XPLR.NASH Podcast

Maris is from the east coast but living in Nash for 10 years strong. From music to fitness, and now environmental activist and podcaster - her passion is to inspire and motivate people to love themselves and each other ultimately creating a better planet for all.

This all started way back when our CEO Eric Jackson was a kid. Like most kids, he had a lot of questions. And like most parents, his dad got a bit tired of answering Eric’s queries.

Over time, Eric’s dad decided to simplify things, giving the same answer to every question. Whether it was are we there yet? or why is the sky blue? the response was the same: “Forty-seven.”

Ryan Crowder is a 3D artist creating a data based reconstruction of the Opryland USA theme park. Between photos, videos, satellite images and fact sheets from the park, there's more than enough data to rebuild Opryland for a new generation. Oprylandvr.com released a custom environment for the Oculus Quest 2 in time for the 25th anniversary of the park's last day. You can download the scene featuring a recreation of the 1970s era gates for free today at Oprylandvr.com/download/

A veteran journalist and communications professional, Chad has been a sports media professional for nearly 20 years. Chad is a graduate of Georgia Southern University and has worked for print, television, digital and academic organizations.

Governor Lee addresses a joint session to share the State of Tennessee, which includes new funding into Nuclear energy, increased teacher pay, and transportation. Plus, a new downtown alliance forms to promote local music.

Greg the Google Guy puts on his Clark Kent glasses to become Aaron Moses.

One famous Nashville organization represents big time at the Grammys. Loveless cafe is throwing biscuit parties to help students read in Nashville. Plus, south of Broadway receives some new development buys.

Brad Reynold joins the new set to give updates on real world market conditions and what that means for the Nashville real estate world over the next few months.

Musician Brett Seper gave up what could have been instant fame for a true Nashville artist experience and build his brand the right way.

Want your chance to name a square on the official Nashville Monopoly game? Now you have that chance. If you’ve heard of the Tennessee Whiskey Trail, now we have the Ale Trail as well. Plus, Mayor John Cooper just announced he will not be seeking reelection. What might have led to this, and who is now on the ballot?