The panel discusses how the community will be affected as Safer at Home orders begin to be lifted. Will suburbs become flooded with people if they reopen, but Memphis doesn't? How will COVID-19 impact the town's budget? What's the new normal for restaurants? And will current events push big box retailers over the edge? Host Keith Essary, Collierville Town Alderman Maureen Fraser, and Collierville Town Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss these topics and more.

On this week's episode, host Keith Essary introducers listeners to Main and Mulberry's newest podcast titled, Main and Mulberry: Community at Home - a show about community while staying home due to COVID-19. Listen to a local therapist explain the intricacies of personal, at-home relationships, and enjoy the advice of a local hair stylist about how to maintain some semblance of style while quarantining.

On this episode of Main and Mulberry Live, listen to a conversation about "COVID-19 Vigilantes", how Collierville is handling Safer at Home so far, and what some local businesses are doing to meet demand and keep essential workers safe in today’s ever-changing environment.

Town of Collierville Alderman, Maureen Fraser, provides listeners with an update on Collierville’s “Safer at Home” policies. Host, Keith Essary, and Town of Collierville Economic Development Director, John Duncan, join in for a discussion about how Collierville is changing amidst the Town of Collierville’s “Safer at Home” order. There are so many people walking again! The panel shares their experiences staying safe, supporting local businesses and restaurants, and staying connected.

As the Town of Collierville issues a Safer at Home Order, some businesses are being forced to temporarily close. This week, the panel (joined by Jennifer Casey - Collierville's Public Information Officer) discusses the distinction between essential and non-essential business, how the Safer at Home order is impacting local businesses, corporations, and real-estate, and how Collierville is maintaining its sense of community.

On this week’s show, Keith speaks with the owner of Pimentos about his business’s offerings and adaptations to the current environment. Town Alderman, Maureen Fraser, discusses the elected officials role in determining shutdowns and quarantines, and John Duncan updates listeners on the most recent census.

On this week’s show, the panel discusses Collierville from the perspective of three different generations: Baby Boomers, Gen X, and Millenials. There’s a commonality in the desire for more restaurants, however, and John Duncan provides listeners with a detailed scoop on which restaurants might be eventually coming to Collierville.

Hear about the coronavirus from the perspective of local doctor, Alan Taylor. Dr. Taylor provides listeners with an update on the virus, its symptoms, and how you can protect yourself. Keith, Maureen, and John entertain a discussion about apartments in Collierville.

Hear about the coronavirus from the perspective of local Collierville doctor, Alan Taylor. Dr. Taylor provides listeners with an update on the virus, its symptoms, potential reach, and how you can protect yourself on a special edition of Main and Mulberry Live.

Keith, Maureen, and John discuss a range of topics on this week’s episode, including new developments, road repaving, and the economic impact that bordering counties have on small towns like Collierville.