Every Thursday, we open up the phone lines because it’s your turn to talk. And once a month, Mayor Freddie O’Connell joins us to take your calls.
Climate change and vulnerable communities
Vulnerable communities are already being affected by climate change.
Traveling? What’s new at BNA
The holidays are on their way, and thousands of travelers will be flying in and out of Nashville before the end of the year. You might be one of them.
Chuck iNDigo, artist and rapper
Nashville-native Chuck iNDigo is keeping his cool under a bright spotlight.
Your Turn to Talk: the business of music
Today, WNXP program director Jason Moon Wilkins and WPLN senior music writer Jewly Hight join us to talk about the music business.
The past is present
Since she was young, WPLN morning host Nina Cardona has been fascinated by history and how it shapes our society today. Now, as the voice of WPLN’s daily NashVillager podcast, she teaches listeners about the news of the day through the context of Tennessee’s past.
Emergency preparedness in Middle Tennessee
Are you prepared for an emergency? Do you know how public safety workers in Nashville work to prevent and respond to major disasters?
Megan Barry, author and Nashville’s first female mayor
In 2015, Megan Barry became the first female mayor of Nashville. In 2018, her term ended prematurely and shockingly.
Your Turn to Talk: Post-Election Debrief, Part 2
Yesterday, we aired a post-election debrief, and the response was overwhelming. Some of you are happy; some aren’t.
Your Turn to Talk: Post-Election Debrief
The 2024 General Election was last night, and the results are in. Some Americans across the country and in Tennessee are elated. Some are not.
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