XPLR.NASH Podcast

Attorney at Law Kathyrn Byrd calls in as we go in depth from a legal perspective on how COVID-19 has impacted small businesses and individuals.

Tractor Supply is plowing through the COVID-19 season. Nashville restaurants prepare for Easter. Speaking of Easter, it’s time to secure those Sunday meals! Stuart is trading in his microphone for a chef’s hat and give a few recipes for a fantastic Easter meal at home.

Five minute testing kits arrive in Tennessee. Nashville’s tourism CEO gives his account on Nashville’s economic position. And we talk with some Tennesseans about their quick return home during their National Park expedition.

A telethon to help Nashville musicians is coming to a screen near you. A new social distancing network has been launched. Also, HCA has partnered with Google to do some incredible things.

Budget cuts are hitting Nashville in hard places. BNA closes one of its runways for renovations. And we bring you our best television and binge list for this quarantine season. We’ll bring you all of this and more on Nashville Daily.

Tennessee State Parks closed for the next two weeks. CMT Music Awards Postponed for October. And we discuss some of the ways Nashville may change forever because of COVID-19. We’ll bring you all of this, plus today's canceled events, on Nashville Daily.

The worst delivery driver in Nashville and owner of Tailgate Brewery, Wes Keegan, calls in to talk about the past month. We talk about Tailgate's amazing response to the March 3 tornado, and also how they've dealt with the ban of in-person dining, as well as the decisions of having to temporarily lay off hourly employees.

New tower announced across from Whole Foods with an unnamed tenant. Governor Lee signs Executive Order 23 that brings enforcement to previous Executive Orders. And we talk with Nashville's own Dr. Alex Jahangir and Dr. Michael Caldwell, who are both on the forefront of helping Nashville through this COVID-19 season.

Metro limits how many shoppers can enter a grocery store. Dorms and hotels are converting into hospitals. And the hotel industry has taken a hard hit due to COVID-19. We’ll dive into the numbers to see just how bad it is. We’ll bring you all of this, plus today's canceled events, on Nashville Daily.

CMA Fest has cancelled their festivities for June. Vanderbilt is hiring for those of you in the medical field. And John Cooper delivers his “State of the Metro” address. We’ll bring you all of this, plus today's canceled events, on Nashville Daily.