Betsy and Braden talk about assassination attempts and whether this level of violence is just the price of freedom. Betsy is then forced, yet again, to talk about Mark Twain. Braden shares about Andy Ogles’s trip to Belmont and admits his fear of young people. Betsy wonders if Starbucks is okay. 

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June has become "Nuclear Family" Month and it's all the United Nation's fault. A near midair collision at BNA headlines a huge week of airplane news. And we try to tell the difference between Nashville Apartments and world-famous EDM artists.

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Braden and Betsy ask, could Nashville make a public transit musical? Betsy reveals her secret agenda for writing about the people Nashville enslaved.  The duo contemplate trees and tries to balance our love of tree canopy and our disdain for NES' mismanagement of our trees. Then, like typical liberals, they argue about a thing they agree on — medical privacy for transgender people. 

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Betsy remembers the late Scene editor Jim Ridley because TPAC is going to look like cargo shorts while Braden tries to convince her to leave her car at home. Why does a federal antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation mean so much to Nashville? And sadly, why are people surprised by the property tax increase?

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Braden drops words of wisdom on friendship, parenting and dating. We explain the science behind successful protests and waxes philosophical about farts. Betsy talks about Salem Mason and the other slaves of the corporation. And who is looking out for the Kids of Rutherford County?

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Braden is optimistic about Marsha Blackburn's AI legislation. Yes, that Marsha Blackburn. Betsy mopes about her column and how so many men are great until they have to be great. And both Betsy and Braden are surprised to learn that TV's Reacher lives in Brentwood and that there are no delays at BNA. Plus, Elvis vs. Elton.

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Braden is back from Paris, and bemoaning the state of our pedestrians. Betsy has hopes and dreams for Congressperson Andy Ogles, mainly that he never steps foot in any restaurant in Antioch. A Nashville journalist gets some news as the state continues to push the immigration issue. Then the duo catches up on Johnny Blue Skies.

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Braden and Betsy learn about T-bone Tuesdays and reminisce about tornadoes. Braden creates a whole new genre of art. Then, after contemplating how one goes about bossing around a supernatural being, the kids talk about Pete Hegseth trying to get Jesus to visit him by starting a war. 

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Braden almost instantly regrets asking Betsy about a fort built right next to the city cemetery. Betsy gleefully talks about all the places Nashville has stuck dead bodies. Then they argue over human nature and wrangle with a couple of existential crises. And they dive into the type of Presidential candidate it will take to win the Democratic primary in 2028.

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Betsy and Braden discuss Tennesseans in the Epstein files and the ICE detention center coming to Lebanon. Then they discuss what happens when a historian goes bad. 

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