 1125
Senator and Metro Nashville mayoral candidate Jeff Yarbro joins the podcast to talk about his race for mayor, and also how he believes he can fix the issues between Nashville and the State.
Mon, July 24, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Bowling Green, Kentucky | Episode 1124
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Fri, July 21, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Chattanooga, Tennessee | Episode 1123
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Thu, July 20, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Sevierville, Tennessee | Episode 1122
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Sevierville, Tennessee.
Wed, July 19, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Dickson, Tennessee | Episode 1121
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Dickson, Tennessee.
Tue, July 18, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Nolensville, Tennessee | Episode 1120
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Nolensville, Tennessee.
Mon, July 17, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Lynchburg, Tennessee | Episode 1119
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Lynchburg, Tennessee.
Fri, July 14, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Monteagle, Tennessee | Episode 1118
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Monteagle, Tennessee.
Thu, July 13, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Columbia, Tennessee | Episode - 1117
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Columbia, Tennessee.
Wed, July 12, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Centerville, Tennessee | Episode 1116
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Centerville, Tennessee.
Tue, July 11, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: McMinnville, Tennessee | Episode 1115
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to McMinnville, Tennessee. Explore Cumberland Caverns, Rock Island State Park, and Collins River BBQ. Discover natural wonders, thrilling adventures, and mouthwatering Southern flavors in Tennessee's hidden gem.
Mon, July 10, 2023
Summer Series Day Trip: Franklin, Tennessee | Episode 1114
For Nashville Daily’s Day Trip Summer Series, we take you out of Nashville to go and explore the great state of Tennessee, one day trip at a time! In today’s Day Trip Summer Series, we’re headed to Franklin, Tennessee!
Fri, July 07, 2023
New Towers Defining the Nashville Skyline / Brad Reynolds | Episode 1113
Today we explore Tishman Speyer's groundbreaking project, 133 KVB. With two 49-story towers, including potentially the city's tallest occupiable floor, this development in SoBro will redefine Nashville's skyline. We'll discuss its impact on the real estate market, trends, property values, and the city's growth factors.
Thu, July 06, 2023
New Laws Dropped This Week in Tennessee | Episode 1112
New studies try to find the best route for potential new railways. Plus, many new laws take into effect as of July 1st. Which ones will have the most impact on Tennesseans?
Wed, July 05, 2023
Brand Turned Legacy | Episode 1111
TSU makes a major announcement during NHL draft week in Nashville. Plus, we highlight some of the major accomplishments and turning points of the career of the man who made Nashville.
Tue, July 04, 2023
Two Airport Boards Are Not Better Than One | Episode 1110
The Hot Chicken Festival kicks off today’s 4th of July celebrations in Nashville. A new committee is formed to bring large scale events and private dollars to the new Titans stadium. Plus, the Airport Authority Board(s) in Nashville are at odds with each other.
Mon, July 03, 2023
Largest Show is the U.S.A. | Episode 1109
DraftKings, AVA, and PBR Cowboy Bar have all announced to be part of Nashville Live! A five story entertainment takeover of the old George Jones Museum Building. Plus, Nashville once again can claim top dog for largest fireworks display in the country on the 4th of July as a new network also claims their spot broadcasting the show.
Fri, June 30, 2023
Preventing Crime Through Education | Interview w/ Alice Rolli | Episode 1108
Mayoral Candidate Alice Rolli joins the podcast to talk about her experience in local leadership prior to entering into the space of public service. Rolli also emphasizes the importance of education for the betterment of Nashville and Tennessee’s future.
Thu, June 29, 2023
They Make Cluckin’ Soap!! | Episode 1107
Trevor Silva, owner of The Cluck Hut, joins the podcast to talk about his soap business and how they developed their own cluckin’ recipes during the pandemic.
Wed, June 28, 2023
The Best Weekend Event in Nashville? | Episode 1106
Music City Grand Prix President and COO joins the podcast to talk about possibly one of the best weekend events in Nashville. The Music City Grand Prix packs in dozens of races into their weekend in addition to the worldwide broadcast of the Grand Prix IndyCar race Aug 6th.
Tue, June 27, 2023
The Nashville Speedway May Not Pass | Episode 1105
Until the courts decide, Nashville’s appointees will remain recognized by the FAA for the board of the Airport Authority. The NHL takes over downtown Nashville this week as it throws massive block parties ahead of its award ceremony and draft. Plus, with momentum shifting to NASCAR this week in Nashville, will this be enough to show Nashville’s Metro Council to upgrade the Fairgrounds Speedway?
Mon, June 26, 2023
Nashville Daily LIVE from the Smoky Mountains | Episode 1104
XPLR reports live from the Smokies!
Fri, June 23, 2023
Nashville’s Best Sunset View? | Episode 1103
A new Italian restaurant heads downtown. Plus, possibly one of the coolest developments to date along the Cumberland River has been announced.
Thu, June 22, 2023
East Bank Begins | Episode 1102
Metro Council passes their 2024 operating budget just days before the new fiscal year. A large chunk of land in East Nashville was bought for a mixed-use project. Plus, the East Bank continues to grow despite a clear plan for the anchor of the East Bank Boulevard.
Wed, June 21, 2023
Is The New Pedestrian Bridge Official? | Episode 1101
Buc-ee’s once again makes an announcement for a location within a close distance of Nashville. Metro Nashville is identifying a developer for the 30 acres of Metro owned land around the new Nissan Stadium. Plus, new renderings for a pedestrian bridge that connects Germantown to River North may solidify its prospects of development.
Tue, June 20, 2023
From Hume-Fogg to City Hall: The Nashville Journey of Matt Wiltshire | Episode 1100
Discover the inspiring story of Matt Wiltshire, a proud Nashville native and MNPS graduate. With a proven track record in public, private, and nonprofit sectors, Matt has been a driving force in economic and community development.
Mon, June 19, 2023
Repairing the State and City Relationships | Interview with State Senator and Nashville Mayoral Candidate Heidi Campbell | Episode 1099
State Senator and Nashville Mayoral Candidate Heidi Campbell talks about her background and experience as Mayor of a Nashville satellite city as well as Tennessee State Senator and how she can bring that to the office of Nashville Mayor.
Fri, June 16, 2023
Three New Towers Announced | Episode 1098
The bridge on Broadway will be temporarily shut down for construction. The black bear that is being tracked in Nashville was hit by a car, but seems to still be alive. Plus, three new large towers were just announced near the Nashville Yards in downtown Nashville.
Thu, June 15, 2023
New INTERNATIONAL Non-Stop Flight | Episode 1097
Garth Brooks announces a new radio station on 6-1-5 day. Plus, BNA announces a new international non-stop flight for later this year.
Wed, June 14, 2023
First In-N-Out Location Announced | Episode 1096
Black bear sightings have made their way into Nashville. CMA Fest 2023 sets an attendance record. One of Nashville’s most historic downtown properties was named Hotel of the Year. Plus, the Southeast’s first In-N-Out location is announced and arriving one whole year earlier than expected.
Tue, June 13, 2023
Building a Self-Sustaining City | Episode 1095
The Wash, Peerless Mill, and Salt Lick Ranch all have one thing in common: using adaptive reuse to existing infrastructures to build incredible new developments in Tennessee. Commercial Real Estate Broker and Developer Tyler Cauble, a Nashville Native, joins the podcast as we talk about some developments that he and his group have recently developed and what they are currently working on.
Mon, June 12, 2023
How Family Friendly is Nashville? | Episode 1094
How family friendly is Nashville? Can a family with kids really enjoy the city? Today, we break down the sites and attractions and let you be the judge.
Fri, June 09, 2023
Biggest Transportation Improvement Since Briley Parkway? | Episode 1093
Mayor Cooper makes a statement about the potential legacy and impact of the East Bank transit routes.
Thu, June 08, 2023
Housing Market Cool-Off in Nashville? | Episode 1092
Real Estate Agent Brad Reynolds talks today about what’s new in the Nashville area real estate market, including a higher seller to buyer ratio, median pricing cool-offs, and also how to more easily buy your home with a 2 to 1 buydown.
Wed, June 07, 2023
The Missing Interstate | Episode 1091
A new pizza concept is coming to the ground floor of Nashville’s oldest skyscraper. A shocking sticker price was paid for 2 acres of Midtown parking lots. Plus, we dive into the history of the creation of Interstate 840, as well as the demise of a great opportunity for what is now a missing interstate.
Tue, June 06, 2023
Major Hotel to Build on 0.28 Acre Lot! | Episode 1090
Ryman Hospitality drops $800 Million on a resort in Texas. Vanderbilt announces new renderings to their baseball field. Plus, one new hotel builds on 0.28 acres in downtown Nashville.
Mon, June 05, 2023
Best Neighborhoods To Visit During CMA Fest 2023 | Episode 1089
Tension surrounds the Nashville Fairgrounds area as the NASCAR deal proceeds. And what are the best neighborhoods to visit while downtown for the CMA Fest?
Fri, June 02, 2023
Annual Music Festival CANCELED | Episode 1088
An unusual, but very cool company joins the shopping district of 5th + Broadway. Hawaii is bringing their coffee to Tennessee. Plus, one major music festival has canceled their annual lineup.
Thu, June 01, 2023
A Plan for All Nashvillians | Episode 1087
We interview Jim Gingrich, former COO of AllianceBernstein and candidate for Mayor in Nashville. Drawing on his leadership skills, Jim shares a unique perspective on tackling challenges and fostering collaboration.
Wed, May 31, 2023
Is Nashville Ready for Freddie? | Episode 1086
We interview current Metro Nashville City Council Member and Mayoral candidate Freddie O’Connell. In today’s episode, Freddie talks about his thoughts on transportation, infrastructure, local food, and the history of the new Tennessee Titans stadium deal.
Tue, May 30, 2023
The Brit That’s Fighting for Tennessee | Episode 1085
Ben Cooley is the co-founder and former CEO of a large charity organization with 35 offices in 10 countries. He is a published author (one of which was endorsed by UK Prime Minister, Theresa May), public figure, and sought-after international speaker. He and his team have briefed many leading politicians on the issue of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking including President Trump, Senator Bob Corker, Theresa May, Dag-Inge Ulstein (Norwegian Minister of International Development), as well contributing to the UN Alliance 8.7 committee and multiple UK Home Office Advisory Groups. Ben has significant experience in leadership and management; he has started and developed businesses and charities that are now multi-million pound organizations. He is passionate about scaling for growth, working with some of the largest companies in the world.
Mon, May 29, 2023
How would ChatGPT spend a day in Nashville? | Episode 1084
The Mayor’s office is inching their way towards a NASCAR deal in Nashville after years of on and off negotiations. Plus, we ask the top Chat AI platforms such as Chat GPT and Bard to give us the best 24 hour itinerary for a Nashville visit.
Fri, May 26, 2023
Your Middle Tennessee Summer Bucket List | Episode 1083
A new private school has announced they are opening in 2025 in the new Nashville Yards development. A company that we all used to know and love, is making a comeback, and they are choosing Nashville as their comeback city. Plus, we give the ultimate summer bucket for Middle Tennessee.
Thu, May 25, 2023
Nashville Shattering Records | Episode 1082
Google Fiber makes an announcement about expanding their Middle Tennessee footprint. Nashville ranks second as one of the hottest housing markets in the country. Plus, the data has been released on visitorship in 2022. How does it compare to pre-pandemic numbers, and what can we predict for 2023?
Wed, May 24, 2023
Nashville TANKS as One of the Best Places to Live | Episode 1081
Are Tennessee businesses dying or thriving during this period of economic uncertainty? A popular downtown bar closes unexpectedly. Plus, Nashville tanks in the ranks for its livability according to a national ranking.
Tue, May 23, 2023
Is the Music City Brand on Red Alert? | Episode 1080
Nashville ranks as one of the top conference and convention destinations in North America. Plus, with Nashville becoming a major city with major wins and losses with locals, is the city losing its “Music City” branding?
Mon, May 22, 2023
Officially One of the Best Performing Cities in the Nation | Episode 1079
The number of candidates in the pool for Metro Council this year is at 88. Plus, Nashville jumped 21 spots in just one year to be one of the best performing cities in America.
Fri, May 19, 2023
Buc-ee’s Aggressively Expanding Near Nashville | Episode 1078
Buc-ee’s is aggressively expanding in the growing Tennessee tourism market, especially on the pathways to and from Nashville.
Thu, May 18, 2023
Nashville’s NYE Bash to Move? | Episode 1077
2024 Nashville mayoral candidates have their first debate of the year. Metro Nashville and the Nashville Chamber of Commerce cut ties financially for the 23-24 fiscal year. Plus, Nashville is thinking of moving their New Year’s Eve Bash location after a massive hike in rent.
Wed, May 17, 2023
Third Ave Gets Bought Up | Episode 1076
A new Sake Bar is now open in Wedgewood Houston. Edley’s BBQ goes south. Plus, Third Ave in Downtown Nashville sees major purchases.
Tue, May 16, 2023
Can ‘Music City’ Regain Its Branding? Interview with Filmmaker Jordan Heid | Episode 1075
Filmmaker and recently back in Nashville from filming WWE for A&E, Jordan Heid, talks about his most recent experiences in the Television world, the brand of Music City, and his thoughts on the new Titans stadium.
Mon, May 15, 2023
From California to Nashville | Episode 1074
Josh Palet joins us from JP25 Media to talk to us about his move from California to Nashville.
Fri, May 12, 2023
May Real Estate Update | With Brad Reynolds | Episode 1073
We chat with Brad Reynolds about the May market update, including inventory, interest rates, and home prices. We also discuss the new Tennessee Titans Stadium and its potential impact on the local real estate market and economy.
Thu, May 11, 2023
Tennessee Runs on Whiskey | Episode 1072
Charity Toombs of the Tennessee Whiskey Trail talks about the experiences of the Tennessee Whiskey Trail, some amazing new whiskey and culinary experiences, as well as the upcoming Whiskey Week events in Nashville and how to best experience all it has to offer.
Wed, May 10, 2023
Rebuilding Second Avenue | Episode 1071
Nashville may once more experience a second solar eclipse in one decade. TPAC selects an architect for their new building once they move from downtown, but have they found a location? Plus, the rebuilding of Second Avenue is finally a reality.
Tue, May 09, 2023
Is Nashville Underfunding Artists? | Episode 1070
Jamie Kent, an artist and founder of the BAM Group, also former Nashville Daily guest, joins Jill Palm of the Arts and Business Council in Nashville to discuss their upcoming forum with the 2024 Mayoral candidates of Nashville.
Mon, May 08, 2023
Rapid Transit or Rapid Chaos? | Episode 1069
The Music City Walk of Fame added one star in the ground from a famous Nashvillian who is not an artist. Nashville’s crowded weekend was full of music, beer conferences, and bad weather. Plus, Mayor Cooper’s fiscal year 2024 budget may include a faster way to get to the airport. But how long would that plan take?
Fri, May 05, 2023
Rezoning Near “Rock Block” | Episode 1068
Raising Cane’s first Nashville location announces their opening date. Plus, Nashville’s Rock Block gets rezoned.
Thu, May 04, 2023
Nashville’s Newest Music and Food Destination: One Big Love | Episode 1067
Owner of the smashburger hit Cledis, Shane Nasby, along with musician Paul McDonald talk about their new upcoming venture, One Big Love Fest. One Big Love. This Festival is a 6 month long bi-weekly music & food fest/concert series on Thursdays highlighting some of the most inspiring and upcoming musicians, artisans, and chefs in Nashville.
Wed, May 03, 2023
The BEST Steeplechase in the United States w/ Dwight Hall | Episode 1066
Dwight Hall, chairman of the Iroquois Steeplechase, talks about the history of the founding of the race, along with the best tips for enjoying this year’s race, and Dwight also talks about the newest sports betting laws in Tennessee, and how the Iroquois Steeplechase race has not been affected by them.
Tue, May 02, 2023
Developing SOUTH of the East Bank | Episode 1065
Metro created a new commission for more arts and entertainment jobs to come to Nashville. Visit Music City’s President speaks up about when Nashville will seek a Super Bowl. Plus, a new development is proposed just south of the East Bank.
Mon, May 01, 2023
Did the Titans Make a Bad Pick in the NFL Draft? | Episode 1064
Nashville’s top hotel just announced a new rooftop experience. Tiger Woods is bringing a golf concept to Nashville. Plus, how did the Titans perform in the NFL draft?
Fri, April 28, 2023
What is Mayor Cooper’s Legacy? | Episode 1063
More party bus permits have been issued even when officials want them to be cut. Governor Lee will soon sign a law that brings tax free groceries to Tennessee for three months in 2023. Plus, Nashville Mayor John Cooper gives his final State of Metro address.
Fri, April 28, 2023
How to Have a BLESSED DAY | Episode 1062
Chris Brown of Blessed Day Coffee join us in studio to talk about how he dove head first into the world of coffee, roasting, and becoming a business.
Wed, April 26, 2023
New Titans Stadium APPROVED | Episode 1061
In a historic Metro Council vote, the funding for the new stadium for the Tennessee Titans was approved in the early morning hours of Wednesday, April 26.
Tue, April 25, 2023
BEST Restaurant in the US by Food and Wine Magazine | Episode 1060
The final vote on the Tennessee Titans stadium funding will be voted on tonight by Metro Council. A mystery sports betting company is eyeing Nashville for their new US headquarters. Plus, one of Nashville’s hotel restaurants was just named the best in the United States by Food and Wine Magazine
Mon, April 24, 2023
Closer to an MLB Expansion Team? | Episode 1059
A large party at a bar spilled out onto the street and blocked traffic for several hours on Nolensville Pike. A Tennessee GOP lawmaker resigns. Plus, how the Oakland A’s move to Las Vegas affects Nashville’s chances of an MLB franchise.
Fri, April 21, 2023
LARGEST Mixed Use in East Nashville Announced | Episode 1058
Nashville’s July 4th concert announces their headliner for the night. A new luxury bus service launches from Nashville to Memphis. Plus, River North continues to make moves.
Wed, April 19, 2023
Your New Favorite Nashville Cantina w/ Brandon Styll and Steven Smithing | Episode 1057
Restaurateurs Steven Smithing and Brandon Styll, along with Steven’s brother Chris, are re-opening a popular neighborhood favorite in the Belmont area. On today’s episode, Steven and Brandon talk about the fundamentals that it takes to own and operate successful restaurants in Nashville, Tennessee.
Wed, April 19, 2023
New Titans Stadium ALMOST FAILED | Episode 1056
Thousands of people linked arms from the Tennessee State Capitol to Vanderbilt Children's hospital. Sinatra Bar and Lounge is now open in Downtown Nashville. Plus, the Tennessee Titans Stadium was just one bad amendment away from not passing it’s second reading.
Tue, April 18, 2023
Tennessee vs Nashville UPDATE | Episode 1055
New restaurants enter into the Nashville scene. The Factory at Franklin sees a first look at their new scenery. Plus, an update on the State’s attempt to take over a few of Nashville’s institutions.
Mon, April 17, 2023
Luke Combs Takes Over Wildhorse Saloon | Episode 1054
We wrap up some weekend headlines from Luke Combs' sold out concerts, the Wildhorse Saloon takeover, airborne disturbances, development news on 12 South, and Tony Giarratana's latest building project.
Fri, April 14, 2023
All Things Belmont and NASCAR w/ Nick Truitt | Episode 1053
Our podcast engineer Nick Truitt joins us as we talk about his recent time at Belmont University and all things surrounding NASCAR coming back to the Nashville Fairgrounds.
Thu, April 13, 2023
Writing for the World w/ Nate Gott | Episode 1052
Chart topping artist Nate Gott tells his experience of what it’s like to be writing for not only artists of the U.S., but also all over the globe.
Wed, April 12, 2023
Gov. Lee Calls for ‘Order of Protection’ | Episode 1051
Nashville’s cheapest downtown parking lot is closed for potential engineering repairs. An injunction has been ordered that halts the proposed timeline of a Metro Council redistricting. Plus, Governor Bill Lee signs an executive order that extends the background checks for firearm purchase here in Tennessee.
Tue, April 11, 2023
Staying Dry in Nashville’s Rainy Season w/ Dr. Michael Caldwell | Episode 1050
Meharry Medical College (Meharry) has signed a five-year exclusive licensing agreement with Alcohol Change UK, to launch Dry January® in the USA. During this launch year, the program will focus on introducing Americans to this growing international campaign, which is headquartered in London and is now here in the USA in Nashville, TN. Dri. Michael Caldwell has taken on the honor of leading the initiative for Meharry, along with other roles in the community.
