When someone goes to prison, there is no “orientation” for their family members and friends.
Odessa Settles, musician and nurse
Odessa Settles comes from a family of musicians and activists. Recently retired after five decades as a neonatal nurse at Vanderbilt, she continues to perform with her group, The Settles Connection, for audiences across the country.
Your Turn to Talk: One Small Step with Jad Abumrad
Dialogue Vanderbilt has partnered with StoryCorps to bring One Small Step to Middle Tennessee. Jad Abumrad, co-founder of Radiolab, joins us to talk about the essentials and efficacy of this ambitious program.
How to find a new career in Middle Tennessee
Are you looking for a new job or considering starting a completely new career here in Middle Tennessee?
Talking to strangers with Folx Table
Our ever-present screens make it hard to meet people in person. This is where Folx Table comes in.
David French: political commentator and writer
Political commentator and writer David French is well known in politically conservative and Christian circles. But in a time when misinformation and swagger sells, French expresses deeply personal and independent views, leaving him at odds with some conservatives and Christians.
Re-Air: This is Nashvillians
What happens when you ask Nashvillians to creatively share their thoughts and ideas on what Nashville is and means to them?
Re-Air: Mindfulness For The Holidays- Centering with Tai Chi, Yoga and Meditation!
Today we’re taking a moment to center and find some peace in the midst of the (often busy) holiday season!
Re-air + Update: Celebrating Kwanzaa in Middle Tennessee
We’re talking about Kwanzaa! This celebration of African American culture begins December 26 and ends January 1.
JD McPherson’s Seasonally Sensitive Holiday Extravaganzo
Welcome to JD McPherson’s Seasonally Sensitive Holiday Extravaganzo!