TINA: The Tina Turner Musical is playing at TPAC now through February 18th. The musical production, of which Turner was a producer, tells the story of her life.
Profile: Councilmember Sandra Sepulveda
Councilmember Sandra Sepulveda represents district 30 on the Nashville Metro Council. When she first ran for the position in 2019, she was the first Latina elected to the council and the youngest member ever, starting her term at 26. The daughter of two Mexican immigrants, she came to Nashville when she was 5 years old […]
A new four-part series tells the story of Black gospel music
“Gospel” is a four-part docuseries by Henry Louis Gates Jr., which covers the history and impact of Black gospel music. The series traces gospel music’s roots and follows it through the modern day.
What’s at stake in the next Sumner County election?
WPLN reporters Alexis Marshall and Blaise Gainey have been closely following local politics in Sumner County. The ultra-conservative Sumner County Constitutional Republicans have amassed incredible political power in a very short time, effectively taking over the county commission.
‘Indecent’ at Nashville Repertory Theatre
Jewish people, lesbians, and sex workers — oh my!
(Bilingual episode) How to connect across the English-Spanish language barrier
For anyone who is not fully bilingual, communicating across a language barrier can be at times humorous, but more often than not frustrating, discouraging, if not high stakes when it comes to situations involving medical care, education or basic services. So how can we better connect?
Re-air: Nashville Power Couple Dr. Billye and Reverend Edwin Sanders
This episode originally aired on Nov. 20, 2023. On Feb. 1, 1981, the Metropolitan Interdenominational Church held its first Sunday service — or celebration, as they call it.
Welcoming the Year of The Dragon
The year of the Dragon approaches. Wood Dragon to be exact. What will this New Year bring — and how are Chinese Nashvillians preparing to celebrate?
This Middle Tennessee talent show proves that age is just a number
On a Tuesday night last October, the Franklin Theater was sold out for a talent show that is quickly becoming an annual tradition. For the past five years, the Morning Pointe Foundation has hosted the Seniors Got Talent event in Williamson County — a live talent show for contestants ages 60 or older.
What’s the fuss with Fusus?
Somebody’s eyes are watching you.
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