Mon, April 10, 2023
Acres of Downtown SHUT DOWN Overnight | Episode 1049
One of two former Tennessee Democratic lawmakers may be temporarily reinstated by Metro Council this afternoon. Plus acres of downtown space shut down over the weekend to make room for the first piece being developed along the East Bank.
Fri, April 07, 2023
An Update on Belle Meade Plaza w/ Brad Reynolds | Episode 1048
Brad Reynolds joins the podcast giving an update on projects happening in the Middle Tennessee area.
Thu, April 06, 2023
Nashville’s Attractions by the Number | Episode 1047
Metro Council pulls back votes on drawing new districts in Nashville. Two new candidates enter into the Nashville Mayoral election. Plus, a report gives the top attractions in Nashville by the numbers.
Wed, April 05, 2023
Tours That Make You Want to Explore Tennessee | Episode 1046
The Metro Sports Authority approves the financial bond deal for the new Tennessee Titan Stadium. Nashville is described as having the number one job market in the nation. Plus, we announce how you can best experience your local communities and also adventure throughout Tennessee.
Tue, April 04, 2023
FAA vs State of Tennessee w/ Michael Johnson of Future Marriage University | Episode 1045
The FAA writes a letter to BNA warning of potential legal troubles if the State takes over the airport board. The head of BNA responds. Joining us today is Michael Johnson of Future Marriage University, creating relational success when it counts.
Mon, April 03, 2023
Tenacious Tennessee | Episode 1044
A weekend recap of events in the state of Tennessee from protests at the state capital to the severe weather.
Fri, March 31, 2023
Would You Be My (Music) Neighbor? | Episode 1043
Since 2015. Music Neighbors nonprofit has focused on providing high-quality media content to Nashville-based music artists. Over the last few years, Music Neighbors have expanded our efforts to advocate for the expansion, diversification, and connectedness of Nashville’s existing music communities by helping musicians sustain their artistries through our services. Music Neighbors aim to connect people to more Nashville music artists of all genres, as the power of music is not restricted by societal boundaries and has the capability of building bridges between different cultures and demographics of people. From it's initial iteration during our time in college, Music Neighbors was built off the passion we have for live music; Jason’s formed after losing his father when he was a teenager and finding solace in playing guitar and attending concerts, and Chelsea’s came from the communal aspect provided by over a decade spent in choir and other music programs throughout grade school.
Thu, March 30, 2023
The Passenger Train Revival in Tennessee? | Episode 1042
Storms creep in at the end of this week in Nashville. Plus, is it possible to have train transportation from Nashville down to Atlanta in the next few years?
Wed, March 29, 2023
Are You in the New Turtle District? | Episode 1041
Nashville scores high in the new assessment of wage livability out of the top 76 cities in the nation. Edley’s announces the opening of two of their new locations across the county. Plus, we review the new district proposals for a reduced Metro Council.
Tue, March 28, 2023
The Latest Update on the Covenant Shooting | Episode 1040
Today we talk about the latest details of the Covenant School shooting, as well as where to donate and how you can help.
Mon, March 27, 2023
Nothing But a Podcast Thang | Episode 1039
Podcast hosts Justin Croft and Nathan Badley join Nashville Daily to talk about their journeys to Nashville, how their Bob Ross podcast has given them opportunities to visit the tv show set, and they reveal their favorite Nashville neighborhoods.
Fri, March 24, 2023
Nashville’s Tallest Towers | Episode 1038
Nashville is reaching out to the Federal Government for dollars for the new South Bank bridge. Plus, the new Nashville towers are reaching sky-high records for development.
Thu, March 23, 2023
Towering Over the Competition | Episode 1037
The Business Journal names Nashville one of the top sports cities in the Nation. Gov. Lee’s transportation plan just got approval in the state house. Plus, we’ll try to walk through all the new towers and their locations that will be popping up in the skyline in Nashville over the next 10 years!
Wed, March 22, 2023
A Love Affair with Nashville's Food Culture | Episode 1036
Spencer Burgon joins the podcast today to talk about all things Nashville food. Spence is the owner/operator of Rise Biscuits and Righteous Chicken of Nashville, and gives insight into how one location for a restaurant can make all the difference.
Tue, March 21, 2023
Roasting a Blend of Coffee Cocktails and Creativity | Episode 1035
Andrew Cook is one of the founders of the restaurant The Fox Bar & Cocktail Club in 2016 and amidst the start of a global pandemic was able to open a coffee business, Elegy, that now has multiple locations all over Nashville. Andrew speaks with Stuart and Erin about what that process was like running the restaurant, along with opening the coffee shop all during the global pandemic and the juggling act that comes with running those businesses during such a difficult time.
Mon, March 20, 2023
Does THIS Make Nashville Recession Proof? | Episode 1034
A new bill amendment may take authority to regulate beer sales away from Metro Nashville and pass it on to state authorities. Sinatra Bar and Lounge announces an opening date. If Metro Council size did move down to 20, what would that look like? Plus, could this one factor for Nashville indicate that the city may be recession proof?
Fri, March 17, 2023
Is Nashville the BEST Southern City? | Episode 1033
How much did Nashville banks and startups lose from last week’s bank failures? East Bank land right next to the proposed new Titans stadium is being bought. Plus, we examine Nashville’s caliber as a city compared to the other hit cities of the south.
Thu, March 16, 2023
Topping Off the Midtown Bars | Episode 1032
Nashville is the 6th most searched city in the Nation for vacations. Beaman Automotive pulled out 500 cars over the past weekend from their downtown dealership. Plus, major plans announced to wrap around the existing bars on Demonbreun Hill.
Wed, March 15, 2023
Nashville Sues Tennessee | Episode 1031
A Black Market Bar enters the downtown Nashville Scene. The best BBQ in Tennessee is named. Plus, the State of Tennessee is being sued by the city of Nashville.
Tue, March 14, 2023
Nashville Goes Down the Rabbit Hole | Episode 1030
Mitchell and Jennifer started The Rabbit Hole VR, Nashville's first virtual reality gaming arcade, in 2016. Today, The Rabbit Hole operates the largest VR gaming arcade in the Southeast and specializes in helping other location-based entertainment facilities bring VR to their locations. The duo also launched the Virtual Marketing arm of the business in 2022 to consult companies on how to usher their brand into the metaverse through comprehensive virtual marketing services and digital strategy plans.
Mon, March 13, 2023
Titans Stadium Breaking Ground by Summer? | Episode 1029
Nashville as well as Tennessee made a large showing on Southern Living’s lists of top places in 2023. A new hotel is eyed near the Korean Veterans roundabout. Plus, the timeline for a new Titans stadium is updated and predicted. How long will it be before they break ground?
Fri, March 10, 2023
Nashville’s Newest Neighborhood - South Bank | Episode 1028
A bill is signed by the Gov. Lee to limit the Council Members across the state to 20 per metro city. A historic mansion in Wedgewood-Houston will be opening its doors free to the public this year. Plus, a new neighborhood was just named just south of broadway and SoBro.
Thu, March 09, 2023
Is Music City Losing Its Brand? | Episode 1027
Brand Consultant Micah Pringle talks about why it’s important for Music City to keep its branding, and why some brands might have to have “brand therapy”.
Wed, March 08, 2023
The First Artrepreneur | Episode 1026
A graduate of Babson College with a degree in Entrepreneurship, Kent has been forging a unique path for himself through what he calls “artrepreneurship”.
Tue, March 07, 2023
Save Money, Plan Well, Live Happy | Episode 1025
Dale Smothers is a RETIREMENT INCOME CERTIFIED PROFESSIONALTM in Campbellsville, Kentucky. As the president of RDS Wealth, Dale is dedicated to helping our clients Save Money, Plan Well, and Live HappyTM in retirement. As the host of our podcast and radio show, The Retirement Matters Show, Dale seeks to shine a light on what it means to LIVE HAPPY in every area of life.
Mon, March 06, 2023
The Impact of Hands on Nashville Three Years Later | Episode 1024
Hands On Nashville (HON) builds capacity for individuals and agencies to meet needs through service. Its programs connect volunteers to opportunities supporting 100+ nonprofits, schools, and other civic organizations; help these partners reimagine volunteer potential; and bring awareness to the challenges facing the people and places in our community.
Fri, March 03, 2023
Tornado Chances Loom Large on March 3, 2020 Anniversary | Episode 1023
Three years ago, Nashville experienced a devastating natural disaster when an EF 2-3 tornado made its way through Germantown and East Nashville, and an EF 4 all the way through Cookeville, TN. Today we talk about our experiences with Brad Reynolds, and we also take a look at the tornado weather chances for today’s weather forecast.
Thu, March 02, 2023
Broadway is Now “Safety Street" | Episode 1022
Harsher punishments for distracted driving are being proposed in Tennessee. What restaurants are opening and closing over the next month. Plus, Broadway business owners add a new level of protection to their businesses.
Wed, March 01, 2023
My Southern Home | Episode 1021
Kimberly Greenwell, Host of My Southern Home TV and Home Education Expert, combines her unmatched media sales savvy with a passion for seeing aspirational homes come to life. With eleven seasons under her belt, Kimberly educates homebuyers on topics of renovation and building from the ground up while introducing viewers to trusted professionals that can help with properly creating a dream home including architects, contractors, realtors, interior designers, and more.
Tue, February 28, 2023
Metro Council Cut in Half? | Episode 1020
Jeff graduated from MTSU with a Music Degree and earned an MBA from the University of Phoenix. He has worked for BMI for almost 25 years in various capacities and currently leads the radio and TV licensing team and also represents BMI on the board of The Blues Foundation. He is a two-term Council Member in District 15 and current candidate for a countywide At Large seat.
Mon, February 27, 2023
4th and Goal for the New Stadium | Episode 1019
As we get closer to the mayoral deadline for Nashville, new candidates roll in weekly. Nashville may be getting a professional Women’s soccer team. Plus, the Tennessee Titan’s new stadium is in the final stages of approval.
Fri, February 24, 2023
Nate Boyd: Musician Turned Photographer | Episode 1018
A local musician turned photographer focusing on street photography, portraits and live music.
Thu, February 23, 2023
The Roof is On Fire | Episode 1017
Mike has been hailed as one of Houston’s ‘Most Admired CEOs,’ a Guinness World Record participant, and believes that the best way to impact others is through the power of entrepreneurship. He boasts a wide breadth of experience as a co-founder of an Internet consulting company, sales leader that produced almost $100 million per year for an $8b organization, was COO of the Secret Service for Billionaires, and serves in other non-profit/impact-related roles.
Wed, February 22, 2023
Fastest Painter in the South? | Episode 1016
Justin Sigel is a Performance Artist and Painter based in Nashville, TN. Justin has painted LIVE in front of audiences all across the world and his work has been shown in exhibitions regionally and in Canada. Justin currently has 1.5M followers on TikTok where he posts his process of creating explosive performance paintings as well as his methodical detailed studio pieces. Justin has created pieces in partnership for Amazon, Sony Entertainment, Urban Decay, Funky Buddha Brewing, and more.
Tue, February 21, 2023
Best BBQ in Nashville? LIVE Taste Test with Blinky’s Offset BBQ | Episode 1015
Blinky's Offset BBQ is a food truck (trailer) that offers real wood smoked bbq, stationed in the west side of Nashville.
Mon, February 20, 2023
The Real Estate Templet | Episode 1014
With a passion for entrepreneurship, Winston Templet and his wife started their own business in 1992, growing it to a successful enterprise with 72 employees. In 2019, they sold the business and since then, have been actively investing in real estate, including single-family homes, multi-family properties, warehousing, commercial buildings, land development, and new construction projects. Winston and his wife developed a diverse portfolio that showcases our broad expertise and ability to succeed in multiple areas of real estate investments.
Fri, February 17, 2023
Titans Stadium Not Official Yet | Episode 1013
The Nashville mayoral race gains a new official candidate. One of the Gulch’s most sought after restaurants is expanding to East Nashville. Plus, can you believe that the new Tennessee Titans Stadium is still not official?
Thu, February 16, 2023
Nashville Food to Taco Bout | Episode 1012
Brandon Styll of Nashville Restaurant Radio joins the Nashville Daily Podcast to give us the story of his time as a restaurant owner and operator, as well as a glimpse into the Nashville food scene in 2023.
Wed, February 15, 2023
The BEST Week to Eat in Nashville | Episode 1011
One Broadway bar owned by the rich and famous of Nashville has just sold. The high school on Broadway will soon see a 20 story tower being built next door. Plus, the best restaurants in Nashville giving out the best deals.
Tue, February 14, 2023
Sporting Green | Episode 1010
Maris is from the east coast but living in Nash for 10 years strong. From music to fitness, and now environmental activist and podcaster - her passion is to inspire and motivate people to love themselves and each other ultimately creating a better planet for all.
Mon, February 13, 2023
The Meaning of Life is 47 | Episode 1009
This all started way back when our CEO Eric Jackson was a kid. Like most kids, he had a lot of questions. And like most parents, his dad got a bit tired of answering Eric’s queries. Over time, Eric’s dad decided to simplify things, giving the same answer to every question. Whether it was are we there yet? or why is the sky blue? the response was the same: “Forty-seven.”
Fri, February 10, 2023
Opryland's Digital Revival | Episode 1008
Ryan Crowder is a 3D artist creating a data based reconstruction of the Opryland USA theme park. Between photos, videos, satellite images and fact sheets from the park, there's more than enough data to rebuild Opryland for a new generation. Oprylandvr.com released a custom environment for the Oculus Quest 2 in time for the 25th anniversary of the park's last day. You can download the scene featuring a recreation of the 1970s era gates for free today at Oprylandvr.com/download/
Thu, February 09, 2023
Penning the Pulse of Nashville Sports | Episode 1007
A veteran journalist and communications professional, Chad has been a sports media professional for nearly 20 years. Chad is a graduate of Georgia Southern University and has worked for print, television, digital and academic organizations.
Wed, February 08, 2023
The Nuclear Revolution | Episode 1006
Governor Lee addresses a joint session to share the State of Tennessee, which includes new funding into Nuclear energy, increased teacher pay, and transportation. Plus, a new downtown alliance forms to promote local music.
Tue, February 07, 2023
Greg the Google Guy Revealed | Episode 1005
Greg the Google Guy puts on his Clark Kent glasses to become Aaron Moses.
Mon, February 06, 2023
Vintage Guitars to Leave Vintage Property | Episode 1004
One famous Nashville organization represents big time at the Grammys. Loveless cafe is throwing biscuit parties to help students read in Nashville. Plus, south of Broadway receives some new development buys.
Fri, February 03, 2023
Spring Has Sprung with Brad Reynolds | Episode 1003
Brad Reynold joins the new set to give updates on real world market conditions and what that means for the Nashville real estate world over the next few months.
Thu, February 02, 2023
Brett Seper Gave Up Instant Fame to Move to Nashville | Episode 1002
Musician Brett Seper gave up what could have been instant fame for a true Nashville artist experience and build his brand the right way.
Wed, February 01, 2023
Cooper Is Out The Door | Episode 1001
Want your chance to name a square on the official Nashville Monopoly game? Now you have that chance. If you’ve heard of the Tennessee Whiskey Trail, now we have the Ale Trail as well. Plus, Mayor John Cooper just announced he will not be seeking reelection. What might have led to this, and who is now on the ballot?
Tue, January 31, 2023
Celebrating Episode 1000 with Nashville’s Best Burgers | Episode 1000
Founder of Cledis Burgers and Beer Garden and pitmaster Shane Nasby joins Nashville Daily on episode 1000 to talk about how he founded his burger restaurant with a dream of helping more than just the customers that walk in his restaurant.
Mon, January 30, 2023
Reacting to An Outsiders Guide To Nashville | Episode 999
Get your parking pass to the smokies before they are sold out. Plus, we review an outsiders list of their top 26 Nashville attractions.
Fri, January 27, 2023
Pt. II of The Episodes You May Have Missed | Episode 998
Erin breaks down his top 5 episodes of the podcast since the inception of Nashville Daily.
Thu, January 26, 2023
The Episodes You May Have Missed | Episode 997
Stuart breaks down his top 5 episodes of the podcast since the inception of Nashville Daily.
Wed, January 25, 2023
The Loo Review: Potty Patrol | Episode 996
Nashville may have as many people moving out as moving in. Plus, are public restrooms a good idea in downtown Nashville?
Tue, January 24, 2023
BNA Grand Lobby Revealed | Episode 995
The new Titans stadium is possibly just a few months away from final approval. Speaking of the Titans, a new GM for the team was just announced. Plus Nashville’s International Airport reveals the completion of their Grand Lobby today.
Mon, January 23, 2023
The Man Who Made Nashville | Episode 994
New details and renderings emerge for the new Broadway Bridge. Plus, the man who made today’s Nashville just announced that he is stepping back.
Fri, January 20, 2023
Food Friday - Fatbelly Pretzel | Episode 993
For a special and rare Food Friday, we're reviewing the new restaurant Fatbelly Pretzel Bakery and Deli.
Thu, January 19, 2023
Buy. Close. Sell. Repeat. | Episode 992
The New Year’s Eve Bash less than a month ago shattered its previous record for direct visitor spending. A new law is currently being proposed that would limit the amount of calls a homeowner can receive from property developers. Plus, a few lots that are in prime developing positions have been quickly snagged by developers.
Wed, January 18, 2023
MLB Momentum | Episode 991
Lawmakers are attempting to introduce a new state symbol for Tennessee. Candied jalapeños are on the menu as we go behind the scenes for our latest video release. Plus, more rumors arise as moves are made in the effort to bring Major League Baseball to Nashville.
Tue, January 17, 2023
Uncovering the Truth - Is Nashville Still the "IT CITY"? | Episode 990
10 years ago, an article in the New York Times named Nashville the “It City”. Now, a decade later, opinion pieces are being written wondering if we still have whatever “it” is. We dig into what people are saying about Nashville today, and determine once and for all if Nashville is still the “It City”.
Mon, January 16, 2023
3rd Largest City Council in the Country? | Episode 989
Today is Martin Luther King Jr. day, and we’ll be talking about his presence here in Nashville. Plus, talks of shrinking Nashville’s Metro Council has both sides of the aisle talking about the pros and cons of downsizing.
Fri, January 13, 2023
Is It Better Out East? | Episode 988
Nashville’s City Council members may not be safe in their current position as state lawmakers seek to reduce city council members statewide. According to a recent study, one Tennessee city made the list of top 20 hardest working cities. Plus, we know how great Nashville is, but is it better in East Tennessee?
Thu, January 12, 2023
In-N-Out: In Tennessee, Out of California | Episode 987
The largest online sports betting company is opening a major restaurant and bar downtown. After the closing of Arnold’s Cafe, the property is expected to sell to the nearby Paseo South. Plus, one of California’s best is making its way to Tennessee. But how long will it be before we can enjoy its benefits?
Wed, January 11, 2023
Is Hot Chicken and Whiskey the Official Combo of Nashville? | Episode 986
An East Nashville Coffee shop has plans to expand to a new area that they describe “will be its own little city in five years”. A new, non-stop flight to Phoenix was just announced from a company that is not Southwest Airlines, and the flight cost to get across the country is pretty good! Plus, the owner of Party Fowl, Austin Smith, has his sights set on more things than just new hot chicken locations.
Tue, January 10, 2023
Goodbye Kroger, Hello Towers | Episode 985
Metro Nashville Police are applying for a $3 Million grant that may hold some controversy in what they hope to achieve. Northeast of Nashville, the City of Madison has a massive tax incentive approved for a major downtown project. Speaking of major projects, Belle Meade may not have the worst Kroger in town any longer after this major development announcement.
Mon, January 09, 2023
New Laws for 2023 | Episode 984
Second Avenue has sat unchanged for nearly two years since the bombing in downtown Nashville. Now, renovations may finally begin in the area. Midtown just recently just sold some of its land to a Cookeville hotel management company. Is a new Midtown tower in the works? Plus, what laws that were passed in 2022 are taking effect now in 2023?
Fri, January 06, 2023
Restaurants to Add to Your 2023 List | Episode 983
Many changes to downtown Nashville buildings were announced over the holiday season. Plus, where we’ll be eating in 2023.
Thu, January 05, 2023
Drives to AVOID in 2023 | Episode 982
Even though Nashville’s growth slowed just a touch during 2022, Tennessee as a whole has grown more than ever. If you drive to other mid-sized cities around the U.S. and wonder what’s different, we have part of that answer for you. Plus, we’ll tell you which roads NOT to drive on in 2023.
