Decaf

Taylor and Mark come to you from quarantine to talk about all things COVID-19: Beacon's response, supporting small businesses, free-market solutions, and what it's REALLY like to work from home.

Coronavirus, basketball, tornado relief, and presidential candidates who've dropped out of the race—all on this episode of Decaf!

Middle Tennessee is rebuilding from the tornadoes. Here's what you can do to help.

Donate to Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee (https://www.secondharvestmidtn.org/) and Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (https://www.cfmt.org/).

Justin joined Taylor on the podcast this week to talk about their favorite places to travel, the coronavirus scare, the status of home businesses in Nashville, and Rush Limbaugh's effect on talk radio.

A story about a good citizen who saved an elderly woman from a scam, news about the West Tennessee Megasite, thoughts on Rob Blagojevich's release from prison, and remorse over celebrity crushes that got away—all on this episode of Decaf.

Taylor and Justin kick off the new year (or new decade?) talking about new laws in Tennessee as of 1/1/2020, Bill de Blasio's rebuking of Domino's Pizza prices on New Year's Eve, and their goals for this year.

Jussie Smollett, education savings accounts, and the media's take on President Trump's Medicare and Medicaid plans—Taylor and Mark talk about all of these things (plus Taylor's embarrassing Valentine's Day story) on this episode of Decaf,

Taylor and Mark give their thoughts on the Super Bowl—the game, the halftime show, and the commercials—Nashville's deal with Major League Soccer, and the 2020 State of the Union Address.

On this episode, Mark and Taylor talk about the tragic death of Kobe Bryant and Gigi, National School Choice week, Don Lemon's most recent controversial comments, and what it's like to play on the same trivia team.

Tennessee Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton joins Mark and Justin on this episode of Over-Caffeinated, where they talk about the Super Bowl, celebrity doppelgangers, and bold predictions about this year's legislative session.