We do some day-tripping from Nashville today to meet our Tennessee ghosts, hear their stories and learn some history along the way.
Linus Hall on selling Yazoo, plus a gubernatorial forum recap and off Broadway on West End
Headliner: Three of the leading candidates for Tennessee governor, minus frontrunner Marsha Blackburn, appear in their final forum at MTSU, hosted by the Tennessee Press Association. Rewatch here. The Tennessean’s Vivian Jones and Tennessee Lookout’s Adam Friedman offer a recap. Newsmaker: Linus Hall, founder of Yazoo Brewing Company, joins us live to discuss the sale […]
Curious Nashville: What’s the most haunted place in Nashville?
It’s a Curious Nashville investigation … with a twist. We recently had a listener ask: “What is the most haunted place in Nashville?” Instead of scoff, we came up with a ranking system and went to visit some infamous places. On today’s show, we’ve got paranormal investigators on with us debating what might count as the […]
Coach Nolan Smith on his winning revival at TSU
Nolan Smith still has a vivid memory of heaving a basketball into the Atlantic Ocean from the deck of a cruise ship. It was the loss-induced tantrum of a highly competitive 8-year-old. He was on a family trip with the NBA team his father coached for, playing pickup basketball with some older boys who also […]
RE-AIR: Getting around on our greenways
There was a time not so long ago that neighborhoods were fighting against greenways – the tucked-away alleys that connect our communities through the woods and along our waterways.
Signal Species: Calls from the wild
It’s always wise to pay close attention to our wild critters.
Harlan County USA: Fifty years later
This month marks 50 years since the premiere of “Harlan County USA.”
Buddy Miller on collaboration, working on ‘Nashville,’ and his first solo album in 15 years
If you bring up the name Buddy Miller in Nashville’s music circles, you’re likely to get a story about how he’s wonderful to work with — humble, talented, and a great collaborator.
Rapid-fire interviews with Nashville’s part-time authors
Happy Southern Festival of Books week!