Wed, January 04, 2023
2023 Development Predictions | Episode 981
Nashville realtor Brad Reynolds joins us on today's podcast to give his predictions for major announcements coming to Nashville in 2023
Tue, January 03, 2023
Pedal Pub Bike on 440?! | Episode 980
Nashville had a Major New Year’s Eve Bash over the weekend, but was it big enough to outdo 2019? Speaking of 2019, since we started this podcast, we’ve been calling Nashville “Event City''. It now seems like others outside of Nashville are catching onto that nickname. Plus, an online forum has given some great examples of Nashville Nightmares in four words or less.
Mon, January 02, 2023
Southwest Fails Nashville | Episode 979
Flights canceled, lines longer than the wait to get into Opry Mills during the holidays, and no one answering their customer service phone lines. This was Southwest Airlines in Nashville over the past 10 days and we were right in the middle of it.
Fri, December 30, 2022
Nashville Daily in 2023 | Episode 978
Big things on the horizon for Nashville Daily. What is in store for 2023.
Thu, December 29, 2022
Nashville’s Best Clothing Store Is A Smashing Success | Episode 977
On today’s episode, Greg the Google Guy joins Stuart to talk about a clothing store hidden gem in town, plus the smashing success they’ve had over the past few years.
Wed, December 28, 2022
Greg the Google Guy Reviews: Nashville’s Most Reviewed Restaurants | Episode 976
On today’s episode, Greg the Google Guy joins Stuart to read the reviews of Nashville’s top reviewed restaurants.
Tue, December 27, 2022
Greg the Google Guy Reviews: Nashville’s Most Googled Attraction | Episode 975
On today’s episode, Greg the Google Guy joins Stuart to read the reviews of Nashville’s most Googled attraction. We’ll talk about all of this and more on Nashville Daily.
Mon, December 26, 2022
Greg the Google Guy Reviews: Nashville’s Biggest Trends of 2022 | Episode 974
On today’s episode, Greg the Google Guy joins Stuart to review the most Googled things of Nashville in 2022.
Fri, December 23, 2022
Nashville’s BEST Developments of 2022 | Episode 973
On today’s episode, we discuss our favorite development announcements of the year, plus some additional predictions for 2023.
Thu, December 22, 2022
Is New Year’s Eve Too Crowded in Nashville? | Episode 972
On today’s episode, we discuss if Nashville’s downtown New Year’s celebration is too crowded for comfort, and what might be worth attending. Plus, some great New Year’s Day hikes.
Wed, December 21, 2022
Will MNPD Respond To Hit and Runs? | Episode 971
Stuart gets into a hit and run. Will justice prevail?
Tue, December 20, 2022
Our Biggest 2023 Predictions | Episode 970
Which Tennessee city do you think made the 2023 list of best places to visit around the globe? Hint… It wasn’t Nashville. Developers are taking notice of a new area in 2023. Plus, we make our predictions for major announcements of food, developments, and attractions for the new year.
Mon, December 19, 2022
How to Spend New Year's Eve 2023 | Episode 969
Worried about the recession in Nashville? These 2021 stats may ease your worry. Which city in Middle Tennessee ranked third in the fastest growing cities in the U.S.? We’ll give you a hint… it’s not Nashville. Plus, what are the top things to know when celebrating New Years in Nashville?
Fri, December 16, 2022
Nashville’s Best Meals May Be on Christmas Day | Episode 968
Metro Nashville reaches a new deal with Meharry Medical College after an investigation showed Nashville was six months behind in paying rent for its hospital, Nashville General, in 2021. Metro Council approved the beta testing of license plate readers in Nashville for special uses only. How long before those special uses are broadened? Plus, you and your family may have a favorite holiday meal in Nashville, but what other delicious meals might be out there for Christmas when you decide to ditch the cooking and let Nashville’s great restaurants take over?
Thu, December 15, 2022
Camping on a Nashville Rooftop? | Episode 967
A popular restaurant in the gulch has finally fallen to the mighty hand of new development. And while one restaurant announces the closing of a location, another great Nashville stample opens a new location down in Franklin. Plus, can you camp on top of a Nashville Boutique hotel this winter?
Wed, December 14, 2022
Saving Thousands on a Home with #ThinkBrad This Winter | Episode 966
AAA forecasts one of the highest holiday travel years for Nashville. Metro council deferred the vote on approving the new Titans Stadium. Plus, how you can save thousands of dollars this winter on your closing costs on your new home in Nashville.
Tue, December 13, 2022
Pie Shaped Building Announced in Pie Town | Episode 965
With just weeks away from Christmas, what are the chances Nashville sees a White Christmas? The investors that recently purchased the Fifth and Broadway development gave good insight into the signs of Nashville’s next break into the luxury market. Plus, Pie Town receives the announcement of two new buildings in the neighborhood… Including one that is actually pie shaped.
Mon, December 12, 2022
Would You Pay to Save Time in Nashville Traffic? | Episode 964
A new woodfired and Asian-Inspired concept is announced for East Nashville. New renderings and concepts announced for Eric Church’s new downtown venue. And how much would you pay to have a traffic free commute into downtown Nashville? Will that be a possibility under the State’s new infrastructure proposal?
Fri, December 09, 2022
Nashville Commute Times to Increase by 60% | Episode 963
Existing electric car battery plants in Tennessee announce expansions. Middle Tennessee’s most luxurious resort opens up in Franklin. Plus, with new reports released from the State of Tennessee, they are projecting commute times could increase by 60%. We’ll break down the heaviest areas affected by Nashville’s growth.
Thu, December 08, 2022
$26 Billion to Relieve Traffic Congestion? | Episode 962
According to an annual report, nine historic Nashville properties are under threat of demolition, neglect, or redevelopment. One of Nashville’s dreams just got purchased by a major corporation. Plus, the State of Tennessee just released their plans to spend $26 Billion to improve the roadways and infrastructure in Tennessee. Is the State stepping in to do what the cities will not?
Wed, December 07, 2022
Is Nashville Responsible Enough For a New Titans Stadium? | Episode 961
Evacuations were issued in parts of Mt. Juliet as a possible explosive was found. A new document released by the city has shown that we were not responsible enough for our current stadium. Does that show we might not be deserving of a new stadium? Will this hurt our chances of it passing through Metro Council?
Tue, December 06, 2022
Is Nashville a Global City? | Episode 960
A luxury park may be built by Opryland soon, but it might not be the kind of park you’re thinking about. And Nashville’s tourism isn’t just a market that reaches inside the borders of the United States. It has expanded very rapidly into the global market. But does this make Nashville a true global city?
Mon, December 05, 2022
Did Nashville Pick a MLB Stadium Site? | Episode 959
You may have seen on the news or social media that the historic Exit/In is closing. We’ll explain why it’s not closing and what is actually happening to the venue. After a major flood inside of Bridgestone Arena over the Thanksgiving holiday, how many games did it cost the Nashville Predators? Plus, the Nashville Stars may have found a possible site to build their future MLB Stadium.
Fri, December 02, 2022
Historic Year for Major Economic Announcements | Episode 958
Sidewalk Cafés in Nashville may have been a pandemic addition to the restaurant scene, but now Mayor Cooper wants it to be permanent. It may be time to trade in that truck for a scooter as the rule requiring new developments to have a minimum number of parking spaces has gone away in the downtown area. Plus, Tennessee just received yet another major league economic announcement.
Thu, December 01, 2022
1862 - Nashville’s First “Battle of the Bands” | Episode 957
This year will mark the 159th anniversary of the Battle of Stones River, which was one of the bloodiest conflicts of the Civil War. Jim recounts the context of how this decisive battle landed itself in the Middle Tennessee area and also how a Battle of the Bands also broke out on the battlefield.
Wed, November 30, 2022
The Battle that Rivaled Gettysburg | Episode 956
Today marks the anniversary of the Battle of Franklin. We sat down with The Battle of Franklin Trust to hear the stories of the battle, and remember why we preserve the history of these times.
Tue, November 29, 2022
Fort Negley is Getting Stoned | Episode 955
A major part of the For Negley Master Plan is the reworking of the stone of the Fort. What will be fixed, restored, and will the original shape and structures of the Fort be included in the plans?
Mon, November 28, 2022
Nashville’s First Open-Air Museum | Episode 954
For Negley's Mater Plan presents Nashville's first ever possible open-air museum. That is, however, if the funding comes through.
Fri, November 25, 2022
The Battle of Nashville EXPLAINED | Episode 953
The fight that hit closest to Fort Negley was the Battle of Nashville. What better way to learn about the Battle of Nashville than from one of Nashville's most published history author, David Zimmerman.
Thu, November 24, 2022
The Past of Nashville’s Own Backyard | Episode 952
With the release of the Fort Negley Master Plan, it is just as important to learn the past of the area. On today's episode, we replay an interview we recorded on the ground of the Fort.
Wed, November 23, 2022
How to Experience Civil War History in Nashville | Episode 951
Even though Fort Negley announced their Master Plan, in its current condition, Fort Negley, along with other Civil War sights in Nashville, are great for exploring around this time of the year as we remember the anniversaries of the Battles of Nashville, Franklin, and Spring Hill.
Tue, November 22, 2022
Introduction to The Fort Negley Master Plan | Episode 950
Fort Negley just released their Master Plan. In this series, we're going to go over the History of Fort Negley and what the Master Plan is all about.
Mon, November 21, 2022
Is NASCAR Here to Stay? | Episode 949
Metro Parks returned $10 Million to the city’s general fund. We’ll talk about their explanation for doing so. An old publication that dates to the early 1900s is now resurrected. Plus, has Nashville taken the steps to bring NASCAR back for good.
Fri, November 18, 2022
East Bank’s FIRST Major Announcement | Episode 948
5th and Broadway changes hands. Plus, the first major announcement of a development out of the East Bank does not disappoint.
Thu, November 17, 2022
New Stadium Facing the WRONG Direction? | Episode 947
WeGo breaks ground on their new transit center. How long will it be until you can use it? When the Tennessee Titans are building their new stadium, are people going to have the opportunity to park and tailgate before the game? Speaking of the Titans, the new renderings show the new stadium facing the wrong direction. Or is it the right direction?
Wed, November 16, 2022
Nashville’s BEST Thanksgiving Meals | Episode 946
Which laws that were voted on in Tennessee got approved? If you’re driving on I-24 this week, watch out! There may be some cars driving without anyone in the car. Plus, the best Thanksgiving meals in town.
Tue, November 15, 2022
Exploring Nashville’s Winter Wonderlands | Episode 945
If you have ever wanted a slice of small town history, a piece of historic Lebanon is now up for auction. Two café’s open in Nashville in November. And yes it is that time of the year already and we are bringing you Nashville’s top Christmas attractions for 2022.
Mon, November 14, 2022
This Fall We Get Four Seasons | Episode 944
In life, we get these rare opportunities to do things like name snow plows in Nashville. On today’s show, we’ll show you how to drop your name in the hat. Do you think you have what it takes to solve Nashville’s traffic problems? The city is looking for you to speak up. Plus, Nashville’s most luxurious hotel opens up just in time for the holidays.
Fri, November 11, 2022
Metro Council Delays Titans Stadium Vote | Episode 943
Despite many questions raised, Gideon’s Army secures funding from Metro Nashville. The nations’ largest beer distributor just purchased some riverfront property in Metro Center. Plus, the long anticipated approval of the new Titans Stadium has been deferred by Metro Council.
Thu, November 10, 2022
How to Get Tourists Out of Downtown | Episode 942
In this finalé to a three part saga trying to solve the problem of moving tourists out of downtown, we bring you what the experts say may be the solution, and we’ll give some solutions of our own.
Wed, November 09, 2022
Can Broadway Become Peaceful Again? | Episode 941
In yesterday’s episode, we talked about a conversation that has started amongst the local leaders and visitors; “Is Broadway becoming too busy?” Today, we continue with that conversation and give our thoughts to how we may be able to bring peace back to Broadway.
Tue, November 08, 2022
Is Downtown Nashville Too Popular? | Episode 940
We all know Nashville’s Lower Broadway area is known for its live music, crowded honky tonks, and late nights. But some downtown establishments and even some visitors think it might be a bit too much. Today we’ll explore whether downtown Nashville has gotten to be too popular, and what could be done about it.
Mon, November 07, 2022
Which City Will Get Tennessee’s 2nd Largest Development Announcement? | Episode 939
Taylor Swift adds a Nashville concert to her line up. A company that has moved from Phoenix to Franklin has pledged 1,300 new jobs for the area. Plus, the second largest development investment into Tennessee is just one announcement away.
Fri, November 04, 2022
Reserved Street Parking in Downtown Nashville? | Episode 938
We have a special guest joining us in the studio for food reviews. Plus, will we finally be able to park in downtown Nashville without stuffing the machines with coins?
Thu, November 03, 2022
Realtor Reacts to Titans Stadium Renderings | Episode 937
Brand new skyscrapers announced down the I-40 line in Downtown Nashville. We’ve talked a lot about Nashville's East Bank, but what’s happening along its West Bank? Plus, local realtor Brad Reynolds gives his thoughts about the new Titans stadium renderings as well as reveals a way that buyers are taking back the housing market.
Wed, November 02, 2022
How to Spend the Fall in Pigeon Forge | Episode 936
Do you think you have the best Christmas Tree sitting in your backyard? Nashville is looking for one just like yours. Two well known Nashville restaurants have teamed up to make a treat out of their best sellers. Plus, we continue to show you how we XPLR Tennessee with our best experiences of Pigeon Forge during the fall.
Tue, November 01, 2022
Our First Dollywood Experience | Episode 935
Love grilled cheese? Well unfortunately you’re not going to like this restaurant closing. Clarksville’s downtown is making progress on a major money maker for the city. Plus, we review our first trip to Dollywood.
Mon, October 31, 2022
Helping You XPLR Tennessee | Episode 934
Exciting things at work as we travel across Tennessee. We’ve made a few trips around the state and have some fun experiences to talk about to help you Xplr the great state of Tennessee.
Fri, October 28, 2022
Smashburgers, BBQ, & Coffee | Episode 933
A natural gas plant will be built next to one of the world’s most famous distilleries. New manufacturing brings jobs across Middle Tennessee. Plus, good eats and drinks have opened up across the city in just the last few weeks.
Thu, October 27, 2022
Super Bowl in Sight | Episode 932
One of the fastest growing neighborhood food scenes is also expanding rapidly with infrastructure. After taking two years off, one of Nashville’s most popular seasonal attractions makes a comeback. Plus, with the announcement of a new Titans stadium, will this increase our chances of a Super Bowl being hosted in Nashville? Some say no.
Wed, October 26, 2022
New Titans Stadium Renderings | Episode 931
Two major country stars make major announcements of stadium shows in Nashville. Plus, we get a first look at the new Titans Stadium renderings.
Tue, October 25, 2022
A Perfect Fall Day in Nashville | Episode 930
A putt-putt wonderland may be built here in Nashville. And with this being a much cooler year in Tennessee, we may only have a few good weeks of fall remaining. We’ll tell you how to spend that perfect fall day in Nashville.
Mon, October 24, 2022
What is Nashville’s Best Hotel? | Episode 929
You may know Tennessee town names very well. But how well do you know the Tennessee towns with the strangest names? And Nashville has built more hotels than just about any city out there recently. But which hotels have been named the best of the city?
Fri, October 21, 2022
3rd and Linsley Moving to Wedgewood-Houston? | Episode 928
The Music City Walk of Fame inducts 4 new members. Plus, popular music venue 3rd and Linsley eyes new locations as a new development is announced for their block in Downtown Nashville.
Thu, October 20, 2022
Vancouver Firm to Build Three Towers | Episode 927
The Metro Development and Housing agency just released a few statements about their plans for the East Bank. Nashville’s City Council just funded another very controversial organization to try and help eliminate violence in North Nashville. Plus, a Canadian firm has given more details on the development of three towers in Downtown Nashville.
Thu, October 20, 2022
Nashville Reviews: Love It or Hate It | Episode 926
It has taken facebook by storm. A car was recently pulled from a small lake in Shelby Bottoms park. It seems that many people who visit Nashville either love it, or hate it. Today we review the reviews of Downtown Nashville.
Tue, October 18, 2022
Nashville Daily’s Top Restaurants of 2022 | Episode 925
A local brewery seeks a Lower Broadway location. Nashville may soon get some e-bikes. Will they be as big of a headache as scooters? Plus, today we release our favorite restaurants of 2022.
Mon, October 17, 2022
Nashville’s Top New Restaurants for October 2022 | Episode 924
The CEO of Ryman Hospitality steps down after 21 years with the company. A local coffee shop aims to take on the national chains near Vanderbilt. Plus, Eater releases their top picks for new restaurants opening in Nashville this month.
Fri, October 14, 2022
What’s Being Done About Car Break-Ins? | Episode 923
Nashville missed its chance to host the 2024 RNC, will Nashville get another shot to host the RNC in the future? Coming into this week, the Mississippi River is seeing historic records but this time it’s for record lows. Plus, many Nashvillians have experienced car break-ins, but what is actually being done to prevent this?
Thu, October 13, 2022
Cumberland River Gets a New Port | Episode 922
Another Nashville restaurant is expanding their vision Eastward. A Bar B Q restaurant in Nashville just received some major recognition. Plus, did the Cumberland river just get a new port?
Wed, October 12, 2022
East Bank Approved | Episode 921
Nashville’s City Council Approves $50 Million of Covid relief funds to go towards homelessness in Nashville. We’ll talk about how that money is being spent. Nashville’s city council also takes $500,000 away from police, parks, transportation, and other services and gives it to planned parenthood. Plus, the Metro Nashville Planning Commission unanimously adopted the “Imagine East Bank'' vision plan. What announcements for buildings may be coming after this?
Tue, October 11, 2022
Ranked: Nashville’s Top 25 Restaurants | Episode 920
A large employer of Nashville is vacating space and possibly laying off close to one thousand employees. Barstool Sports could be opening a downtown Nashville Bar. Plus, what does the Tennessean rank as Nashville’s top 25 restaurants?
Mon, October 10, 2022
East Nashville Announces Skyscraper | Episode 919
A historic Nashville property is now for sale. Nashville’s Convention and Visitor Corporation board gains some notable members. Plus, is a skyscraper going to be built in East Nashville?
Fri, October 07, 2022
Replacing Strip Clubs with Towers | Episode 918
Is your internet slow? A new investment into broadband infrastructure may speed things up! Plus, Nashville is replacing strip clubs with towers.
Thu, October 06, 2022
Nashville’s Newest Double Tower | Episode 917
One of Hillsboro Village’s most beloved restaurants was destroyed overnight. An interesting move in public transportation here in Nashville; WeGo may be giving Uber Rides. Plus, two new tower renderings revealed. Are these the closest towers we’ll see next to the interstate?
Wed, October 05, 2022
Is Nashville Immune From The Recession? | Episode 916
Turns out Metro cannot enforce some of their own party bus restrictions. More space on Broadway is bought. Plus, Brad Reynolds joins us to discuss if Nashville’s housing market is immune from this recession.
Tue, October 04, 2022
Pumping the Brakes on the Speedway | Episode 915
Southwest Airlines may consider a Nashville base as flight traffic increases. Metro Council will soon vote on a plan to put $50 Million towards addressing the homelessness crisis in Nashville. Plus, renovating the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway may be tougher than previously thought because of old data.
Mon, October 03, 2022
5-Year Road Construction | Episode 914
The former Mercy Lounge reopens with a different name, but still with music at the center. Plus, if you’re headed to or near the Nashville International Airport, prepare for traffic as the Donelson Pike interchange construction is now underway.
Fri, September 30, 2022
New Tennessee State Park Announced | Episode 913
Believe it or not, Nashville rent rates fell faster than anywhere in the U.S. Which age group ranks as the top migrator into Nashville? Plus, Tennessee no longer has 56 state parks as the 57th was just added. We bring you information on where it was added and why.
Thu, September 29, 2022
Nashville Best Fall Restaurant Openings | Episode 912
Two Nashville restaurants in downtown close this month. But, for every one restaurant that closes, it seems like ten new restaurants pop up.
Wed, September 28, 2022
Affordable Apartments in The Gulch? | Episode 911
Nissan Stadium Announces their newest concert. The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee is now being audited because of disaster relief money sent to them after the 2020 tornado. Plus, are affordable apartments being built in The Gulch?
