Nashville-based artist Paul Collins creates art that he calls “a collaboration between (himself), Nashville, and Tennessee.”
Your Turn To Talk: Navigating our health care system
Navigating our health care system is rarely easy, but it’s especially difficult when you don’t know who to go to with questions.
Tennessee’s political scandals: 50 years and counting
Tennessee has no shortage of political scandals. From wiretapping to sexual harassment, and even selling pardons for cash, these issues continue to shape our political landscape.
Cryptids of Tennessee
Cryptozoology is the study of mysterious creatures that people claim to have seen, yet their existence remains unproven.
Profile: Lee Camp
Lee Camp — theologian, ethics professor, and host of the podcast No Small Endeavor — has spent nearly three decades guiding students, readers and listeners through our ever-changing socio-political world.
Your Turn to Talk: New Americans in New Nashville
Immigrants and refugees contribute greatly to Middle Tennessee. They add cultural diversity, shape the local economy and cultivate strong community.
First-generation American cuisine
International week continues! Nashville is regarded as a hotspot of international cuisine. While some restaurants strive to recreate dishes that taste exactly like they do at home, a few first generation American chefs are seeking to honor their cultural heritage while creating something entirely new.
Celebrating international dance here in Middle Tennessee
Many communities here in Middle Tennessee are dedicated to celebrating and sharing their culture’s dances.
Profile: Councilmember At Large Zulfat Suara
Zulfat Suara made a remarkable entry into politics in 2019 by winning one of only five at-large seats on the Metro Council, becoming the first Muslim women elected in Tennessee and the first Nigerian woman to hold office in the United States.
Your Turn to Talk: The future of Historic Jefferson Street
The reimagining and redevelopment of North Nashville is at a crossroads.
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