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Elizabeth Burton
Elizabeth Burton is a writer, director and producer originally from Augusta, Georgia. After earning her B.A. from Barnard College, she began producing for PBS NewsHour's Emmy-nominated series ‘Brief But Spectacular,’ where she worked on over 50 short-form interviews. More recently, she has brought her directorial and dog-training chops to work on independent documentary film projects, Nashville Repertory Theatre's ‘Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.' When not working, you can probably find her roaming East Nashville on skates and/or with Cal, her service dog in training.
Personal reactions to gun violence — a generation apart
Gun violence is something that concerns all of us. Over the years, different generations of Americans have different experiences dealing with each event. In this opinion piece, show host Khalil Ekulona and producer Elizabeth Burton connect their personal reactions to mass shootings and gun violence — a generation apart.
The Nashville Zoo through a child’s eyes
Last summer, This Is Nashville producer Elizabeth Burton got a tour of the Nashville Zoo.
Behind the scenes on Black horror
No, we aren’t going to stop talking about this.
From farm to tote bag: how yarn gets made in Middle Tennessee
Earlier this year, producers Elizabeth Burton and Magnolia McKay took the road less-traveled to an alpaca farm in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee.
Confused about Metro zoning laws? Here’s WPLN’s concise guide to get you started.
You and your neighbors might be wondering what’s even allowed to be built on your corner. The answer lies within Nashville’s zoning policies.
What questions do you have about zoning?
What kinds of buildings can go where, and what can happen in those buildings — that’s zoning in a nutshell. But it can get complicated, especially as our city continues to grow. This Is Nashville is doing an episode on July 19 all about zoning, and we want to hear from you!
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