Tue, September 27, 2022
Nashville’s HAUNTED PAST | Episode 910
Nashville’s HAUNTED PAST
Mon, September 26, 2022
Nashville’s Spookiest Haunted Houses | Episode 909
Nashville’s Spookiest Haunted Houses
Fri, September 23, 2022
Nashville’s TOP Game Day Sports Bars | Episode 908
Nashville’s TOP Game Day Sports Bars
Thu, September 22, 2022
Best Fall Foliage Views Near Nashville | Episode 907
Best Fall Foliage Views Near Nashville
Wed, September 21, 2022
BEST Fall Drives Starting from Nashville | Episode 906
BEST Fall Drives Starting from Nashville
Tue, September 20, 2022
Nashville’s BEST Fall Getaways | Episode 905
Nashville’s BEST Fall Getaways
Mon, September 19, 2022
Top Waterfall Hikes Nashville 2022 | Episode 904
Top Waterfall Hikes Nashville 2022
Fri, September 16, 2022
Nashville's BEST Fall Hikes | Episode 903
Nashville's BEST Fall Hikes
Thu, September 15, 2022
Best Pumpkin Patches in Middle Tennessee | Episode 902
Best Pumpkin Patches in Middle Tennessee
Wed, September 14, 2022
Nashville’s BEST Fall Festivals 2022 | Episode 901
Nashville’s BEST Fall Festivals 2022
Tue, September 13, 2022
Best Fall Activities in Nashville 2022 | Episode 900
What do Nashville hospitality experts say are the best new Nashville restaurants? 8th Avenue adds a new coffee shop. Plus, bring out your flannels and pumpkin spiced lattes as we bring you the top fall activities in Nashville for 2022.
Mon, September 12, 2022
The True Cost of the East Bank Boulevard | Episode 899
A new Titans stadium deal could be reached by next month according to officials. Did Metro Nashville also trap themselves with the current Titans contract to not allow new development? Plus, the Tennessean breaks down some of the costs of the East Bank development.
Fri, September 09, 2022
Date The Rate, Marry The House | Episode 898
Housing prices in Nashville may see some normalizing as we head into the remainder of 2022. And is Nashville falling behind in home production, or are there too many people moving to the city? We sit down with Brad Reynolds today to answer all of these questions and more on Nashville Daily.
Thu, September 08, 2022
Has Nashville’s Tourism Peaked? | Episode 897
Details released on Nashville’s big New Year’s Eve Bash gives a look at the big headliners for the night. Clarksville gets a $1.6 billion investment into their city. Plus, with records set and also missed opportunities, what is the future of Nashville tourism?
Wed, September 07, 2022
Five Star Living | Episode 896
A proposal in Metro Council may eliminate parking requirements for future developments. As far as recent developments go, Nashville is setting a record for new apartment development. Plus, another five star hotel may be planting roots in Nashville.
Tue, September 06, 2022
Who Owns the East Bank? | Episode 895
One Nashville CEO says even in a recession, Nashville could be ahead of the curve. Have you ever wondered what other Nashvillians thought of your neighborhood? Now there’s a map for that. Plus, how does Metro Nashville plan to use the land that they own along the East Bank?
Mon, September 05, 2022
Nashville Names New Neighborhoods | Episode 894
If you’ve ever wondered if you are supporting a local economy by eating, drinking, and shopping downtown, a new report gives us the breakdown. Nashville is now facing a lawsuit from the party bus community challenging the newest regulations. Plus, will the East Bank be a community you can truly live, work, and play in?
Fri, September 02, 2022
Wall Street of the South | Episode 893
Bridgestone America is expanding their operations with a new plant in Middle Tennessee. The transportation service WeGo is making a rare expansion of their services. Plus, how did Nashville go from a small town to eventually become the “Wall Street of the South”?
Thu, September 01, 2022
Easy East Bank Transit? | Episode 892
Wanted to try biking in Nashville but construction has made it impossible? A new permit policy may keep construction out of the way. A Nashville suburb just received major funding to renovate their town square. Roads, Greenways, and Transits…. Oh my! We’ll talk about how the East Bank plans to keep you moving down the path.
Wed, August 31, 2022
Nashville’s New Riverfront | Episode 891
The Vanderbilt Football stadium undergoes a major change ahead of their first home game. The Wilson County Fair breaks records in attendance. Plus, we discuss in-depth the East Bank and its impact and development along the Cumberland River.
Tue, August 30, 2022
Re-imagining the East Bank | Episode 890
If Downtown Donelson is a term you haven’t heard before, you’ll begin to hear that name very soon. A multi-million dollar airport project is soon underway, but not at BNA. Plus, renderings have been released by Metro Nashville for “Imagine Eastbank”, and we’ll walk through it all to see what it may actually look like.
Mon, August 29, 2022
The Regions of Tennessee | Episode 889
Tired of Nashville police not showing up to the scene of a small fender bender? Now there may be a solution to this. A multi-million dollar tennis facility is serving up in a nearby town. Plus, Tennessee is such a wide state, that the landscape changes vastly from east to west. How well do you think you know the different regions of Tennessee?
Fri, August 26, 2022
From Nashville to Smashville | Episode 888
How many Nashville companies made the Inc. 5,000 fastest growing companies? Want to see what improvements are being made in your neighborhood? A new interactive map can give you all the details. Plus, you hear this nickname all the time, but what are the origins of Smashville?
Thu, August 25, 2022
SHAQVILLE | Episode 887
We take a trip down memory lane as we look at a postcard of downtown Nashville from 1995. A project site near the downtown TSU campus is being bought by one of Nashville’s most successful developers. Plus, Shaquille O’Neal enters the Nashville food game.
Wed, August 24, 2022
Nashville’s Abandoned Airport | Episode 886
A few Tennessee constitutional amendments are on the November 8th ballet, including prohibiting slavery. If you thought Tennessee might have already had that in the constitution, stay tuned. Opryland brings back their ICE! exhibit for the first time in two years. Plus, we talk about an abandoned Nashville airport that became a city park.
Tue, August 23, 2022
Bigger Than East Bank? | Episode 885
One small critter is interrupting industrial development in Nashville. Low cost, non-stop flights to New York are being added to BNA. Plus, we talk about development along the Cumberland River that could be bigger than the East Bank.
Mon, August 22, 2022
New Burger Joint Eyes All of Tennessee | Episode 884
It’s official! Nashville will host the NHL Draft in 2023. Franklin’s largest music festival releases their 2022 lineup. Plus, one of East Nashville’s most recognizable restaurants announces their relocation.
Fri, August 19, 2022
Nashville by Day. Nashvegas by Night | Episode 883
How much longer will downtown Nashville be plagued with mostly coin operated parking meters? The large Murfreesboro Amphitheater site that failed a city council vote last month is now approved. And we continue our Nashville nickname series with Nashville being named after another popular city.
Thu, August 18, 2022
Winter Weather Predictions | Episode 882
Visitor spending in National Parks across Tennessee contributes greatly to the economy. So it only makes sense that they need to raise their prices. Plus, the Farmer’s Almanac was correct in predicting the winter weather for 2021. What is it saying about the winter for this year?
Wed, August 17, 2022
What Should You Avoid in Nashville? | Episode 881
Garth Brooks is giving away a part of his new downtown bar to the Nashville police department. New residential skyscraper announced near 6th and Peabody. Plus, we all know the places to visit in Nashville, but how about which places to avoid?
Tue, August 16, 2022
Sky High in Green Hills | Episode 880
Want the opportunity to put your thoughts on a Metro Park’s project? You now have the chance to do so. Has inflation finally put Nashville’s rent hikes to a halt? Plus, many large projects and towers announced for areas outside of downtown Nashville.
Mon, August 15, 2022
Is Nashville Putting on the Ritz? | Episode 789
Nashville’s latest July 4th show made quite a bang with direct spending. The Nashville International Airport unveils a massive new monument. Plus, is Nashville “putting on the Ritz”, or will we always be known as trashville?
Fri, August 12, 2022
Is Nashville the True Buckle of the Bible Belt? | Episode 788
One of Nashville’s top pitmasters is eyeing a distillery and tasting room. Nashville’s airport also got a bit tastier with their new round of restaurants. And how did Nashville receive its nickname of “The Buckle of the Bible Belt”?
Thu, August 11, 2022
New Titans Stadium Faces Tough Criticism | Episode 877
Redbull launches an event on Broadway you won’t want to miss. Move over Polar Express, the Titans are offering a way better train ride this season. Plus, the Nashville Rotary club takes a shot by asking the tough questions about the new Nissan Stadium.
Wed, August 10, 2022
America’s Best Fair | The Wilson County Fair | Episode 876
The Music City Grand Prix ended with a little weather delay, but one rider shattered a record coming out of the storm. Sunday’s storm however did seem problematic for one major building under construction in Gallatin. And grab your boots and cowboy hats, it’s time for the long awaited Tennessee State Fair.
Tue, August 09, 2022
Which Nashville Stereotypes are True? | Episode 875
Metro Council votes against the RNC bill. Nashville’s Convention and Visitor Corporation is hosting the globe soon to try and sell Nashville to the world. Plus, which Nashville stereotypes are true, and which are false?
Mon, August 08, 2022
MLB Stadium Closer to Reality | Episode 874
In the past three years, a downtown record store has tripled the value of its location. Pack your scooters; local parking lots near Broadway are getting eaten alive with development. Plus, we may finally be one step closer to having a Major League Baseball stadium built in Nashville.
Fri, August 05, 2022
Nashville is the Athens of the South | Episode 873
Want to spend late nights in Nashville’s oldest skyscraper? One late night pizza bar may give you that chance. If you are a third or even fourth-wave coffee fan, this new coffee shop may be just the vibe for you. Plus, with Tennessee being one of the worst ranked states for education, how did Nashville earn its nickname, “Athens of the South”?
Thu, August 04, 2022
Are Nashville Home Prices Going Down? | Episode 872
A new music venue just announced for Wedgewood-Houston, and you are not going to want to miss this. A large property intersecting Interstate 40 and Broadway may have big plans for the future. Plus, how has Nashville’s housing market fared the first month of this current recession?
Wed, August 03, 2022
Cars and Concerts | Episode 871
Nashville could have the chance to host the 2023 NHL Draft, but rumors of hotel availability may have caused a short delay of game. While we are usually expecting a company headquartered in California to pick up to move to Nashville, one new company decided to move here from the North East. Plus, road closures have already started and so have the engines as we are just a few days away from the second annual Music City Grand Prix.
Tue, August 02, 2022
Nashville Deli Meets Pretzel Bakery | Episode 870
Geodis Park gains some new fans as more apartments are announced near the soccer stadium. Downtown Nashville’s YMCA will be soaring into the air as renovation plans are released about the new location. Plus, your monthly dose of new restaurants announced for Nashville.
Mon, August 01, 2022
Metro Takes New Stadium Steps | Episode 869
Just when we thought Nashville lost the 2024 RNC, Metro Council may be voting on a bill to bring it back. Someone new may be picking up your trash here soon. Plus, Metro Nashville is taking steps to become a new stadium city.
Fri, July 29, 2022
How Nashville Became Music City | Episode 868
We all know Tennessee is one of the best states for business, but how does it stack up nationally, and what are its strengths and weaknesses? Vanderbilt Medical Center could expand by more than 25%. And how did Nashville receive its “Music City” nickname before the birth of country music?
Thu, July 28, 2022
Vision Zero: Coming to Your Neighborhood | Episode 867
What will Nashville’s skyline look like with all of the current construction and proposed skyscrapers? What could be a major contribution to rent hikes in Nashville? Plus, how will Nashville’s Transportation plan of zero vision impact your neighborhood?
Wed, July 27, 2022
Vision Zero or Zero Vision? | Episode 866
Mayor Cooper claims Nashville is not a stadium and entertainment city, yet the Nashville Sports council just surpassed one billion dollars in economic impact. You’ll also notice a change if you’re walking around Broadway this week. Plus, Metro Nashville just launched their vision zero plan. Does this mean they have something actually planned… or does this mean they have zero vision?
Tue, July 26, 2022
Tax Free Tennessee | Episode 865
Just when you thought Kroger was at its end in Nashville, expansion is on their horizon. The Nashville Sounds set a record of their own during a recent game. Plus, the month-long way to save tons of money in Tennessee.
Mon, July 25, 2022
Amazon Pumps the Brakes | Episode 864
Nashville officially becomes the record setting record pressers of the United States. New Titans Stadium talk reach the Nashville city council. Plus, Amazon hits the pause button on its second tower.
Fri, July 22, 2022
Can’t Miss County Fairs of 2022 | Episode 863
Nashville Bars are going underground, and no, there’s not a new prohibition. The RNC may be moving out of Nashville for 2024. Plus, it’s time for the can’t miss county fairs of 2022.
Thu, July 21, 2022
Who’s on Nashville’s Ballot? | Episode 862
One thousand jobs seem to be missing in middle Tennessee for this one particular job. Plus, who’s on the ballot for the August 4th election in Nashville.
Wed, July 20, 2022
The Lost Sea | Episode 861
Do you want to share your thoughts on public transit? WeGo is giving Nashvillians the opportunity to do so. Mayor Cooper gives his thoughts on the new way Nashville is handling economic development. And did you know there was a sea in Tennessee? That’s right, we’ll tell you all about this body of water on today’s episode.
Tue, July 19, 2022
Dale Hollow Lake: Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure Series | Episode 860
Tennessee’s largest farm animals seem to be under attack from major disease in the state. Murfreesborro’s Amphitheatre fails their Metro Council Vote. Plus, you’ll want to plan a full vacation around today’s Middle Tennessee Lake. Today we talk about Dale Hollow Lake.
Mon, July 18, 2022
Kentucky Lake: Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure Series | Episode 859
After Metro Council pulled their votes to invite the RNC to Nashville, a Tennessee special session was called to try and remedy the situation. Metro police destroy 21,000 pounds of drugs that have been collected since 2007. And today we’ll talk about the largest man made lake east of the Mississippi.
Fri, July 15, 2022
Tims Ford Lake: Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure Series | Episode 858
Nashville’s newest heavy-hitter real-estate site, Church Street, sees two large building purchases just last week. 1 Hotel opens this week in Nashville and has built some of the inside to reflect some of Tennessee’s most unique features. Plus, today’s Middle Tennessee lake sits right on the shoreline of one of Al Capone’s hideouts.
Thu, July 14, 2022
Normandy Lake: Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure Series | Episode 857
A 20-course meal restaurant is set to debut in Nashville from one of Nashville’s top chefs. One of Nashville’s most authentic Italian restaurants is eyeing a Germantown location for 2023. And in our continuation of our Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure series, we bring you possibly the best lake for anglers and adventurers alike.
Wed, July 13, 2022
Center Hill Lake: Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure Series | Episode 856
A local theater has introduced reduced ticket prices for a few days. Nashville’s new bikeway sweeper may soon be the biggest celebrity in town. Plus, this Middle Tennessee lake may include some of the State’s best swimming holes.
Tue, July 12, 2022
Old Hickory Lake: Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure Series | Episode 855
East Park donuts gets a surprise visitor. Does Nashville have a new district to name? Plus, we continue our lake adventure series by traveling northeast to Old Hickory Lake.
Mon, July 11, 2022
Percy Priest Lake: Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure Series | Episode 854
Fifth and Broad officially hits the market looking for a new buyer. A restaurant tech company is beginning to put roots down in Nashville. Plus, to continue our Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure series, we stay in Nashville with none other than Percy Priest Lake.
Fri, July 08, 2022
Radnor Lake: Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure Series | Episode 853
Next week begins burger week in Nashville, we’ll bring you some of our favorite bites in town. Metro Council withdrew the RNC bid from the meeting agenda earlier this week. What does this mean for Nashville’s chances of hosting? Plus, it’s the start of our new Middle Tennessee Lakes Adventure series where we talk about all of the amazing ways to enjoy some of Tennessee’s waterways. Today we start with Radnor Lake, right here in Nashville.
Thu, July 07, 2022
Riverfront Property on the Cumberland | Episode 852
A top Nashville economic development chief resigns. A new study shows we might actually be the worst drivers in the country. Plus, one of Nashville’s favorite up and coming neighborhoods is getting some new riverfront property.
Wed, July 06, 2022
Luxury Restaurant Now Open all “Four Seasons” | Episode 851
Has 2022 been a better travel year for Nashville than the years before the pandemic? The Metro Transportation Licensing Commission tamps down on permits given to party buses. Plus, the latest and greatest restaurants to open in Nashville in just the past few days.
Tue, July 05, 2022
Think Nashville, Think Brad. | Episode 850
Sam’s Clubs and Costcos in Nashville may now see competition with another wholesale giant breaking ground in Middle Tennessee. Bridgestone America is vacating nearly 100,000 square feet of office space in downtown Nashville. Plus, we interview Nashville’s most knowledgeable realtor.
Mon, July 04, 2022
UPDATE: East Bank Boulevard | Episode 849
Found a pothole? TDOT has a new hotline to keep on speed dial to make a report. The 2024 RNC could be hosted in Nashville pending a vote with the Metro Council. Plus, new documents reveal new plans and procedures for Nashville to get to work on the East Bank Boulevard.
Fri, July 01, 2022
New Tennessee Laws on the Books | Episode 848
The newest owner of the Nashville Predators shows interest in the MLB coming to Nashville. Google fiber announces their next moves for the Nashville area. Plus, it’s not only a new fiscal year in Tennessee, but July 1st is also the day many new Tennessee laws come into effect. On today’s episode, we’ll talk about which ones you should know about.
Thu, June 30, 2022
Best July 4th in Nashville’s History? | Episode 847
Nashville SC numbers have shown good promises for the future of soccer in Nashville. NASCAR made its Nashville comeback last weekend. Plus, this year is set to be Nashville’s best 4th of July celebration. We’ll tell you why that is and also how to best enjoy the holiday.
Wed, June 29, 2022
Where is Nashville Spending Its Money? | Episode 846
One coffee shop in Nashville announces a national launch. Vanderbilt shares updated plans of their football stadium renovations. Plus, Nashville’s Metro Council approved the next fiscal year’s budget. Where is Nashville spending their money?
Tue, June 28, 2022
SoBro in 2026 | Episode 845
A burglar pulls a Santa Claus and drops through the roof into a local jewelry store. A massive plot near the Cumberland River is now for sale. Plus, one of Nashville’s fastest growing areas south of Broadway hits the acceleration on skyscrapers.
Mon, June 27, 2022
The Gulch in 2026 | Episode 844
The Edgehill neighborhood will soon be in the stages of developing their own neighborhood master plan. Mayor Cooper is giving Nashvillians $20 Million to build community projects. Plus, how many new breakout neighborhoods can there be from the Gulch by 2026?
Fri, June 24, 2022
Midtown in 2026 | Episode 843
A former Tennessee governor joins the ownership group of the Nashville Predators. Yet another downtown traffic study will be underway. Plus, today we take a look at a part of midtown that could reshape how we look at downtown Nashville.
Thu, June 23, 2022
Downtown Nashville in 2026 | Episode 842
In food news, one downtown long-time favorite shuts its doors while another Nashville joint opens its fourth location. And let’s lose count together on today’s episode as we try to discover how many new skyscrapers will be built in downtown Nashville by 2026.
Thu, June 23, 2022
Germantown in 2026 | Episode 841
BNA adds new nonstop routes to your favorite vacation spots. Nashville’s public transportation, WeGo, is now offering half-off incentives at some great local attractions. Plus, our second neighborhood we examine as part of our Nashville 2026 series is Germantown. We studied a lot about the East Bank in yesterday's episode. Now it’s time to look at the West Bank of the Cumberland River.
Tue, June 21, 2022
Nashville in 2026: The East Bank | Episode 840
One lawsuit could potentially bring an MLB team to Nashville. TailGate Brewery has opened two new locations in Tennessee this month. Plus, Nashville is slated to have many of its major projects completed in 2026. Will Nashville look like a brand new city?
Mon, June 20, 2022
Preparing for the Summer Solstice | Episode 839
Nashville becomes one of the top cities in the U.S. for rent increases. Panasonic makes a stop in Clarksville to check out a possible factory location. Plus, tomorrow is the first day of summer! We’ll bring you ways to celebrate by seeing the best summer solstice views.
Fri, June 17, 2022
Nashville Shoots, Nashville Misses | Episode 838
A popular gas chain is set to open their first Tennessee chain in 2025. A favorite hangout joint in Midtown is set to reopen after four years of closure. Plus, FIFA makes their decision for host cities for the 2026 World Cup.
