XPLR.NASH Podcast

Geodis Park gains some new fans as more apartments are announced near the soccer stadium. Downtown Nashville’s YMCA will be soaring into the air as renovation plans are released about the new location. Plus, your monthly dose of new restaurants announced for Nashville.

Just when we thought Nashville lost the 2024 RNC, Metro Council may be voting on a bill to bring it back. Someone new may be picking up your trash here soon. Plus, Metro Nashville is taking steps to become a new stadium city.

We all know Tennessee is one of the best states for business, but how does it stack up nationally, and what are its strengths and weaknesses? Vanderbilt Medical Center could expand by more than 25%. And how did Nashville receive its “Music City” nickname before the birth of country music?

What will Nashville’s skyline look like with all of the current construction and proposed skyscrapers? What could be a major contribution to rent hikes in Nashville? Plus, how will Nashville’s Transportation plan of zero vision impact your neighborhood?

Mayor Cooper claims Nashville is not a stadium and entertainment city, yet the Nashville Sports council just surpassed one billion dollars in economic impact. You’ll also notice a change if you’re walking around Broadway this week. Plus, Metro Nashville just launched their vision zero plan. Does this mean they have something actually planned… or does this mean they have zero vision?

Just when you thought Kroger was at its end in Nashville, expansion is on their horizon. The Nashville Sounds set a record of their own during a recent game. Plus, the month-long way to save tons of money in Tennessee.

Nashville officially becomes the record setting record pressers of the United States. New Titans Stadium talk reach the Nashville city council. Plus, Amazon hits the pause button on its second tower.

Nashville Bars are going underground, and no, there’s not a new prohibition. The RNC may be moving out of Nashville for 2024. Plus, it’s time for the can’t miss county fairs of 2022.

One thousand jobs seem to be missing in middle Tennessee for this one particular job. Plus, who’s on the ballot for the August 4th election in Nashville.

Do you want to share your thoughts on public transit? WeGo is giving Nashvillians the opportunity to do so. Mayor Cooper gives his thoughts on the new way Nashville is handling economic development. And did you know there was a sea in Tennessee? That’s right, we’ll tell you all about this body of water on today’s episode.