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This Is Nashville

Tell us about your experiences with therapy in Middle Tennessee

This Is Nashville

June 3, 2022

This Is Nashville is planning an episode focused on mental health in Middle Tennessee. To help shape this episode, we want to hear your questions about accessing the care you, or your friends or family need.

Tagged With: Health Care, mental health

Recapping education reporter Juliana Kim’s best stories at WPLN News

This Is Nashville

May 31, 2022

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Kim is leaving WPLN News to move to Washington, D.C. Before she leaves, she sat down with This Is Nashville host Khalil Ekulona on Tuesday to talk about her most memorable stories.

Filed Under: News Hits, Programs, WPLN News

Tell us about your experiences with child care in Middle Tennessee

This Is Nashville

May 25, 2022

As summer approaches and the school year comes to an end, This Is Nashville is planning an episode about child care. We want to hear from parents, grandparents and legal guardians about your experiences looking for child care in Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Have you had to deal with waitlists and long lines to get […]

Tagged With: children, parents

Kingston coal ash cleanup workers still seek damages more than 13 years after spill

This Is Nashville

May 23, 2022

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More than 50 workers at the site of the 2008 Kingston coal ash spill in Roane County, Tenn., have died and hundreds more have fallen ill. Journalist Jamie Satterfield joined This Is Nashville on Monday to talk about a recent court ruling in favor of the workers and why she continues to cover their stories after years of reporting.

Filed Under: Environment, News Hits, WPLN News Tagged With: coal ash, TVA

New Methodist denomination forms after years of debate on LGBTQ policies

This Is Nashville

May 18, 2022

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The Tennessean’s religion reporter Liam Adams joined This Is Nashville on Wednesday to explain what is happening in the United Methodist Church and the role Nashville plays in the split.

Filed Under: Arts, Culture & Music, News Hits, WPLN News Tagged With: Global Methodist Church, United Methodist Church

How Paige Pfleger reported on harassment experienced by female songwriters

This Is Nashville

May 16, 2022

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WPLN arts and culture reporter Paige Pfleger shares how she got the story she reported last week on the harassment female songwriters experienced during these co-writing sessions, and she is joined by Crys Matthews, one of the artists she spoke to for the report.

Filed Under: Arts, Culture & Music, News Hits, WPLN News Tagged With: songwriters

Recapping criminal justice reporter Samantha Max’s most impactful work at WPLN News

This Is Nashville

April 29, 2022

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Before saying goodbye to the WPLN newsroom, she gave one last interview to This Is Nashville on Friday to recap some of her most memorable reporting.

Filed Under: News Hits, Programs

Dr. James Hildreth on continued masking, long COVID and a pandemic silver lining

This Is Nashville

April 27, 2022

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Dr. James E.K. Hildreth, president of Meharry Medical College and a member of the Biden Administration’s COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force, joined This Is Nashville on Wednesday to answer listeners’ questions and concerns about the pandemic and how the community can better keep vulnerable people safe.

Filed Under: Citizen Nashville, Health Care, Programs, WPLN News Tagged With: Coronavirus In Tennessee, coronavirus vaccine, COVID-19

Fight over Mason’s finances continues after judge says she won’t intervene

This Is Nashville

April 20, 2022

The fight over who controls the finances of the West Tennessee town of Mason continues despite a Davidson County judge ruling last week that she won’t intervene in the state comptroller’s takeover. WPLN Enterprise Reporter Damon Mitchell recently traveled to Mason to talk to residents about the ruling. He joined This Is Nashville host Khalil Ekulona […]

Filed Under: News Hits, Programs, WPLN News Tagged With: comptroller, Mason, State Comptroller, Town of Mason

WPLN News commits to reporting on the rising cost of housing and its consequences

This Is Nashville

April 19, 2022

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WPLN News is focusing on housing for this quarter after many months of conversation within the newsroom.

Filed Under: Behind The Scenes, News Hits, Programs, WPLN News Tagged With: Housing

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