Thu, June 16, 2022
Top Father’s Day Activities in Nashville | Episode 837
Metro Council blindsides Nashvillians with a building purchase. A new luxury mall was just announced to be built in Nashville. Plus, don’t go this week without making father’s day plans. We’ll help you prepare for this upcoming Sunday in Nashville with our list of best activities for Father’s Day.
Wed, June 15, 2022
‘World-Class’ Expansion at BNA | Episode 836
Hotel rates maxed out during CMA fest. Also maxed out were the temperatures of a building as the Metro Nashville Fire Department had to put out a structure fire near Nissan Stadium. Plus, the Nashville international airport just landed a new major announcement of expansion.
Tue, June 14, 2022
Will Nashville Get an MLB Team? | Episode 835
Nashville Ballet announces their new line-up along with partnerships with local musicians. Governor Lee signs a bill calling for a school security evaluation. Plus, we’ve heard a lot about Nashville possibly getting an MLB team, but what are the chances of that actually happening?
Mon, June 13, 2022
Nashville’s Top 5 Food Halls | Episode 834
A new third party may be entering the picture to help the city develop an economic growth strategy. A new potential mayoral candidate has announced hopes of running in 2023. Plus, with the selection of Nashville food being so large, sometimes it’s hard to choose for everyone. That’s why in today’s episode, we’re bringing you the top five food halls in the city.
Fri, June 10, 2022
Nashville’s Best Hidden Gem Winery? | Episode 833
An “air-tech” start-up launches new domestic and international routes from BNA. More party vehicle drama brews as Nashville’s police chief writes his own letter. And if you’re looking for a way to escape during CMA Fest, we’ll bring you a great Daycation to Centerville, Tennessee.
Thu, June 09, 2022
Massive Downtown Skyscraper Announced | Episode 832
One of Nashville’s surrounding cities reaches the top ten in the country for population growth. Details on the July 4th fireworks show reveal the largest show in Nashville’s history. Plus, a massive skyscraper was just announced on Demonbreun Street.
Wed, June 08, 2022
Downtown Movie Theater | Episode 831
Construction begins and fence materials have been selected for the Natchez Trace Bridge. Ever wanted to fish on Tennessee waters but didn’t want to pay for a fishing license? Well..on Saturday you can fish for free! Plus, updated details get released for the entertainment district of the Nashville Yards.
Tue, June 07, 2022
Nashville Attractions You Need to Experience In 2022 | Episode 830
We feel like we’ve said this four times in the last month, but it’s not a repeat; another upscale Italian restaurant is coming into Nashville from New York City. One of Nashville’s favorite burger joint will now be greeting you on your way in and out of Nashville. Plus, Nashville attractions that are a must visit for the Summer of 2022.
Mon, June 06, 2022
Nashville’s Newest Hospital | Episode 829
Downtown Nashville’s flattest location will soon receive $189 million in renovations. West Nashville will soon see changes with a new Publix announcement. Plus, Nashville’s newest hospital may be located in an area that’s outside of Midtown.
Fri, June 03, 2022
"Time To Regulate the Party" | Episode 828
A headliner for the concert at the Music City Grand Prix was announced. The Ryman Auditorium was just awarded a very interesting status. Plus, Mayor Cooper’s public thoughts about the party buses in downtown Nashville.
Thu, June 02, 2022
Top Five Alternatives to CMA FEST 2022 | Episode 827
Kenny Chesney broke the Nissan Stadium attendance record with his concert over the weekend. The cost of fixing Nissan Stadium as opposed to building a new one has increased recently. Plus, if you aren’t a fan of the CMA fest fanfare, we’ll bring you our top five alternatives to attending the CMA festivities.
Wed, June 01, 2022
Best Food Downtown During CMA Fest | Episode 826
Whiskey masters from all over Tennessee have formed a new company that’s making moves in this state. A Nashville brewery is expanding eastward to one county over. And if you’re looking to experience the best food close to downtown during CMA Fest, we’ll bring you our recommendations.
Tue, May 31, 2022
Enjoying CMA Fest as a Local | Episode 825
Even though it doesn’t seem like it, more people in Tennessee are working than pre-pandemic levels in 2019. Unfortunately, for Nashvillians, this now means longer commute times. Plus, we’ll give you a few ways to enjoy the CMA Fest as a local.
Mon, May 30, 2022
How to Park and Ride with EASE to the 2022 CMA Fest | Episode 824
Nashville SC may soon have parking available, but there’s only one catch… you’ll have to live there! Murfreesboro unveils a 4,500 seat amphitheater project. And if you’re worried about parking and finding the best transportation for the CMA Fest, we’ve got you covered.
Fri, May 27, 2022
Best PAID FEATURES of 2022 CMA Fest | Episode 823
The Nashville Zoo births a rare sight. If you would like discounted access to the Music City Grand Prix, we’ll tell you how to do just that. Plus, we’ll talk about the best features if you want to upgrade your free CMA experience to a paid one.
Thu, May 26, 2022
Free Things To Do in CMA Fest 2022 | Episode 822
One hot chicken restaurant in Nashville will soon be offering breakfast. A New York City Based Burger and Beer restaurant will soon be opening in a Downtown Nashville tower. Plus, what are the best free things to do downtown during the CMA Fest?
Wed, May 25, 2022
CMA Fest Guide 2022 | Episode 821
Want to give your thoughts on the Natchez Trace Bridge? There’s a short period of time to do so. National Geographic named Nashville the world’s top destination. Plus, your best and most comprehensive guide to CMA Fest 2022.
Tue, May 24, 2022
Nashville Takes to the Skies | Episode 820
Haven’t had the chance to see the Nashville Symphony? A free summer concert series could give you the opportunity. Plus, downtown Nashville now removes a height restriction for some skyscrapers. What could be Nashville’s possible new record high building potential?
Mon, May 23, 2022
Newest Local Hot Spot | Episode 819
Metro parks is proposing a critical new greenway for Nashville. Tennessee could be the new home of auto manufacturing soon with a new possible plant. Plus, Wedgewood-Huston becomes the most popular neighborhood for new residents.
Fri, May 20, 2022
Mayor Cooper Confirming Stadium? | Episode 818
Metro Nashville Police are expanding their latest mental health efforts to new areas. The Tennessee Titans have released their schedule for the 2022-2023 regular season. Plus, has Nashville contributed enough money to secure the Titans with a new stadium for 2026?
Thu, May 19, 2022
Nashville’s Newest Traffic Trend | Episode 817
Is Nashville finally eliminating the need to carry quarters in your car to park downtown? Metro Nashville’s Police Department is moving the location of their most loved unit. Plus, Nashville’s newest traffic annoyance.
Wed, May 18, 2022
Nashville’s Newest Food Mecca | Episode 816
Affordable housing may become more appealing for apartment developers soon. A rodeo is coming to an arena near you. Plus, Nashville’s food scene sprouts into a new area of town.
Tue, May 17, 2022
Metro vs. Chamber | Episode 815
$1 billion in student funding was recently signed into law. BNA welcomes a new airline. And is Metro Nashville’s relationship with the Chamber of Commerce on the rocks?
Mon, May 16, 2022
Nashville’s Fastest Growing Suburb? | Episode 814
Pre-covid, Nashville’s airport was breaking records left and right. Post-covid, how are those airport numbers looking? An international entertainment company will build their first American theme park right here in Tennessee. Plus, what suburb of Nashville do you believe is the fastest growing?
Fri, May 13, 2022
Bankers Alley | Episode 813
The Tennessee Titans have not only picked new players for their team in the last month, but also an architecture firm. The Ryman Auditorium announces a new residency. Plus, if you’ve never heard of Banker’s alley, a new development will be built there soon.
Thu, May 12, 2022
Metro’s Mixed Messages | Episode 812
New downtown project aims at easing navigation and traffic congestion. Nashville’s new federal courthouse is now open. Plus, Metro Nashville is sending mixed messages as the mayor’s office released their budget recommendations through mid-2023.
Wed, May 11, 2022
New York Restaurant Meets Nashville | Episode 811
Curious about the history of Franklin? A newly announced museum will bring that to life. A Franklin luxury resort is also now taking its first reservations. Plus, has your new favorite restaurant been announced?
Tue, May 10, 2022
Does Nashville Need More Shopping? | Episode 810
A Brentwood summer concert series announces its line up. Nashville offers up some funding for the new Titans stadium. Plus, Nashville might soon get a new major outlet center.
Mon, May 09, 2022
New Downtown Neighborhood? | Episode 809
One recognizable Nashvillian announces their bid for the 2023 mayoral position. Party vehicles in Nashville may finally have all the needs available to operate legally. Plus, has a new Nashville neighborhood been created near downtown?
Fri, May 06, 2022
Mother’s Day Brunch Meals for 2022 | Episode 808
New diner set to open in the five points star. An underground cocktail club is setting eyes on Printer’s Alley. Plus, Mother’s Day is just around the corner and we’ll bring you the best meal spots on Sunday to make your day perfect!
Thu, May 05, 2022
Is Nashville Growing Too Fast? | Episode 807
The Nashville Predators open a local dog park. One upcoming festival will travel you back in time about 500 years. Plus, how do other Nashvillians feel about the rapid growth of Nashville.
Wed, May 04, 2022
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo in Nashville | Episode 806
Nashville set another record recently, but many people might not be excited about this one. And one study is showing who’s buying the bigger houses in Nashville. Plus, we’ll bring you the top restaurants to celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
Tue, May 03, 2022
Restaurants Are Leaving Midtown | Episode 805
Legendary rock star is rumored to open a bar on Broadway. Will Tennessee soon hold cryptocurrency as a state? Plus, two of Midtown’s favorite restaurants are leaving for a better location.
Mon, May 02, 2022
A $2.8 Million Parking Lot? | Episode 804
The Grand Ole Opry upgrades it shows that will please many country music fans. Nashville’s favorite local grocery chain announces a fourth location. Plus, Nashville’s latest parking lot sells for $2.8 Million, and it’s not even downtown.
Fri, April 29, 2022
State Approves Fund For New Stadium | Episode 803
Franklin’s largest music festival announces their headliners for the 2022 Pilgrimage Festival. And if you love Mexican food, you’ll love to hear about the Taco and Margarita Festival announced for Nashville. Plus, the State approves the $500M deal for the new Titans stadium; does this make it official?
Thu, April 28, 2022
The State of Metro Nashville | Episode 802
On April 27, 2022, Mayor John Cooper gave his State of the Metro speech. Today's episode is a watch-a-long with commentary and light humor.
Wed, April 27, 2022
Best Farmers Market in Nashville | Episode 801
The world’s largest vinyl producer makes Nashville its new headquarters. Vanderbilt partners with NBC Sports for some new opportunities for athletes. Plus, it’s time to ditch the indoor grocery stores and find the best farmers market in Nashville.
Tue, April 26, 2022
Nashville’s Newest Bridge | Episode 800
The Nashville Zoo announced a very special birth. Vanderbilt University announces plans for a world-class basketball facility. Plus, Metro Council approved funding to plan the next route into the East Bank.
Mon, April 25, 2022
Barista Parlor Moves to Expand | Episode 799
A new food truck turned brick and mortar will bring the Gulch to Buchanan Street. A popular Nashville Honkey Tonk is slated to open a spot in the airport. Plus, Barista Parlor is taking up a good chunk of the bottom floor of a newly renovated building on 8th Avenue.
Fri, April 22, 2022
Will Cooper Seek Re-Election? | Episode 798
It’s time again to introduce you to all the new restaurants that have either opened or were announced this past week. Believe it or not, it is already time to purchase tickets to this year’s Grand Prix in Nashville. Plus, will Mayor Cooper be seeking re-election?
Thu, April 21, 2022
What Can 30,000 Jobs Do For Nashville? | Episode 797
One local Nashville restaurant is using hands-free technology to deliver food to your table. Garth Brooks releases new details on his Broadway Bar. Plus, what is the economic impact of all these new companies and jobs moving to Nashville?
Wed, April 20, 2022
Will Nashville Help Fund the New Stadium? | Episode 796
Didn’t grab tickets to the first Nashville SC game on May 1st? There still may be a way to experience the game. If you also wish to put your money where your mouth is for that game, Nashville SC now has an official betting partner. Plus, the State has talked about how they plan to chip in for the newly proposed Titan’s stadium, but what about Nashville?
Tue, April 19, 2022
Neighborhoods on the Rise | Episode 795
The Tennessee Entertainment Commission launches new tax incentives for film productions in Tennessee. New York investment firm relocates headquarters to Nashville. Plus, two new master-planned communities are announced for Nolensville.
Mon, April 18, 2022
Metro Center Upgrade? | Episode 794
A major California retailer is expanding to Nashville. One East Nashville bar will not renew their next lease. Plus, will Metro Center finally see an upgrade?
Fri, April 15, 2022
12 South Gains Mobility | Episode 793
Every week new restaurants are moving to Nashville; which ones will you try? The CMA Fest releases their list of headliners for June. And in development news, it may be good to know which major interstates are next up to have construction so you can avoid them.
Thu, April 14, 2022
One Eggstravagant Easter | Episode 792
Worried about filing your taxes on time? Living in certain counties may give you an extension. A new restaurant will be giving out lottery tickets with every sandwich they sell. And if you’re looking for egg hunts and other Easter outings, you’ll want to stay tuned to hear where to hop to on Easter.
Wed, April 13, 2022
Nashville Easter Eats | Episode 791
Nashville’s best pizza restaurant announced their immediate closure. Opry Entertainment Group attracts a major media conglomerate. Plus, we’ll tell you about the top restaurant offerings in Nashville for Easter.
Tue, April 12, 2022
East Bank Expands to North Nashville | Episode 790
Governor Lee proposes $17 million for a Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Project. New York fashion expands to 12 South in Nashville. Plus, Nashville’s development along the river may have just doubled.
Mon, April 11, 2022
Did Spring Hill Grow Too Fast? | Episode 789
A transit center 20 times the size of a normal bus stop is opening in Green Hills. Spring Hill votes on new zoning along I-65. Plus, more East Bank property is being bought.
Fri, April 08, 2022
Nashville’s Upcoming Election | Episode 788
A new bourbon hits Nashville restaurants and shelves for its first departure outside of Kentucky. The Nashville Predators are bringing new in-game experiences to fans. Plus, Nashville will have an election on May 3rd. We’ll talk about who and what is on the ballot.
Thu, April 07, 2022
Storyville Finds a Home | Episode 787
Bellevue gets a new local restaurant. Operations of the upcoming Renaissance Festival changes hands. Plus, Storyville may have just found its magical kingdom.
Wed, April 06, 2022
New Titans Stadium Fully Funded? | Episode 786
Spring Hill to get the first Hy-Vee grocery location in Tennessee. Speaking of groceries stores, one of Nashville’s oldest will close this month. Plus, money is adding up quickly for the new Tennessee Titan’s Stadium.
Tue, April 05, 2022
More Luxurious Than Franklin? | Episode 785
A “far better” distillery will be opening in Germantown. In the “spirit” of the craft, a Nashville brewery expands southward. Plus, a luxury resort five years in the making will open its doors soon in Franklin.
Mon, April 04, 2022
Tennessee in 2040 | Episode 784
A quickly expanding downtown Nashville may now expand even quicker as a new public-private partnership is taking form. Speaking of public funds, Metro Nashville bought a mall in Antioch. And many researchers have predicted what Tennessee may look like in 2040. What do you think the future will hold?
Fri, April 01, 2022
Can’t Miss Spring Festivals 2022 | Episode 783
Metro Nashville Police release their first mobile app. Lane closures on a main Nashville interstate may have you avoiding your usual traffic pattern. Plus, with this new warm…ish season comes spring festivals. And we have all the details right here.
Thu, March 31, 2022
Bridgestone Arena Announcement | Episode 782
The one hundred and eighteenth season of this sport returns in Nashville. Nashville SC announces their pick for local food vendors at the new stadium. Plus, with all the talk of new stadiums, Bridgestone Arena makes an announcement of their own.
Wed, March 30, 2022
The Resurrection of Music City | Episode 781
Will a tax holiday on groceries hit stores in 2022? A bar along second avenue that was impacted by the Christmas Day bombing of 2020 is set to reopen. And can we mark Music City fully reopen as one downtown venue releases their first full season in two years?
Tue, March 29, 2022
Nashville’s Must Taste for April 2022 | Episode 780
All electric Cadillacs are coming off the assembly line at General Motors in Spring Hill. If you didn’t have a reason to visit the Smoky Mountains before, this new resort may convince you otherwise. Plus, we drool over the new restaurant announcements coming to your neighborhood very soon.
Mon, March 28, 2022
New Tennessee Law? | Episode 779
Nashville to set some new fiscal records in 2022. Will there be enough travel demand this year to occupy all of Nashville’s new hotels? Plus, some of the new laws that may come to the Tennessee floor this year.
Fri, March 25, 2022
Development News: Storyville Update | Episode 778
A new cajun restaurant brings the unique flavors of New Orleans to East Nashville. Raising Cane’s is bringing a new type of hot chicken to Nashville. Plus, an update on Storyville as a new developer enters the picture.
Thu, March 24, 2022
Are Party Buses Partied Out? | Episode 777
Nashville Soccer Club sells 20,000 seats for their upcoming season. Are car break-ins making a come back to Nashville? Also, Metro Council to vote on bill about party buses. Is it really about safety?
Wed, March 23, 2022
Who Will Pay for the New Titans’ Stadium? | Episode 776
A train in Mt. Juliet derailed early this week. Nashville denies your pothole claim. Plus, if there is a new stadium built for the Tennessee Titans, will you be paying for it?
Tue, March 22, 2022
One Star Reviews of Nashville | Episode 775
Nashville’s oldest skyscraper sells for over $50 million. Many schools in Nashville have recently experienced a lot of bomb threats, and we’ll take a look at what’s happening. Plus, the one star ratings of Nashville that are posted online; are they true, or just plain wrong?
Mon, March 21, 2022
Nashville Airport Traffic WORSE in 2022? | Episode 774
Fourth of July plans have been announced for Nashville. Popular downtown singer-songwriter venue considers relocation. Plus, major airport and Donelson Pike construction will begin soon.
Fri, March 18, 2022
Top State Parks to Visit in 2022 | Episode 773
A famous downtown record shop will be closing its doors. Plus, it’s springtime in Tennessee, and this makes it a great time to take a look at how much the Tennessee State Parks have impacted the economy of the State.
Thu, March 17, 2022
Nashville’s Newest Restaurants March 2022 | Episode 772
The Nashville Yards will add an on-site clinic to the plans. Plus, all of the new Nashville restaurants you need to try this week.
Wed, March 16, 2022
New Titans Stadium by 2026? | Episode 771
Has Nashville fully bounced into spring, or will we see a fourth winter? The Nashville SC stadium gets a name. And speaking of stadiums, we’ll bring you the latest of the discussions for a new Tennessee Titans Stadium.
Tue, March 15, 2022
East Bank Breaking Ground | Episode 770
Another restaurant week is added to Nashville’s calendar. We’ll show you how to spend that perfect spring weekday. Plus, another large project in the East Bank will soon break ground.
Mon, March 14, 2022
What to do in Nashville St. Patrick’s Day 2022 | Episode 769
A new coffee shop will open soon in downtown Nashville. A Nashville spring time favorite is returning in 2022. Plus, all the Saint Patty’s day activities that are possible are happening this year in Music City.
Fri, March 11, 2022
Top Spring Activities in Nashville | Episode 768
A major apartment offering is positioning itself in Pie Town. To everyone’s shock, East Nashville will gain another unique concept bar. Plus, we bring you some of the Top Activities to participate in this spring in Nashville.
Thu, March 10, 2022
Is Nashville Becoming Trashville? | Episode 767
A Nashville songwriter and music bar in the Melrose community shuts its doors. A new cheese shop will open soon on the west side of town. And, if it has been a week or two since your trash or recycling has been collected, we’ll give you the scoop on where to take it.
Wed, March 09, 2022
New Theatre at Woolworth on 5th | Episode 766
Amazon names their two towers. Nashville Sounds open for business. Plus, Woolworth on 5th releases renderings of their new theater.
Mon, March 07, 2022
5th and Broad Upgrade? | Episode 765
The Nashville Zoo receives some rare animals on display for a short amount of time. A new local grocery store is bringing new locations to Nashville. Plus, a new mixed-use development could be building near Fifth and Broad.
