Current Mayor David Briley and Councilman John Cooper took the stage on Monday in the mayoral debate leading up to the Nashville mayoral election September 12, 2019. Also, the Farmer's Almanac predicts an interesting winter in the United States.
Amazon announces what people will be shopping for at their new brick and mortar store. Also, who founded Nashville? We talk about the founding of this great city/
We sit down with Party Fowl owner Austin Smith and talk Nashville, food, and politics! We also ask what the "Secret Sauce" is to running a successful restaurant in a thriving city.
Metro made a final decision on scooters' fate in Nashville. We also talk with local photographer Travis McQueen about new photography meet ups in Clarksville.
New York native and musician/photographer Nate Clayton discusses how he sees Nashville through the lens of his camera. Also, transportation is finally being talked about again for Nashville.
We hear from International Student Kevin Graham on what life has been like in Nashville over the last three years. Kevin came to Nashville from Trinidad and Tobago.
Oscar Loaiza joins us to talk coffee scene in Nashville vs Miami. Also, Amazon is planning to open a store here in Nashville. Where will it be? What kind of store will they open?
Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Kevin White. Kevin has been producing "Songs of Apollo," a documentary series highlighting the music the astronauts brought with them on the Apollo 11 mission.
We sit down with a blues & rock 'n' roll legend Anthony Corder of Tora Tora. He talks about what it was like being an up and coming star in the music industry, and what life is like transitioning into the tour life after 20+ years of being off the road.
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About XPLR.NASH Podcast
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The XPLR.NASH Podcast is your inside look at the successes, struggles, and stories of the people shaping Nashville. From restaurant owners and farmers to musicians and business leaders, we dive into…
the real journeys behind the brands and personalities that make Music City thrive. We’re not just talking about the wins—we’re exploring the failures, the lessons learned, and the resilience it takes to succeed in one of the fastest-growing cities in the country.