XPLR.NASH Podcast

Haven’t had the chance to see the Nashville Symphony? A free summer concert series could give you the opportunity. Plus, downtown Nashville now removes a height restriction for some skyscrapers. What could be Nashville’s possible new record high building potential?

Metro parks is proposing a critical new greenway for Nashville. Tennessee could be the new home of auto manufacturing soon with a new possible plant. Plus, Wedgewood-Huston becomes the most popular neighborhood for new residents.

Metro Nashville Police are expanding their latest mental health efforts to new areas. The Tennessee Titans have released their schedule for the 2022-2023 regular season. Plus, has Nashville contributed enough money to secure the Titans with a new stadium for 2026?

Is Nashville finally eliminating the need to carry quarters in your car to park downtown? Metro Nashville’s Police Department is moving the location of their most loved unit. Plus, Nashville’s newest traffic annoyance.

Affordable housing may become more appealing for apartment developers soon. A rodeo is coming to an arena near you. Plus, Nashville’s food scene sprouts into a new area of town.

$1 billion in student funding was recently signed into law. BNA welcomes a new airline. And is Metro Nashville’s relationship with the Chamber of Commerce on the rocks?

Pre-covid, Nashville’s airport was breaking records left and right. Post-covid, how are those airport numbers looking? An international entertainment company will build their first American theme park right here in Tennessee. Plus, what suburb of Nashville do you believe is the fastest growing?

The Tennessee Titans have not only picked new players for their team in the last month, but also an architecture firm. The Ryman Auditorium announces a new residency. Plus, if you’ve never heard of Banker’s alley, a new development will be built there soon.

New downtown project aims at easing navigation and traffic congestion. Nashville’s new federal courthouse is now open. Plus, Metro Nashville is sending mixed messages as the mayor’s office released their budget recommendations through mid-2023.

Curious about the history of Franklin? A newly announced museum will bring that to life. A Franklin luxury resort is also now taking its first reservations. Plus, has your new favorite restaurant been announced?