Mon, March 07, 2022
Will Your Neighborhood Have a Sidewalk in 2022? | Episode 764
Florida based hospitality company purchases the W Hotel for almost one million dollars per room. One midtown hotel just gained three restaurants. Plus, watch out! A sidewalk may be coming to a street near you.
Fri, March 04, 2022
Will Nissan Stadium Have a Sunroof? | Episode 763
A restaurant famous for hot chicken outside of Nashville is finally bringing a location inside of Nashville. With Major League Baseball possibly on hold, what does that mean for the start of the Nashville Sounds’ season? Plus, if the Titans built a new stadium, what would it look like?
Thu, March 03, 2022
Has Nashville Truly Recovered from the March 3, 2020 Tornado? | Episode 762
Today’s marks the 2nd anniversary of the March 3rd tornado that struck through Middle Tennessee. The question we’ll be exploring today is, “has Nashville truly recovered?”
Wed, March 02, 2022
Nashville Attractions Under $30 | Episode 761
BNA displays the beauty of Tennessee with a new $900,000 piece of art. Tennessee moves to a new model of school funding. Plus, your list of the top budget friendly attractions in Nashville.
Tue, March 01, 2022
The BEST Nashville Outdoor Experiences on a Budget | Episode 760
TPAC releases their new 2022 to 2023 line up with the return of Hamilton as the main attraction. Nashville orders more garbage trucks for the city as their contractor struggles to collect. Plus, Nashville’s best outdoor adventures on a budget.
Mon, February 28, 2022
Full Downtown Nashville Experience Under $50 | Episode 759
Garth Brooks is hoping not to be rained out again with his next stadium show in Nashville. The video game industry shows signs of expansion for Tennessee. And would you know how to experience downtown Nashville for under $50? We’ll give you our best recommendations to help you do so.
Fri, February 25, 2022
The Best Nashville Food for the Best Small Town Price | Episode 758
Some new federal dollars may allow Tennessee to pursue rail travel across the state. Plus, the BEST Nashville meals you’ll have without giving up your firstborn.
Thu, February 24, 2022
Can a Nashville Adventure Be Cheap? | Episode 757
If you would like a free Nashville Predators hockey puck, this week will give you that opportunity. Air Canada opens an additional non-stop route into BNA. Plus, can you truly adventure in Nashville for next to nothing?
Wed, February 23, 2022
Gulch Union | Episode 756
The National Museum of African American Music celebrates its first year in Nashville. The Music City Bowl just prior to New Years 2022 produced record breaking economic impact. And apparently there is enough space left in The Gulch to build an entire new city block.
Tue, February 22, 2022
Will the Titans Move Out of Town? | Episode 755
Nashville Soccer Club unveils their new jersey for the 2022 season. Chick-fil-a makes a large investment into Nashville. Plus, if a new stadium is built for the Tennessee Titans, where might it go?
Mon, February 21, 2022
New Titans Stadium? | Episode 754
A new airline flies into BNA. A New York City restaurant and bar makes its way into Fifth and Broad. Plus, renovation plans are put on halt as the city touts the building of a new stadium for the Tennessee Titans.
Fri, February 18, 2022
What Will it Cost to Secure our Future? | Episode 753
A live food and entertainment venue opens outside of downtown Nashville. You can eat tacos now in Nashville and feel good about where the money is going. Plus, a new line item in the state budget could be earmarked for several large Nashville events.
Thu, February 17, 2022
Sky High in Green Hills? | Episode 752
Full capacity outdoor concerts are now available along with camping at the Caverns. Amazon quickly moves up as one of the top employers in Nashville. Plus, Green Hills will begin to see skyscrapers soon.
Wed, February 16, 2022
Will the American Rescue Plan Rescue Nashville? | Episode 751
Will Nashville’s new license plate readers have a hard time reading Tennessee’s new license plates? The next place you live in Nashville could be a warehouse in The Nations. Plus, how is Nashville going to spend its remaining $142 million?
Tue, February 15, 2022
New Nashville Restaurants Under $50 | Episode 750
New funding from the State may benefit old and new areas of Nashville roads. When exactly will we see those license plate readers, that were just voted in by metro, on the streets? Plus, a new way to try new Nashville restaurants for a low price, but, there is a limited time to do this.
Mon, February 14, 2022
New Towers Announced at Nashville Yards | Episode 749
Is TPAC’s future in Jeopardy as the State sells their building. An iconic Nashville concert venue is one step closer to official historic status. Plus, the Nashville Yards continues to expand as it announces two new towers.
Fri, February 11, 2022
East, West, North, South Gulch? | Episode 748
Nashville Finally may be able to drink again on the go. Not only did the construction of commercial buildings in 2021 reach a new record, the sale of commercial buildings has also reached a new high. Plus, once again the Gulch gets a new name. Will we actually use it and will it stick?
Thu, February 10, 2022
Does Nashville Have a “Terminal” Illness? | Episode 747
Bald Eagles take over a small portion of Tennessee. The Nashville Predators host a winter park prior to their Nissan Stadium debut. Plus, we go sky high with an overview of the progress BNA made in 2021.
Wed, February 09, 2022
Is Nashville the Next Silicon Valley? | Episode 746
Some tenants in downtown Nashville’s arcade are saying they can't renew their lease. Want to give input on the newly approved license plate readers? You may have a brief window to do so. Plus, where does Nashville rank nationally when it comes to starting a business?
Tue, February 08, 2022
Stamp of Approval | Episode 745
We'll tell you how a small act of kindness can get you free tickets to the Nashville Zoo. The Nashville Predators and country music; you can check them both out with one ticket here soon. Plus, Davidson County is now represented thrice in D.C.
Mon, February 07, 2022
Plates or Parks? | Episode 744
White County is now the central talking point of Tennessee lawmakers and citizens. What is being disputed and can this be resolved? An expansion of the Meta data center in Gallatin tops the largest investment in the greater Nashville area. Plus, if you plan to make those Valentine’s Day reservations that won’t disappoint, stay tuned for our list of Nashville greats.
Fri, February 04, 2022
The Economic Impact of the World Cup in Nashville | Episode 743
BNA adds three new flights to the board. Where are these new flights, and could they be some of the cheapest flights in the airport? Want trees in the mail? We’ll tell you exactly how to get them. And what would the economic impact be for the city of Nashville to host the World Cup?
Thu, February 03, 2022
One Final Sale | Episode 742
One major Nashville university gets a hefty sum from lawmakers for infrastructure improvements. A new Detroit-style pizza restaurant opens in Green Hills. Plus, get your wallets out for the sale of the last Four Seasons’ penthouse.
Wed, February 02, 2022
The West Bank | Episode 741
A new record has been set in visitor spending. Metro Nashville City Council approves license plate readers. Plus, what is happening on the West Bank of the Cumberland River?
Tue, February 01, 2022
The State of Tennessee | Episode 740
The doors have stayed unlocked lately at the state capitol as lawmakers propose lots of Bills in the healthcare and education space. Plus, Governor Lee addresses the state with a focus on education, infrastructure, and law enforcement.
Mon, January 31, 2022
Hot Chicken Week | Episode 739
Williamson County is gaining one of the fastest growing companies in the world. Hundreds of jobs were also announced as a decking company adds a Tennessee location. Plus, it’s Hot Chicken Week in Nashville, where will you get your fix?
Fri, January 28, 2022
Update From the Hill | Episode 738
The list of celebrities that have opened a bar in Downtown Nashville has just increased by one. On the topic of openings, while Union Station recently said goodbye to the Flying Saucer, they’re saying hello to a new restaurant that will overlook Broadway. Plus, a look at what’s been happening at the capitol this week.
Thu, January 27, 2022
The Growth of Nashville | Episode 737
A social media giant makes a quiet entrance into Downtown Nashville. WeGo’s new announcement was very close to providing what Nashvillians wanted in a bus service provider. Plus, does 2022 have the potential to outpace the growth of Nashville pre-pandemic? We’ve got the numbers.
Wed, January 26, 2022
The Legacy of Earl Swensson | Episode 736
Earl Swensson, the legendary architect that designed many of Nashville's favorite buildings, including the Batman Building, died yesterday at 91 years old. We remember Earl Swensson today by taking you through the history of Nashville's most iconic symbols.
Tue, January 25, 2022
40% Less Rent | Episode 735
A top Nashville chef offers his top meal to be delivered to your house. If that offer is not appealing enough, Kroger will instead deliver food right to your doorstep. And 40% less than the regular rent price is what one developer is saying about new apartments being built in the Metro area.
Mon, January 24, 2022
Leaving Downtown Nashville | Episode 734
The Tennessee Titans ended their playoff run over the weekend to the Cincinnati Bengals, we'll talk over a few of the key moments of that game. Davidson County is one step closer to being broken up into three districts this week. Plus, a long-time downtown Nashville landowner and company moves down south.
Fri, January 21, 2022
Titan Up! | Episode 733
Metro Nashville receives a grant that should help relieve some of Nashville’s traffic congestion. Three Nashville restaurants have landed on Yelp’s top 100 for 2022. Plus, we give some history behind the talk of the town, the Tennessee Titans.
Thu, January 20, 2022
Saturday Showdown | Episode 732
License plate readers; Davidson County currently does not have them but Metro Council has moved one step further to having them installed. Wanting to avoid some of the Titans’ traffic on the way to the game on Saturday? WeGo is offering several options to do just that. Plus, the best fan experiences offered in Nashville outside of Nissan Stadium.
Wed, January 19, 2022
Send In Your Wish List | Episode 731
Those who had damage due to natural disasters during 2021 should pay attention to a tax relief program here in Tennessee. Beginning in February, Nashvillians should be able to put out their recycling again. Plus, how Metro Nashville is spending their $380 million in covid relief funds.
Tue, January 18, 2022
Redefining Hermitage Avenue | Episode 730
Would you like to give input on the East Bank? Metro Parks will give you that chance. One sight on Tennessee roads left drivers speechless with what they saw a truck hauling on the highway. Plus, new development along Hermitage Avenue may begin to redefine Donelson’s path to Downtown Nashville.
Mon, January 17, 2022
High Living Haven | Episode 729
Snow in Middle Tennessee produced mixed results as the snow fell over the weekend. After the first round of playoffs on Sunday, the Tennessee Titans now know their opponent for round 2. Plus, Nashville continues to grow in the luxury market.
Fri, January 14, 2022
Nashville Gets a Green Shipment | Episode 728
Street racing has been identified as a major threat to the roads in Tennessee and lawmakers are attempting to pump the brakes of these racers. One reason they might be racing is they found out about a new esports arena down in Williamson County. Plus, a major development announcement in Middle Tennessee that promises zero-waste.
Thu, January 13, 2022
The New Tri-City | Episode 727
New areas of Nashville that previously have not had park land, may soon see a Metro park. Speaking of parks, it’s time to vote for your favorite Tennessee State Park. Plus, Nashville might be soon represented by not one, but three congressional seats in the near future.
Wed, January 12, 2022
The Swedish Stop | Episode 726
Do you hear blasting near the international airport? You’re not alone! You’ve heard a lot about COVID in 2022 but what are the stats for the flu in Nashville? Plus, is Ikea making a return to Nashville?
Tue, January 11, 2022
The Nashville Split | Episode 725
Nashville heads to the final four, but not for the NCAA basketball tournament. With pothole season rearing its ugly head this winter, what are the chances of making a claim when rubber meets the road? Plus, your Tennessee legislators are returning to the capitol today. What are the key issues that will be addressed in the first days of 2022?
Mon, January 10, 2022
Spring Hill Rising | Episode 724
The Tennessee Titans secure their bye week as well as a number one seed heading into the playoffs. Metro Council talks of past promises becoming a reality in regards to upgrades to Nissan Stadium. Plus, tour one of Middle Tennessee’s fastest growing small towns.
Fri, January 07, 2022
First Snow Day of 2022 | Episode 723
Middle Tennessee received massive snowfall yesterday as we experienced our first real snow day of 2022. Plus, we’ll bring you some updates on conditions of the roadways today.
Thu, January 06, 2022
A Sky High Buy | Episode 722
Winter weather is the theme of today as we watch out for snow across the mid-state. Nashville breaks another attendance record over the New Year’s holiday. Plus, downtown land just sold for almost twenty million dollars per acre.
Wed, January 05, 2022
Reduce, Reuse, Close | Episode 721
Nashville’s NYE bash shows pre pandemic numbers. One of the biggest pains of being a Nashville citizen has been relieved. Plus, Nashville’s recycling problem and how long will it be before you set that bin outside of your house again?
Tue, January 04, 2022
Nashville’s Oldest and Newest Arcade | Episode 720
Second Avenue sees lots of activity with the reopening of the roadway to cars and pedestrians. Lower Broadway also receives its fair share of new activity with several new announcements for the area. Plus, plans are revealed for Nashville’s oldest and now newest arcade.
Mon, January 03, 2022
Snow is Falling, Laws are Changing | Episode 719
Tennessee begins 2022 on a good note with one of the fastest population growths in the nation. A major midwest grocery chain is making their way into the Southeast. Plus, news laws take effect now that 2022 is here, including provisions for college athletes to finally make some money.
Fri, December 31, 2021
Favorite Interviews: Council Member Jeff Syracuse | Episode 718
Jeff Syracuse is a Metro Nashville Council Member serving the Donelson community. We talk with Jeff about what it's been like to be a council member during COVID and tight budget times, as well as get updates about the transportation conversation. We also quiz Jeff on some origins of the Donelson family members.
Thu, December 30, 2021
Favorite Interviews: Jordan Heid | Episode 717
In today's Nashville Story, Nashville Daily veteran and cinematographer Jordan Heid joins Erin and Stuart in studio. A wide variety of topics are covered in today's episode, including: the reality of dinosaur; twitch; quantum physics, and of course Nashville food.
Wed, December 29, 2021
Favorite Interviews: Nate Boyd | Episode 716
In today's Nashville Story, we bring in Nate to the new studio to talk about what has happened almost 500 episodes since his last interview on the podcast. Nate is a photographer in Nashville that has really made a name for himself in the abstract photography scene. As Nate ventures from the farm into more city life, we talk about how those new passions for musician photography have widened and what lies on the horizon.
Tue, December 28, 2021
Favorite Interviews: Paul Schmitz of ShowerUp | Episode 715
Paul and his wife, Rhonda, launched ShowerUp in the fall of 2016. Paul left a 30+ year career in Christian radio to serve ShowerUp full time. With approximately 10,000 homeless throughout Nashville, ShowUp's mission is to build relationships, restore hope and dignity, and show the love of God with those in need by providing them with shower services and personal care. Paul talks about the launch of this incredible organization, and how Nashville became its starting point.
Mon, December 27, 2021
Favorite Interviews: Justin Sigel | Episode 714
Justin Sigel is a live performance artist that create 5 ft paintings for events in a matter of minutes. Justin joins us on the podcast today to talk about his journey as an artist, the story behind his paintings, his Christmas series, and how he found snow in Tennessee!
Sat, December 25, 2021
Dec 25, 2020 | Episode 713
It was one year ago today that not only many Nashvillians but many Americans woke up to news of a bomb in downtown Nashville. On today’s episode, we’ll recap just what happened that day, who was responsible, and what has happened in the year since.
Fri, December 24, 2021
Are These New Nashville Restaurants on Your List? | Episode 712
Happy Christmas Eve Nashville! Today we continue our brief series on the most notable restaurant openings of the year.
Thu, December 23, 2021
2021 Recap: Restaurant Edition | Episode 711
Many restaurants have opened up since 2021 began. We’ll recap some of the most notable openings of this past year.
Wed, December 22, 2021
Top 2021 Moments | Episode 710
As we near the year’s end, these are good times to reflect on the past year and see what all has happened in 2021. Today we talk about the best moments of Nashville during this year.
Tue, December 21, 2021
East Bank Boulevard | Episode 709
Upper Broadway building is sold for the first time since 1999. A New Orleans developer begins designs on a hotel near Nashville Yards. Plus, we may finally begin seeing the beginning construction of the East Bank Boulevard.
Mon, December 20, 2021
Nashville’s North Point | Episode 708
One of the largest sports complexes in North America will be built right here in Middle Tennessee. A 30-acre site in Franklin was just bought by Nashville’s largest health company. Plus, an Atlanta firm purchases two properties in the downtown area.
Fri, December 17, 2021
Filling in the Skyline | Episode 707
A new study reveals the percentage of Nashville real estate purchases made by investors. A downtown Nashville factory is closing their doors giving way to valuable real estate. And speaking of valuable real estate, one of the largest land deals in Downtown Nashville just closed.
Thu, December 16, 2021
Make Your Last Meal Your Best Meal | Episode 706
A downtown restaurant and Museum closed its doors this week. Just down the street, two music venues were named world class in their categories. Plus, will you make your last meal in 2021 your best one in Nashville? We’ll show you some ways to make it a reality.
Wed, December 15, 2021
Reserve Your Spot for 2022 | Episode 705
A video is released of Cheatham County deputies caught in a tornado in Kingston Springs. Nine counties in Tennessee receive federal aid following the damage from the weekend tornadoes. And have you reserved your spot at Nashville’s New Year’s Eve bash?
Tue, December 14, 2021
New Year’s Eve Returns | Episode 704
Stats from the weekend’s tornado continue to blow in as Tennessee and other States begin recovery efforts. Plus, one of Nashville’s busiest days of the year is New Year’s Eve. We’ll bring you all of the New Year’s Eve happenings across the city.
Mon, December 13, 2021
Horror in the Heartland | Episode 703
Dozens of tornadoes hit the midwest and the south, including Kentucky and Middle Tennessee, we’ll bring you a comprehensive view of everything that happened over the weekend.
Fri, December 10, 2021
The Future of Second Avenue | Episode 702
Storms and isolated tornadoes are possible tonight as we head into the weekend. Designs for a new Germantown Mixed use development are released for an area hard hit by last year’s tornado. Plus, another disaster that hit Nashville almost one year ago, has not led to a potential full restoration and redesign of one downtown area.
Thu, December 09, 2021
What is the East Bank Missing? | Episode 701
Metro Council Votes on Nashville’s $564 Million capital spending plan. 25 traffic calming locations have been identified by Nashville’s newest department. Plus, will the East Bank have ALL the amenities that you could hope for, or is there still more missing?
Wed, December 08, 2021
Nashville’s New Riverfront | Episode 700
A historic area of West End is scoring a major residential high rise. Speaking of historic, a historic building from Nashville’s prohibition past gets a reboot. Plus, some features that may finally make you wish to live, work, and play near the east bank.
Tue, December 07, 2021
Going Green on the River | Episode 699
The next Music City Bowl is announced and a Tennessee team has made the cut. Nashville, as well as some of its neighbors, scored nationally as some of the most charitable cities in the nation. And will Nashvillians get a new bridge over the Cumberland River with this new East Bank study?
Mon, December 06, 2021
Bridging the East Bank | Episode 698
After several decades serving downtown with its taproom, a well known bar closes its doors. And one door closing leads to another opening as a half century long establishment establishes a downtown presence. Plus, Metro Nashville released an 85 page East Bank study. What new information may this contain?
Fri, December 03, 2021
A NASCAR Christmas | Episode 697
A new amendment could be added to Tennessee’s State constitution, and you have the opportunity to vote on it next election. No surprise here, another California company is moving their headquarters to Middle Tennessee. Plus, NASCAR officially returns to Nashville.
Thu, December 02, 2021
A Pop-Up Christmas | Episode 696
The Metro Nashville Police Department launched a new division within the department. One of Nashville’s most well-known pitmasters, announces his next concept. Plus, Nashville’s pop up Christmas Attractions for this year.
Wed, December 01, 2021
Nashville’s Top Christmas Attractions Pt. II | Episode 695
NASCAR takes over Broadway. Drug overdoses top the charts nationally as well as Tennessee. Plus, we continue our series on Top Christmas attractions in Nashville for 2021.
Tue, November 30, 2021
Nashville’s Top Christmas Attractions 2021 | Episode 694
One of Nashville’s top Christmas attractions will be turning people away. Free Christmas trees are offered near the Middle Tennessee area. Plus, we begin to guide you through all of the Christmas attractions in Nashville for 2021.
Mon, November 29, 2021
Music Monday feat. Nate Gott | Episode 693
Nate Gott hops onto Music Monday to talk about how he began in the music world here in Nashville, Tennessee. Nate has recently released "Used To" and also gives listeners a sneak peak at an upcoming song!
Fri, November 26, 2021
Nashville Found a Tree | Episode 692
Thanksgiving has passed and now that means Christmas is in full swing for Nashville. We'll talk about our favorite Nashville Christmas attractions as well as show a sneak peak at a new docu-series being produced by XPLR.NASH.
