Where It’s At

By whereitsatmemphis

Where It's At is the Memphis podcast that focuses on everything Memphis, TN. From business to sports and music. We live and breathe Memphis, so join us as we discuss the city and the culture that m

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The podcast currently has 4 episodes available.

Where It’s At episodes:

February 26, 2026 Is NIL Killing College Sports?, RiverBeat Returns 2026, & Penny Hardaway's Future at Memphis - Where It's At - Ep 04
Where It’s At – Episode 04 brings another unfiltered, wide-ranging conversation about Memphis culture, sports, music, and the forces shaping the city’s future. Hosted by J.R. Moore, Alex Rasmussen, and Greg Graber, this episode moves from local headlines to national debates—with strong opinions and a little conspiracy mixed in.
Anthony Edwards’ Memphis Hotel Experience
The guys kick things off reacting to Anthony Edwards’ recent Memphis hotel experience and what moments like this say about perception, reputation, and the city’s ongoing narrative battle.
Memphis Updates & The Neural Nexus
Downtown development is back in focus as they discuss The Neural Nexus and what innovation-driven investment could mean for Memphis’ tech and business ecosystem.
RiverBeat Returns & The Power of Live Music
The RiverBeat Music Festival is making a comeback, and J.R. brings insight into the live music scene—why it matters, how it shapes culture, and what major festivals mean for Memphis’ identity and economy.
Conspiracy Corner
From the Moon Landing to other classic theories, the hosts lean into some of their favorite conspiracies—what’s entertaining, what’s questionable, and why these theories continue to grip the public imagination.
Is NIL Killing College Sports?
The conversation turns serious with a passionate debate on Name, Image, and Likeness deals and whether the NIL era is fundamentally changing—or damaging—the spirit of college athletics.
Penny Hardaway’s Future at Memphis
To close it out, the guys discuss Penny Hardaway’s future and what stability, leadership, and expectations mean for the Memphis basketball program moving forward.
From downtown development to live music, conspiracies to college athletics, Episode 04 keeps the conversation honest, local, and forward-looking.
00:00 - Ep04 Intro
02:17 - Anthony Edward's Memphis Hotel Experience
09:46 - Memphis Updates & The Neural Nexus
12:12 - The RiverBeat Music Festival & Live Music Discussion
29:26 - Conspiracy Theories
44:52 - NIL is Killing College Sports
55:42 - Penny Hardaway's Future at Memphis
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YouTube: https://youtu.be/Dwrwlj3dn10
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1h 2min
February 14, 2026 Offending Lindsey Vonn, Trading Jaren Jackson Jr & Houston Middle Cheer - Where It's At - Ep 03
Where It’s At is back with another wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation about Memphis, culture, and the moments shaping our city and beyond. Hosted by J.R. Moore, Alex Rasmussen, and Greg Graber, Episode 3 moves from national headlines to hometown pride—with honest takes, sharp debate, and a lot of heart.
Opinions, Offense & Cancel Culture - The episode opens with a discussion around Greg’s recent article that drew criticism from Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn. The hosts unpack the culture of public opinion, social media outrage, and what it means to stand by your words in a world quick to cancel. It’s a thoughtful look at disagreement, accountability, and modern discourse.
Grizzlies Reset? Trading Jaren Jackson Jr. - The conversation shifts to the Memphis Grizzlies and the implications of trading Jaren Jackson Jr. What does it mean to rebuild? When is it time to pivot? The crew debates roster strategy, leadership, and the bigger picture of building a sustainable contender in Memphis.
Super Bowl Spectacle & Alternative Stages - From sports to entertainment, the hosts break down the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Bad Bunny—alongside the TPUSA alternative event—and what these parallel platforms say about culture, influence, and audience fragmentation in America today.
IKEA Exits Memphis - The news of IKEA leaving Memphis sparks a broader conversation about economic development, retail shifts, and what attracts (or drives away) major brands from the city. What does it signal—and what needs to happen next?
Cheer Dad Energy - Alex brings the energy with a proud “Cheer Dad” moment, highlighting Houston Middle's cheer program and their big win in Orlando, Florida. It’s a reminder that Memphis excellence shows up in more places than we often spotlight—and that community pride runs deep.
Remembering Brad Arnold - The episode closes on a heartfelt note, remembering Brad Arnold of 3 Doors Down—his legacy, his Mississippi Delta roots, and the impact of his music on a generation. A tribute to a Southern voice that carried far beyond its origins.
From tough conversations to hometown celebrations, Where It’s At continues to spotlight Memphis with honesty, perspective, and pride. 🎙️🔥
Watch the episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/fccoM-TYhuU
Do you have an event, a perspective on shaping the city, or a story to share with our audience? Send it to [email protected]
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January 22, 2026 Chef Kelly English & The Memphis Food Scene - Where It's At - Ep 02
Where It’s At returns with hosts J.R. Moore, Alex Rasmussen, and Greg Graber diving into the Grizzlies, the Memphis food scene, and some honest self-reflection that comes with loving a city enough to want it to be better.
Ja Morant & the Grizzlies
The episode opens with a candid discussion around the idea of trading Ja Morant. The hosts break down the highs and lows of superstar talent—balancing his undeniable star power and impact on the city against the challenges of inconsistency, controversy, and off-court distractions. It’s a nuanced take on loyalty, leadership, and what Memphis really needs from its franchise cornerstone.
Featured Guest: Chef Kelly English
Next, the show welcomes Chef Kelly English, owner of Iris, Second Line, and Finos. Kelly shares his journey to Memphis, why he chose to plant roots here, and how the city shaped him into not just a restaurateur, but a Memphian. The conversation explores the realities of running restaurants—the wins, the setbacks, and the grind—along with his deep passion for giving back to a city he says has given him far more than he ever expected.
Airing of Grievances
The episode closes with an honest “airing of grievances,” as each host calls out areas where Memphis—and the broader community—can do better. It’s thoughtful, constructive, and rooted in care, not criticism, reflecting the belief that real progress starts with real conversations.
From sports debates to civic pride, Where It’s At continues to shine a positive, honest spotlight on Memphis—where it’s been, where it’s going, and how the people who love it can help shape what’s next. 🎙️🔥
Watch the episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/6Mc1yTMJJ8s
Do you have an event, a perspective on shaping the city, or a story to share with our audience? Send it to [email protected]
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1h 15min
January 13, 2026 The Memphis Podcast - Where It's At - Ep 01
Where It’s At is a podcast rooted in the heart and soul of Memphis, Tennessee. From the music that moves the world, to the sports that unite the city, to the entrepreneurs and creatives building what’s next—this is where Memphis culture gets the spotlight it deserves.
Hosted by J.R. Moore, Alex Rasmussen, and Greg Graber, Where It’s At brings real conversations, local perspective, and unapologetic pride in the 901. In the debut episode, the hosts share why they came together, what Memphis means to them, and why telling the city’s stories—especially the positive ones—matters now more than ever.
Whether you’re born and raised in Memphis, new to the city, or just curious about what makes it special, this podcast is your front-row seat to where it’s at. 🎙️🔥
Watch the episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/H0N4TAJmW7g
Do you have an event, a perspective on shaping the city, or a story to share with our audience? Send it to [email protected]
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58min

FAQs about Where It’s At:

How many episodes does Where It’s At have?

The podcast currently has 4 episodes available.