Nashville Scene

The Scene's Steven Hale and Nancy Floyd discuss why Wells Adams seems like he's being groomed to be the next Bachelor. Also, they dig into the DeMario/Corinne allegations and the Stockholm Syndrome that the contestants feel.

Writer Steve Haruch talks about Nashvillian Koganada's new film "Columbus," the first feature from the local director. It's generated great critical buzz. How did a quiet movie about architecture in Indiana get made? And then Editor Steve Cavendish discusses Chinese food with Ashley Brantley, who reviews Tánsuŏ (the new Maneet Chauhan restaurant) in the latest issue.

WHY ARE THE NASHVILLIANS ON THE SHOW MAKING OUT?!?!?! Steven Hale and Nancy Floyd have theories and lots of questions about this week's Bachelor in Paradise episode, which includes Wells Adams getting in the game and a farewell to Danielle.

The solar eclipse is coming and Nashville is in its path. Managing Editor D. Patrick Rodgers talks about the hordes descending on Music City, the shadow snakes you might see, how to not burn your eyes and, most importantly, one astrologer's claim that the eclipse might herald some huge changes — goodbye President Trump? Then, Music Editor Stephen Trageser reviews the new Kesha album (spoiler alert: it's good), plays some clips and discusses the Nashville singer's legal problems.

Scene staffers Nancy Floyd and Steven Hale recap this season of ABC's Bachelor in Paradise, with special attention paid to the Nashville participants on the show. This week: Remember the rumors of sexual assault which shut down production of the show? It turns out ABC will milk that for all of the viewership it's possibly worth. Also, why are Wells Adams and Danielle both on this show?

In an era ruled by social media, who gets to decide what the city looks like? Tenacious residents who want authority over their own neighborhoods? Ambitious newcomers with visions of branding their way to fame? Or millennial tourists who line up to pose in front of a brick wall at 11 a.m. on a Tuesday?

Nancy Floyd and Steven Hale with a quick recap of the finale of ABC's "The Bachelorette" and the awful things awful people do when they try to quickly fall in love on television.

These are the girls you’ve heard of — the girls you’ve literally heard. These are the Woo Girls, and they are everywhere, even on a suffocating night in Summer. Nashville Scene staff writer Steven Hale and nFocus editor (and Scene contributor) Nancy Floyd talk about Nashville's bachelorette scene, the companies that support it and how it's taken over downtown. Then, the pair break down the upcoming finale of The Bachelorette on ABC and Nancy, who has recapped the season for the Scene, makes a few predictions.

The Nashville Scene Cast is a weekly podcast from the Nashville Scene that explores relevant Nashville topics with voices from around the city. New episodes will upload on Thursdays.

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