Thu, November 25, 2021
Thanksgiving Takes a Hike | Episode 691
Happy Thanksgiving Nashville! Although it may be raining, we are going to let you know how to maximize your time off in Music City.
Wed, November 24, 2021
Covering the Traffic | Episode 690
A global IT company based in France has decided to establish a Nashville presence. Music City will also soon cover up their traffic with a giant interstate cap. Maybe that’s where the new air taxis can land.
Tue, November 23, 2021
Beer Talks with Cooper | Episode 689
Will Nashville interstates have tolls to them soon and will that affect traffic flow? Nashville’s Metro Council is concerned over one new road on the East Bank. Plus, Mayor Cooper chats with the Tennessean about beer.
Mon, November 22, 2021
Music Monday feat. Meredith Rounsley | Episode 688
Meredith Rounsley is a singer and songwriter who melds candid storytelling with an organic, folk-pop sound. Inspired by a life of travel and casual conversations with strangers, Meredith creates music that is warm and grounded, placing her comfortably in the company of confessional songwriters like Sara Bareilles and KT Tunstall. Meredith fell in love with music at an early age, which eventually led her to study music in Australia. After returning to the states, she began releasing music from her parent’s spare bedroom, borrowing their car to tour up and down the east coast. Meredith spent the next few years gathering a following at local wineries and restaurants while premiering at esteemed singer-songwriter venues like Rockwood Music Hall, Jammin’ Java, and The Basement. An impromptu writing trip to Nashville in 2018 became a move to town, where she experimented with new co-writers and began expanding her solo performances. She joins us on today's podcast to also talk about her new release, "Ember".
Fri, November 19, 2021
BYO Permit | Episode 687
Nashville’s most historic hotel reveals their newest restaurant. A marathon that has been postponed for two and a half years is finally hitting the pavement this weekend. Plus, regulation hits the party busses hard with no end in sight, except for the end in their routes.
Thu, November 18, 2021
Gobbling Up Reservations | Episode 686
Tennessee is open for business, and that includes law enforcement. Governor Bill Lee opens his Tennessee Residence this year for just a few days for the Holiday season. Plus, we’ll talk about the best Thanksgiving Day meals that you still might be able to make a reservation for in Nashville.
Wed, November 17, 2021
Gobble Up, Nashville | Episode 685
Both the Gulch and West Nashville announce new restaurants. And put your stretchy pants on, it’s time to explore all of the best Thanksgiving meals in Nashville.
Tue, November 16, 2021
Lunar Lookout | Episode 684
The Tennessee Titans set a record after a tremendous victory at home. Governor Bill Lee signed the special session legislation regarding Covid-19 regulations. Plus, here’s how to watch this once in a century rare lunar event later this week.
Mon, November 15, 2021
Music Monday feat. Michael Jay Hughes | Episode 683
Michael Jay Hughes grew up on a farm outside of the small town of Goshen, Alabama, picking up his first guitar at age 13 and soon becoming a skilled country singer and songwriter. Now a devoted God-fearing husband and father, he records his music in the famous Studio 19 Nashville, and showcases his original sound all across the South. He recently partnered with 2 Cuts Enterprises, the Dallas based music management team owned and operated by Rhett Rogers and John Archer. This spring, he released his first single "Dirt Road Whiskey" from his new album recorded in the Sound Kitchen Studio in Franklin, TN, produced by legendary music producer Larry Rogers. His new singles “Playing With Fire” and “Keith Whitley Songs” are out now on all platforms.
Fri, November 12, 2021
Not Your Tennessee Mountains | Episode 682
Stuart and Erin head off site to recap the week.
Thu, November 11, 2021
Athens of the South | Episode 681
One building is left after a worldwide display of architecture on Nashville’s west side. This building is just one of many things that has led Nashville to be nicknamed, “The Athens of the South”.
Wed, November 10, 2021
The Fall of Nashville | Episode 680
You may know it as the “hill with a few trees behind the Adventure Science Center”, but this hill packs a mound of history that has made probably the largest impact on Nashville to this day. This is Fort Negley.
Tue, November 09, 2021
Historic Hickory | Episode 679
In this series on Nashville’s History, we talk today about an integral figure that rose to the presidency of the United States, and also a Tennessee General, lawyer, and someone who legitimized one of Tennessee’s most haunting stories.
Mon, November 08, 2021
Third Time’s a Charm | Episode 678
In our small history mini series about the creation of Nashville, we bring you today the story of a somewhat hidden gem in Downtown Nashville. Mostly meaning many people just don’t see what’s in plain sight. We’ll talk about Fort Nashborough, which has planted itself in downtown for the third time.
Fri, November 05, 2021
In A Cave Down By The River | Episode 677
Our small mini series on Nashville history begins with a man who lived in a cave, not too far from downtown Nashville, that still exists along the Cumberland River.
Thu, November 04, 2021
The Three Towers | Episode 676
Time for turkeys in Nashville, and where to donate if you have a few extra gobbles. Prepare to be Summer Slammed by this new event set for 2022. Plus, we’ve spent a lot of time talking about the East Bank on this podcast, but now it’s time to focus our attention out west.
Wed, November 03, 2021
Recycling the East Bank | Episode 675
The Academy of Country Music is moving from Los Angeles to Nashville. New East Bank land closes south of River North. Plus, Nashville's biggest obstacle to dominating the East Bank may have opened up.
Tue, November 02, 2021
Covid and the Capitol | Episode 674
The Tennessee Titans have had a great season this year, but with a recent injury, can they keep their momentum? Get your golden tickets ready for this chocolate shop that’s reopening in downtown Nashville. Plus, what passed through the capitol this past week.
Mon, November 01, 2021
Music Monday feat. Dusty Live | Episode 673
Dusty has toured nationally since 2012, and internationally since 2018. He has opened for major acts such as Brett Michaels, Buckcherry, Parmalee, Rehab, David Allan Coe, and Jackyl - while also performing at notable venues from The Fiddler's Elbow in London, UK to Throttle Fest at Chicago Toyota Park. Dusty has also performed at several major NASCAR events including the All-Star Race, Coca-Cola 600, Bank of America 500 and more. Dusty Live has amassed numerous FM radio plays across Illinois, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Louisiana. D.A.T. Sauce, Bomb House Recording, and Suncloud Polarized Optics have all jumped on board as sponsors due to a strong touring program and intimate connection with fans in underserved markets. Dusty's upcoming releases are his best written and produced songs yet, and are sure to get crowds moving and grooving to this new style of music.
Fri, October 29, 2021
Nashville’s Riverside | Episode 672
Nashville goes on the search for the perfect Christmas Tree. Nashville Christmas attractions also begin to announce their opening dates. Plus, Nashville’s major Riverside development is just the beginning for a new era for Music City.
Thu, October 28, 2021
78 Bills to Read in the Hall | Episode 671
Is Hollywood coming to Nashville? You thought there was no more recess after grade school? Well now it’s here in Music City. Plus, 78 Bills had a first reading last night at the Tennessee’s Legislator’s special session. Which one’s might make it to the finish line?
Wed, October 27, 2021
Red Light District | Episode 670
Garth Brooks shows Nashville some love by adding an additional show to his Ryman series. Want to add some creativity to your vehicle? It might get rejected by the state. Plus, we follow up on how Cooper wants to spend the tax dollars.
Tue, October 26, 2021
Speeding and Spending | Episode 669
Planes, trains and automobiles. Will Nashvillians finally have access to them all? Plus, Mayor Cooper released his new proposed capital spending plan. We take a look at where your dollars might be going.
Mon, October 25, 2021
Music Monday feat. Summer Belt | Episode 668
Summer Belt's a Nashville based singer / songwriter. Combining her love of classic rock with her own modern alternative ambition, Summer has the ability to induce humans into their favorite high energy moments that really get adrenaline pumping. She has performed internationally in places such as Nashville, NYC, and Ibiza, Spain.
Sat, October 23, 2021
The Nashville Story with Dan Burkard | Episode 667
Today's interview with Dan Burkard, CEO (Chief Eating Officer) of The Better Menu. The Better Menu is a premium web & digital in-house dining menu thoughtfully designed to help restaurants bring in more guests and increase ticket sizes. Dan talks about how this business began, and what he hopes to do in the restaurant space.
Fri, October 22, 2021
Demons on Demonbreun | Episode 666
Broadway property sells for over $20 Million dollars this week. The Sistine Chapel displays its artwork in Nashville for a limited time. Plus, the Nashville parties that will light up the Halloween Spirit.
Thu, October 21, 2021
A Nashville Halloween | Episode 665
Hockey takes over Nissan Stadium. Broadway returns to Nashville, and no, we’re not talking about the street in downtown. Plus, your guide to the food and festivities during Halloween in Nashville.
Wed, October 20, 2021
Woke Up in a New Neighborhood | Episode 664
Garth Brooks returns to Nashville for the first time after the recent cancellation of his stadium tour. One party bus recently was handed a cease and desist. What does this say about the future of the party bus business? Plus, could your home belong to a new neighborhood this time next year?
Tue, October 19, 2021
The Height of Culture | Episode 663
A proposed incentive package is posted for Ford's investment into Tennessee; how much is it worth to have them in the economy? Could Nashville be car-free? One neighborhood tests that theory. Plus, what Nashville voted as the best art, music, and culture of 2021.
Mon, October 18, 2021
Nashville’s Drive to Be the Best | Episode 662
Road fatalities are outpacing last year’s numbers. What are the largest causes of these fatalities, and where is it happening the most? Plus, did your favorite restaurant make the Nashville Scene’s “Best Of 2021” list?
Fri, October 15, 2021
Tennessee Orange | Episode 661
A decision has been made to whether or not several second avenue buildings can be demolished. New data just released shows Tennessee as experiencing possibly the costliest weather damage in the nation. Plus, is Tennessee on track to produce those orange leaves here in a few weeks, or will it be sooner than you think?
Thu, October 14, 2021
Developmentality | Episode 660
A social media company is moving their headquarters to Nashville. A community favorite store is reinstating themselves in the Belmont neighborhood. And how many development announcements can be made in Nashville in one week?
Wed, October 13, 2021
Nashville’s Hidden Film Location | Episode 659
Nashville aims to Make America Great Britain Again. Nashville ALSO aims to make breakfast great again. Plus, what is today’s use of Tennessee’s most decorative prison?
Tue, October 12, 2021
Mystery of the Tennessee State Prison | Episode 658
Downtown Nashville gains a popular Nashville restaurant staple. And as we begin to speculate what the holidays may look like in Nashville, one act returns to the stage that will continue the Nashville traditions. Plus, how one act in 1829 has brought about centuries’ worth of history in West Nashville.
Mon, October 11, 2021
Music Monday feat. The Obed River Band | Episode 657
They simply call it "Obed River Band Music." They write about what it was like growing up and what they have learned throughout their lives. Members Steve Sisco (bass guitar, mandolin, and fiddle), Dallas McCalister (Drums, percussion, vocals, songwriter, marketing), and Trent McCoy (lead singer, acoustic guitar, songwriter) join us in the studio to talk about their music and upcoming shows. The band shares memories of how they began in their musical career, and also gives insights to what led them to begin their journey as the Obed River Band. Also members of the band are DeWayne Wagner (lead guitar, singer, sound engineer and mix artist), and Kevin Wyatt (bass).
Sat, October 09, 2021
Interview with Ryan Hunt, CEO of Premier Parking | The Nashville Story
Ryan Hunt began his career in the parking industry with Premier Parking in July of 2006, a time when Premier managed five properties in downtown Nashville, TN. Over the last eleven years, Premier Parking has grown exponentially, expanding to several major U.S. cities and totaling over 400 parking operations. Ryan has served a vital role in many of the acquisitions and transitions that Premier Parking has completed during his time with the company, proving to be a great asset to the growth and stability of the organization. On today's podcast, we discuss the innovations that have been made in the parking world by Premier, as well as what it was like for a business to go through a pandemic and a bombing in one year.
Fri, October 08, 2021
Nashville Real Estate Nightmares | Episode 655
Hermitage Cafe is closing at the end of the month, but the owner said the property was sold without their knowledge. If you thought driving in Nashville was bad, just wait until you see who got the right of way on the interstates last week. Plus, we take a visit to one of Nashville’s best haunted attractions.
Thu, October 07, 2021
Nashville’s Tallest Tower | Episode 654
Metro Council makes a move on masking. Tennessee reveals their final decision on the new license plate. Plus, Nashville’s tallest tower was just announced.
Wed, October 06, 2021
Slicing Up Nashville | Episode 653
Chicago Firm plants firmly near the Cumberland River. New renderings released for a new five star hotel. Plus, your favorite meal you may have never eaten.
Tue, October 05, 2021
Favorite Fall Brews | Episode 652
Tis the season! The FALL season that is, and we're celebrating with a taste test of the fall line up of drinks at one of our favorite coffee shops, Caliber Coffee.
Mon, October 04, 2021
Food Review: Tacos 1989 | Episode 651
A new twist on Nashville Daily. We go on the hunt and try some on Nashville's newest restaurants. Today's menu, Tacos 1989.
Sat, October 02, 2021
The Nashville Nightmare Story | Interview with Nathan Graves
The Scream Park of Nashville Nightmare is one of the best in the country, and for good reason. In the spirit of the season, we interview Nathan Graves, the general manager of Nashville Nightmare on today's episode of the Nashville Story, to find out what it is about Nashville Nightmare that brings that top tier scares.
Fri, October 01, 2021
Stay in the Shire | Episode 649
After the announcement of Ford’s investment into Tennessee, more news flowed in and armed the state with more good economic news. One interstate broke ground today to widen its reach. Will this change impact your commute? Plus, if you like the idea of camping in Middle Tennessee, maybe it’s time to discover the world of glamping.
Thu, September 30, 2021
Best Park in North America? | Episode 648
North Nashville development to build over the interstate. And while some are building on land, others are conserving it. Plus, which Tennessee State Park is one of most biodiverse ecosystems in North America?
Wed, September 29, 2021
Roam at Roan | Episode 647
Many special occasions hit Nashville this week. One turns 60, the other 5,000. Plus, we give you some of the best spots to be outdoors during this incredible fall weather.
Tue, September 28, 2021
Merging with Nashborough | Episode 646
The Nashville Sounds break a league record in 2021. Broadway goes freestyle with a new competition coming to its street. Plus, the future of second avenue is proposed.
Mon, September 27, 2021
Breezing Through The Nations | Episode 645
The Autobahn plans to expand in Tennessee… will your commute be impacted? How many tiles does it take to paint the city of Nashville? Plus, a new development will leave Nashville easy, breezy, beautiful.
Fri, September 24, 2021
The Nashville Yard Birds | Episode 644
All day cafe to open near music row. Speaking of cafes, the Bluebird cafe has made an exciting announcement. Plus, a vision is laid out for the future of the Nashville Yards.
Thu, September 23, 2021
People Are Flooding In | Episode 643
Nashville's airport sees similar numbers previous to the pandemic. One of Tennessee’s most popular hiking spots just became protected land. Plus, we catch up on the latest flooding news during this Tennessee rainy season.
Wed, September 22, 2021
Nashville’s Real Community | Episode 642
It is time to redesign… the Tennessee license plate that is! Is Nashville looking to get back on track with transit with a new CFO. Plus, an inside look at Nashville’s actual value.
Tue, September 21, 2021
Serving Up Justice | Episode 641
Downtown Nashville adds another walkable restaurant to its portfolio. Fans of Chick-fil-A… you’ll want to stay tuned for an important announcement that will bring delicious food (and possibly even burgers) to your doorstep faster. And while news of Chick-fil-A is not haunting, we talk about a place in Tennessee that has just never seemed to experience the peace that only Chick-fil-A can deliver.
Mon, September 20, 2021
FIFA & Fright | Episode 640
Flooding, shootings, construction… How would Nashville’s roads rank on a scale of 1-10? Speaking of roads, will Nashville’s current conditions lead us down the road to becoming a FIFA World Cup City? Plus, learn about Nashville’s living history with the legend of the Bell Witch.
Fri, September 17, 2021
Nashville’s Bloody Acres | Episode 639
A new world class venue just debuted its first show in Nashville. Vanderbilt is making plans to expand outside the Nashville city limits. Plus, learn what everyone is screaming about in Nashville!
Thu, September 16, 2021
Don't Ghost These Events | Episode 638
Official transportainment bill filed for Metro Council. Have a good idea about things you'd enjoy on some lakefront property? This is your time to speak up! Plus, you will not want to ghost these incredible Nashville haunts.
Wed, September 15, 2021
The Never Ending Nashville Fight | Episode 637
Bridgestone Arena adopts new Covid requirements for entry. The ATF is now investigating a potential explosive thrown in a Germantown church. Plus, if you're looking for the spooky fall events in Nashville, this is your episode.
Tue, September 14, 2021
Events to Fall For | Episode 636
Oracle receives incentive plan from Nashville and now Tennessee. The Tennessee Titans opened their season this past Sunday. Plus, more places to take your friends and family over the fall season in Nashville.
Mon, September 13, 2021
Music Monday feat. Lillian Glanton | Episode 635
Lillian Glanton, 21, is the founder of the nonprofit organization, Muscle Shoals Songwriters Foundation, Muscle Shoals Songwriters Festival and the Shoals Songwriter Workshop. A singer/songwriter herself, Lillian’s mission is to kindle the flame of Muscle Shoals Music, provide a spotlight for songwriters and create educational opportunities for up-and-coming songwriters who want to learn more about the music industry. At just 18 years old, she launched the Muscle Shoals Songwriters Festival, which is now on track to becoming the largest songwriter’s festival in the South.
Fri, September 10, 2021
(Pumpkin) Spice Up Your Fall | Episode 634
Will you get fired up about a new restaurant heating up for its launch in 12 South? The restaurant of the year award may go to this Justin Timberlake backed restaurant set to fully open this month. Plus, we bring you a sneak peak of events coming your way during the fall season in Nashville.
Thu, September 09, 2021
Un-be-leafable Weather | Episode 633
Will Metro Council ban alcohol from Nashville party busses? Moving to a new area of Nashville? The Nashville Police Department just launched a new way to take a look at that area of town. And have you planned your fall adventures in Nashville? We’ll tell you why you might need to start now!
Wed, September 08, 2021
12th South Goes North | Episode 632
Is Nashville under a new mask mandate? Historic Wedgewood Houston mansion sale is finalized. Plus, one of Nashville’s best shopping districts will soon become a little more livable.
Tue, September 07, 2021
Nashville’s Wine Country | Episode 631
Will Middle Tennessee see more than one US Representative for 2022? The Nashville chicken scene flies south for the winter. And as you’re looking for some weekend adventures around the area, here’s one to add to the list; we’ll take you around what a daycation to Nolensville will look like.
Tue, September 07, 2021
Music Monday feat. A Tale of Two | Episode 630
Combining the best of Americana and Blues melodies with timeless Southern storytelling, Nashville based “A Tale Of Two” is an undeniable rising powerhouse duo in today’s Roots Music scene. Stephanie and Aaron join us in studio today to talk about the roots of their tale.
Sat, September 04, 2021
Interview with Paul Schmitz of ShowerUp | The Nashville Story
Paul and his wife, Rhonda, launched ShowerUp in the fall of 2016. Paul left a 30+ year career in Christian radio to serve ShowerUp full time. With approximately 10,000 homeless throughout Nashville, ShowUp's mission is to build relationships, restore hope and dignity, and show the love of God with those in need by providing them with shower services and personal care. Paul talks about the launch of this incredible organization, and how Nashville became its starting point.
Fri, September 03, 2021
New Nashville Travels Back To Its Roots | Episode 628
Pedal Taverns are in for tough scrutiny after a man was hit by a car on Broadway. 5th and Broad adds a few major national retailers to their shopping experience. Plus, does the future of downtown Nashville rely on water travel?
Thu, September 02, 2021
Is Nashville Banking on the East Bank? | Episode 627
A dashcam may have saved a woman’s life on the Nashville Roads. Speaking of driving, Broadway is quickly going to become even more the worst street to drive on in Nashville. Plus, we take you North of River North to show you the future of Nashville.
Wed, September 01, 2021
The Day the Music Died | Episode 626
Bonnaroo cancels their full concert series for the second year in a row. Nashville’s Bar-B-Que footprint just got a bit bigger. And test your Ryman Auditorium knowledge with us with Ryman trivia.
