On this episode Charlie chats with Nicholas Nicoletta, owner of Nicoletta's Catering and Takeaway. Throughout the conversation, Nicoletta discusses the origins and growth of his business, including his popular "takeaway" program and the expansion into other locations like Sango Bakery and Pleasant View. He shares insights into the daily operations, his signature menu items like pimento cheese and meatballs, and the scale of events his company handles, such as catering large weddings and providing 1700 lunches for a single event. The interview also touches on broader community topics in Clarksville, including traffic, downtown development, the city's lack of a major festival, and the impact of growth on the community.

As a local Dentist, Kevin Kennedy Jr. knows a thing or two about Health Care in Clarksville.  He joins Charlie to talk about why it is so important for the community to rally behind Tri-Star and Ascension St. Thomas in their efforts to build new hospitals in Clarksville, and how we can get our voices heard. 

Govs Football Coach Jeff Faris stops by for a chat with Charlie about how the off season has gone for the Govs, and what fans can expect during his second season has Head Coach of Clarksville's Hometown Team.

David Whelan oversees planning, business development, network integration and more for HCA Healthcare's TriStar Division.  He joins Charlie on this episode to talk about why TriStar wants to build a new Hospital in Clarksville, and what this new Hospital will bring to the community.

Author, Speaker, Teacher, Veteran, Adjunct Professor, and Montgomery County Commissioner.  Get to know the incredible Dr. Rashidah Leverett on this episode.

Ascension Saint Thomas recently announced plans to build a new Hospital in Clarksville off of exit 11.  Ascension Saint Thomas President and CEO Fahad Tahir joins Charlie to talk about why they want to build in Clarksville, how the community can help make that happen, and what Clarksville can expect from the new Hospital.

Jon Hunter joins Charlie to talk about his military experience at Fort Campbell, and how he got involved in the upcoming Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum and why the new museum will attract visitors from all over the world.

Frank Lott and Channing Grimes from the Customs House Museum in Clarksville join Charlie to share details about an important event to raise money for the iconic museum.  The Jammin' in June event features concerts focusing on the music of over 20 local legends who dominated the music scene and the charts.

Clarksville is getting a new movie theatre.  Phoenix Theatres has taken over and completely renovated the Movie Theatre space at the Governor's Square Mall.  From new screens and sound, to heated leather recliners, Phoenix is promising an excellent movie going experience with very reasonable ticket prices.  Owner Cory Jacobson and Vice President of Business Development Jordan Hohman join Charlie to give him a look behind the curtain of the new Phoenix Theatres.

Replant Clarksville's mission is to return our community to an acceptable, healthy level of native tree canopy with the support of local businesses, local Governments, nonprofits, and citizens.  Jeff Robinson, President and Chair of the Board of Directors, and Michelle Rogers, Vice President and Chari of Outreach and Education for Replant Clarksville, join Charlie to talk about an upcoming launch party, and how Clarksville can help their mission to plant more trees in our city.