Tue, August 31, 2021
How the Ryman Became the Ryman | Episode 625
New transportainment vehicles pose a serious threat to the safety of the downtown community. Nashville is closer to developing a new transportation hub branch. And how much do you know about the downtown music venue named after a boat captain?
Mon, August 30, 2021
Event City Makes a Comeback | Episode 624
The pop up showers over the weekend may be nothing compared to Nashville’s weather this week. Two well known Nashville restaurants are set to open inside of Nissan Stadium just in time for the Titan’s season. Plus, Nashville gets back on track with a large handful of events for Labor Day weekend.
Sat, August 28, 2021
Interview with Austin and Colin | The Nashville Story
Media and Comedian duo Austin and Colin from Mac and Cheese Media and the Austin and Colin show stop by the studio to talk about their experience running a media agency in Nashville. We talk about what it was like for them to make the first Nashville anthem, "Welcome to Nashville", and also what it's like to receive hate comments on YouTube videos!
Fri, August 27, 2021
Taco Town | Episode 622
Major Brewery to Open in Germantown next month. Fifth and Broad raises the roof. Plus, what’s new with the food scene in Nashville?
Thu, August 26, 2021
The New BNA Way | Episode 621
Country Music Hall of Famer Don Everly is remembered after his passing. Madison is pitched a large mixed-use project. Plus, what’s new at the Nashville International Airport?
Wed, August 25, 2021
Who Called For a Lyft? | Episode 620
Amazon announces a new one million square foot distribution hub. Nissan Stadium will soon be hosting a world qualifying match. Plus, the latest on Humphreys County and the flooding in that area.
Tue, August 24, 2021
Highest Rainfall in the State | Episode 619
Record rainfall west of Nashville destroys towns and lives. We take a look at what caused this natural disaster and what you can do to help.
Mon, August 23, 2021
Music Monday feat. Kensie Coppin | Episode 618
Kensie Coppin is a traditional country singer/songwriter from Texas. She currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. Kensie started performing at the young age of 6 and began performing weekly when she was just 8 years old. She has been working diligently on a new project, following up a 6 song EP released in 2016, that will be coming out later this year.
Sat, August 21, 2021
The Nashville Story with Justin Harvey
Justin Harvey is a Nashville artist that is producing some major collaborations in town. His latest work is Project Awake. Project Awake is a touring theatrical production that tackles social issues in Tennessee high schools; helping students unite to make their schools better and safer for all.
Fri, August 20, 2021
Guy Fieri's Featured Restaurants | Episode 616
Tickets now on sale for Nashville’s newest stadium. A Middle Tennessee County made the Nation’s top list of hottest zip codes in the Nation. And what are the restaurants that were hot enough to make Guy Fieri feature them on his show?
Thu, August 19, 2021
Episode 615
It’s Episode 615, and we've launched into the video world! Today, we have the exciting announcement that you can now watch or listen to the podcast. To watch the show head to our Youtube Channel @xplr.nash. Don't forget to enter today's giveaway by heading to our YouTube channel and leaving a comment.
Wed, August 18, 2021
Nashville’s Race to One Million | Episode 614
Former Jackalope Brewing site sees a large development on the horizon. Metro Nashville Schools says they’re going to ignore Governor Bill Lee’s most recent executive order. Plus, is Nashville on path to one million in population to beat Shelby County?
Tue, August 17, 2021
The Numbers Are In | Episode 613
Governor Lee signs an executive order regarding masks in schools. The Wilson County/Tennessee State Fair broke a record over the weekend. And the numbers are in for Tennessee. Where are the fastest growing areas of Tennessee? Surprisingly it’s not Nashville.
Mon, August 16, 2021
Music Monday feat. Casey Frazier | Episode 612
Americana songwriter and artist Casey Frazier joins Nashville Daily to talk about his new release, The Pedestrian. He’s a visual artist, an avid outdoorsman and most importantly a father. Continuing the success and journey of previous albums, Casey is set to release his latest album, The Pedestrian on August 27th. Born in Kansas City and growing up with the Rocky Mountains as his backdrop in Colorado, Casey has a deep relationship to nature. He moved to Nashville at age 14, growing up around the music scene eventually leading him to writing on Music Row. From Appalachia to the coastlines of the west, the expansiveness of the country has rooted itself in his music.
Sat, August 14, 2021
Interview with Justin Sigel | The Nashville Story
Justin Sigel is a live performance artist that create 5 ft paintings for events in a matter of minutes. Justin joins us on the podcast today to talk about his journey as an artist, the story behind his paintings, his Christmas series, and how he found snow in Tennessee!
Fri, August 13, 2021
Sky High Nashville | Episode 610
New music venues and concerts require the Covid vaccine or a negative test to enter. Cumulus Radio site sells shortly after its neighbor announces their new towers. Plus, ground will soon be breaking for the newest addition of the Nashville Yards.
Thu, August 12, 2021
Nashville’s Missing Fair | Episode 609
A new Rocketown location may reveal some future plans for the city. Transportainment vehicles once again face possible regulation. Plus, we guide you through all of the entertainment of the Fair for this weekend.
Wed, August 11, 2021
Tennessee State Fair | Episode 608
Where are you most likely to get a speeding ticket in Nashville? Tacos are taking over the Nashville restaurant scene. Plus, it’s fair season in Middle Tennessee. This is your guide to enjoy all the fairs over the next few weeks.
Tue, August 10, 2021
A Grand Entrance | Episode 607
Nashville unknowingly becomes the town in the movie, The Dark Knight, with the huge population of one animal. Governor Lee signs new executive orders easing hospitals during the surge of the Delta Variant of Covid-19. And don’t worry if you missed out on the Music City Grand Prix this past weekend.
Mon, August 09, 2021
Africa Meets Nashville | Episode 606
A Nashville Civil War hospital will be renovated into a new hotel. Aerospace engineering company finds Tennessee as their landing zone. Plus, the Nashville Zoo plans to build a literal jungle.
Sat, August 07, 2021
The Battle of Stones River | The Nashville Story
This year will mark the 158th anniversary of the Battle of Stones River, which was one of the bloodiest conflicts of the Civil War. Jim recounts the context of how this decisive battle landed itself in the Middle Tennessee area and also how a Battle of the Bands also broke out on the battlefield.
Fri, August 06, 2021
A 32,000 Sq Ft Dog Park | Episode 604
Valet prices in Nashville may skyrocket thanks to an updated metro law. Does TDOT have the technology to see if you are flicking off your fellow driver? And is Nashville building a dog park the size of a farm?
Thu, August 05, 2021
No Card, No Fun | Episode 603
Nashville Roads begin to shut down for the Music City Grand Prix. Masks will now be required inside of government buildings in Nashville. Plus, several music venues in town are now requiring vaccine cards for entry.
Wed, August 04, 2021
Good Enough For Food Network? Pt II | Episode 602
Williamson County gains a staple Nashville restaurant. An unexpected Tennessee City receives a prestigious international award. And did your favorite restaurant make the list of Food Network’s best restaurants in Nashville?
Tue, August 03, 2021
Good Enough For Food Network? | Episode 601
A new bourbon is released in celebration of the big race this weekend. What restaurants have opened recently in Nashville that are worth checking out? And on the topic of restaurants, Food Network released their list of Top Restaurants for Nashville.
Mon, August 02, 2021
Changes for 2nd Avenue | Episode 600
Gibson Guitars is expanding their portfolio into the recording business. Williamson County gets their second headquarters in three days. Plus, 2nd Avenue is about to get a major facelift.
Sat, July 31, 2021
Interview with Chris Parker, President of Music City Grand Prix | The Nashville Story
The Big Machine Music City Grand Prix is here in Nashville and here to stay. In the works since 2015, the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix has been gearing up to deliver tons of entertainment and fun to Music City. We talk today with the President of Music City Grand Prix, Chris Parker, to give us all the info as we gear closer to race weekend.
Fri, July 30, 2021
Rent-a-City | Episode 598
The Tax Free Holiday begins this weekend throughout Tennessee. Want to help Nashville during it’s redistricting phase? The city is asking for your help. Plus, we give you the scoop on Nashville’s newest apartments.
Thu, July 29, 2021
Delta Debacle | Episode 597
The musicians for the Nashville Symphony finalize their contracts, but with a significant pay cut. Are the Nashville Predators trying to fire the President of Hockey Operations? And the Delta variant of COVID-19 has started spreading across Tennessee. What does this mean for Nashville? And will we see mask mandates again?
Wed, July 28, 2021
The Roots of Music City | Episode 596
Nashville will have some new competition for best brunch in town. The natives of this city may disagree with this statement but Nashville was just voted one of the best places to live. And Nashville music is making its way up north.
Tue, July 27, 2021
An Announcement Big Enough to Treat Yourself | Episode 595
The Nashville Police Department has done something that’s never been done in this country. A rooster, duck and a sheep, what do all of these have in common? I really have no idea where you’re going with that but I do know everyone’s pets will be really excited about today’s development news.
Mon, July 26, 2021
Music Monday Feat. Biletska | Episode 594
Ukranian artist, Biletska, is currently working on a solo pop/electronic project and is also working with other artists in Nashville. She joins the podcast today do talk about her newest release, "Truce", and to talk about her journey to Nashville.
Sat, July 24, 2021
Hitting For the Stars | The Nashville Story
2025 is the target goal to begin playing baseball in Nashville as the Major League team, the Nashville Stars. Recently, there's been a request to help bring ideas for an ideal stadium. This is our proposal.
Fri, July 23, 2021
Greatest Freshwater Complex in the Country | Episode 592
A new carnival comes to Nashville this summer. Is it replacing the state fair? Guy Fieri opens a chicken restaurant in Downtown Nashville. And if you want to learn about one of the greatest freshwater recreational complexes in the country, as well as see bald eagles, this is your episode.
Thu, July 22, 2021
Kentucky Lakes in Tennessee | Episode 591
The Tennessee Lottery sets a new record for money raised. Did Nashville finally establish a department of transportation? Plus, let’s dive into one of the two lakes in Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky Lake.
Wed, July 21, 2021
Land Between the Lakes | Episode 590
Boat docks open in downtown Nashville. Music City Grand Prix releases their weekend schedule. Plus, our lake series continues with Land Between the Lakes.
Tue, July 20, 2021
Powering a Small Town Pt II | Episode 589
Many things are on the rise in Nashville, but that’s not always a good thing. But while it’s summer here in Tennessee we’ll be continuing our lake series with Tims Ford Lake.
Mon, July 19, 2021
Music Monday Feat. Kara Frazier | Episode 588
Kara Frazier joins us in studio to talking about her newest release "I Wanna Be Your Woman", a song that brings you back 70 years to the 1950s. This is a story of love and authenticity that is even reflected by the recording style. Kara Frazier also performs this song in a special acoustic music video shot in studio to debut her new single.
Sat, July 17, 2021
Interview with County Clerk Brenda Wynn | The Nashville Story
How do you bypass all the lines when renewing your tags? Brenda Wynn is on the podcast today to tell us exactly how to do this! Brenda grew up in Nashville and is a graduate of Pearl High School. She received a bachelor of science and a master’s degree in business administration from Tennessee State University. Brenda was appointed Davidson County Clerk by the Metropolitan Council in August 2012. She was elected County Clerk by the voters of Nashville & Davidson County in November 2012, becoming the first African-American female to win election to a constitutional office in the County.
Fri, July 16, 2021
Powering a Small Town | Episode 586
Want to have breakfast with exotic animals? Don’t miss your chance this month! The Nashville Predators are playing hockey outside. And we bring you another amazing man made water feature that can power a small town.
Thu, July 15, 2021
Six Months Later: Update on the Nashville Bombing | Episode 585
Nashville’s best goaltender retires after 15 years. Metro Council possibly just got Nashville out of $1 billion of debt. And what is the current state of 2nd avenue six months after the bombing, and what does the future hold for that area?
Wed, July 14, 2021
Free Flights to Nashville | Episode 584
Nashville’s most iconic singer-songwriter bar to re-open in mid-July. CMA announces a replacement concert series for the CMA Fest. Plus, Bill Lee is paying for your flight to Nashville.
Tue, July 13, 2021
Nashville Burger Week | Episode 583
Multiple downtown evacuations. A ship on its way to Nashville gets stuck. And, it’s Burger Week in Nashville! We’ll bring you all the best deals and tips for where to eat the best burgers in this city.
Mon, July 12, 2021
Music Monday Feat. DaChri | Episode 582
Nashville artist and songwriter DaChri joins us in studio to talk about his new mixed-tape, "The Boy They Left Behind". In this conversation, we talk about how Nashville's culture influences the pop and R&B scene. DaChri gives us some insight on what it was like to move down to Nashville to join a band, then move into creating an independent artist career.
Sat, July 10, 2021
Nashville Gets a Beach | The Nashville Story
Mark Cleveland and Jenny Pruitt have done what many Nashvillians only dream of, and that's building a beach in downtown Nashville. Take a listen to today's Nashville Story to learn about Little Chill Beach.
Fri, July 09, 2021
Middle TN’s Best Hidden Gem? | Episode 580
New downtown land is for sale, how soon will it be snatched up? Not too far away from this area, Germantown gains a new development. Plus, we explore one of Middle Tennessee’s best hidden gems, Center Hill Lake.
Thu, July 08, 2021
97 Miles of Water Storage | Episode 579
Kenney Chesney sets a date for a Nissan Stadium Concert. Speaking of concerts at Nissan Stadium, Sir Elton John also announces his stadium tour date in Nashville. Plus, we’ll bring you the history of one of the most vital resources in North Nashville and Hendersonville… water.
Wed, July 07, 2021
What is this Building? | Episode 578
The city of Gallatin is pitched a new Master Plan. Nashville Soccer Club may be breaking ground again. Plus, what are all of these new buildings that have been popping up in the downtown area?
Tue, July 06, 2021
Daycation Series: Lynchburg | Episode 577
New York heads to Nashville with some delicious bagels. Edley’s Bar-B-Que relocates their East Nashville restaurant. And we bring you another great daycation from Nashville, and that’s a trip to Lynchburg, Tennessee.
Mon, July 05, 2021
Music Monday feat. Jamie Kent | Episode 576
On today's episode of Music Monday, artist Jamie Kent joins us in studio to talk of the recent campaign of 'Musicians for a Smoke Free Tennessee" and what it's like lobbying on Capitol Hill.
Sat, July 03, 2021
Interview with DJ Robert Luke | The Nashville Story
Former Caribbean DJ turned Nashvillian, DJ Robert Luke tells his Nashville Story. We discuss the Nashville music scene, social media, the next mayoral race, and the odd way in which DJ Robert Luke and Erin met.
Fri, July 02, 2021
Nashville Gets a Theme Park - The Story of Storyville | Episode 574
Green Hills is about to get a new skyscraper. Did Amazon just help Nashville’s transportation problem? And did Nashville just get a theme park?
Thu, July 01, 2021
New Year, New Laws | Episode 573
Why did the turtle cross the road? I don’t know but it’s a problem here in Nashville. The long awaited Rock ‘n’ Roll running series is open for registration. And what new laws should you be aware of that begin today?
Wed, June 30, 2021
That’s Not Natural | Episode 572
Nearly 1 million are expected to travel for the 4th of July weekend. Federal unemployment benefits expire this week. And have you ever wondered how Nashville got its largest body of water? Because it’s not natural.
Tue, June 29, 2021
Middle Tennessee Puts on a Show | Episode 571
Alabama makes their way to Nashville. Metro police become pilots. And we make sure you don’t miss any firework celebrations in Middle Tennessee.
Mon, June 28, 2021
Get Out of Your Room; Go Watch the Boom Boom | Episode 570
Construction permits did not slow down during the pandemic, and they even set record numbers. The historic Woolworth building in downtown Nashville is getting a new tenant. Plus, we’ll give you our list of the best ticketed events and spaces to watch the largest fireworks show in Nashville’s history.
Sat, June 26, 2021
Interview with Council Member Jeff Syracuse | The Nashville Story
Jeff Syracuse is a Metro Nashville Council Member serving the Donelson community. We talk with Jeff about what it's been like to be a council member during COVID and tight budget times, as well as get updates about the transportation conversation. We also quiz Jeff on some origins of the Donelson family members.
Fri, June 25, 2021
Top Firework Viewing Locations in Nashville | Episode 568
The development news is growing just as fast as Nashville is with new developments announced in Cool Springs and Korean Vets Boulevard. And if you are someone who likes to scout out a good seat for the July 4th fireworks show, this is the episode for you!
Thu, June 24, 2021
Let Freedom Sing! | Episode 567
Jill Biden tells Nashvillians to stick it… in the arm that is. Horse racing is hitting Nashville once again. Plus, how you can prepare for the largest fireworks show in the States.
Wed, June 23, 2021
Best Pizza in the U.S.? Part II | Episode 566
New bus systems are created in the private sector of Nashville for the locals and tourists alike. Plus, more reviews of the reviews as Joey’s House of Pizza makes history with their One Slice Pizza Review.
Tue, June 22, 2021
Best Pizza in the U.S.? | Episode 565
Traffic news in Nashville increases after a car falls off a Nashville Bridge. Also, I-65 could be widening, how soon will you be able to drive on that fresh new lane? Plus, a major pizza blog visits Nashville to see what the hype is all about.
Mon, June 21, 2021
A Towering Riverside | Episode 564
Tennessee’s alligator population is on the rise. New apartments near Centennial Park are announced. Plus, new changes are happening quickly to the new River North site downtown.
Sat, June 19, 2021
Dinosaurs, Quantum Physics, and Nashville Food | The Nashville Story with Jordan Heid
In today's Nashville Story, Nashville Daily veteran and cinematographer Jordan Heid joins Erin and Stuart in studio. A wide variety of topics are covered in today's episode, including: the reality of dinosaur; twitch; quantum physics, and of course Nashville food.
Fri, June 18, 2021
The Budget is Back! | Episode 562
Publix decides to take over Nashville. A Wedgewood-Houston Co-op announces their new tenants for a historic building. And it’s time to see where your tax dollars are going for the new fiscal year in Nashville.
Thu, June 17, 2021
The Nashville Father’s Day Guide | Episode 561
Garth Brooks announces his first ever concert at Nissan Stadium. The Nashville Sounds are offering you a better way to enjoy their baseball games. And we help you prep for this upcoming Sunday in Nashville with our list of best activities for Father’s Day.
Wed, June 16, 2021
Man-Made Nature | Episode 560
Amazon races their way to a new distribution center. Middle Tennessee receives another California headquarters. Plus, we walk you through a man-made creation that’s one of Nashville’s best wildlife preserves.
Tue, June 15, 2021
Nashville’s Fastest Growing Suburb? | Episode 559
Music returns to Music City with a classic Nashville concert series playing at the Ryman. Eric Clapton announces a concert here in Nashville. And what is there to do in one of Nashville’s fastest growing suburbs?
Mon, June 14, 2021
Music Monday feat. Crystal Leigh | Episode 558
Crystal Leigh joins Nashville Daily in studio to talk about her new record, "Trading Skylines" and to tell about her story about how Nashville has influenced her life as a creator, and what roles this city has played in shaping her music career. Crystal also talks about the creation of her latest single, "Normal Girls".
Sat, June 12, 2021
Interview with Nate Boyd AKA ClaytonCorners | The Nashville Story
In today's Nashville Story, we bring in Nate to the new studio to talk about what has happened almost 500 episodes since his last interview on the podcast. Nate is a photographer in Nashville that has really made a name for himself in the abstract photography scene. As Nate ventures from the farm into more city life, we talk about how those new passions for musician photography have widened and what lies on the horizon.
Fri, June 11, 2021
Stripping In Nashville | Episode 556
Nashville announces their July 4th music line up. Nashville home sales are once again on the rise. Plus, get out the milk, it’s time to reveal our favorite hot chicken restaurants you need to eat at in 2021.
Thu, June 10, 2021
Your Beef Prescription | Episode 555
Nashville street violence sees an increase. Gatlinburg is given a great new recognition. Plus, we give you the list of the best burgers you must try in Nashville.
Wed, June 09, 2021
Tennessee 101 | Episode 554
Nashville yet again gets another new sub-neighborhood. The Nashville fairgrounds gain a mixed-use development. And Erin and I try our hardest not to fail a Tennessee geography quiz.
Tue, June 08, 2021
Made in Tennessee | Episode 553
Would you pay more in taxes to keep downtown clean? There are some big companies here in Tennessee, but how many have made the Fortune 500? Speaking of Tennessee businesses, which of your favorite brands started right in your backyard?
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