XPLR.NASH Podcast

In this episode of the "XPLR NASH Podcast," join us for an insightful discussion with special guest District 14 Council Member Jordan Huffman from the vibrant city of Nashville, TN. Strap in as we explore the recent affairs shaping the heart of Music City, including critical topics such as the removal of the homeless camp in Hermitage, the aftermath of the recent mulch fire on Central Pike, and the broader implications of city-wide transit plans.

Council Member Huffman, representing the diverse district of Hermitage, brings a wealth of experience and a passion for community service. Tune in to hear him share his journey, discuss the pressing issues facing Nashville, and delve into the intricacies of local governance. Gain unique insights into how leaders address challenges such as homelessness, community safety, and urban planning.

Whether you're a Nashville resident or just curious about the dynamic landscape of this iconic city, this episode promises to be an engaging exploration of the stories and challenges that make up the fabric of District 14 and the broader Nashville community. Don't miss out on this opportunity to go behind the scenes with a dedicated public servant and gain valuable insights into the workings of Metro Council. Join us as we XPLR the fascinating intersection of policy, community, and the personal experiences that shape the ever-evolving narrative of Nashville.

In the latest episode of the XPLR.NASH Podcast, Stuart, engages in a captivating conversation with Joseph Ricci, the lead historian from the Battle of Franklin Trust. Joseph Ricci provides a compelling insight into the origins and nuances of the Battle of Franklin, unraveling its profound impact on the Civil War and its lasting reverberations throughout American history. As the discussion unfolds, Stuart and Joseph Ricci not only preview the forthcoming events but also offer a thought-provoking journey through the historical tapestry of the Battle of Franklin, underscoring its significance in the broader context of the nation's narrative.

The XPLR.NASH Podcast recently featured a captivating interview with Zachery Bell, a distinguished veteran of the United States Marine Corps, renowned for his Instagram account, @veteranwithasign. We talk about Zach's announcement of his forthcoming podcast, "The After Action Podcast." In the interview, Stuart talks with Zach about his life, military career, and his experiences in the city of Nashville.

Zach's Instagram account, @veteranwithasign, has garnered a significant following due to his poignant and often humorous signs that shed light on the struggles and triumphs of veterans. In his new podcast venture, "The After Action Podcast," this initiative promises to be a valuable resource for both veterans and civilians, fostering understanding and appreciation of the sacrifices made by those who have served in the military and beyond.

During the interview, Zach shared personal anecdotes from his military journey and his life in Nashville, providing listeners with a glimpse into the challenges and rewards of military service and the unique culture of Music City. The episode is a testament to Zach's commitment to veterans and the power of storytelling in bridging gaps between communities. "The After Action Podcast" is undoubtedly an exciting addition to the podcasting landscape, poised to make a meaningful impact by amplifying the voices of veterans and deepening our collective understanding of their experiences.

On the latest episode of Nashville Daily, Mayor Freddie O'Connell's ambitious plans for East Bank development take center stage. He's aiming to strike a development deal at Metro Council this quarter, promising exciting changes for the city's future.

To support this growth, Metro has enlisted the expertise of Kimley-Horn to engineer and design vital East Bank infrastructure, laying the foundation for the area's transformation.

In the realm of entertainment, Nashville is set to ring in the New Year with an impressive lineup featuring country stars like Thomas Rhett and Lainey Wilson at "Nashville's Big Bash." Plus, the Grand Ole Opry has unveiled its star-studded lineup for the third season of Opry Country Christmas, promising a memorable holiday season.

Food enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that Bourbon Steak has been ranked No. 4 among the top fine dining establishments in the United States, cementing Nashville's reputation as a culinary hotspot.

Meanwhile, music legend Garth Brooks has announced the opening date for his Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk, and the excitement is palpable.

Lastly, the thrill of Formula 1 is coming to Lower Broadway, adding an adrenaline-packed dimension to the city's vibrant culture. The episode covers these captivating developments and more, promising an exciting future for Nashville.

Nashville gets a new everything! Freddie O’Connell swears in as Nashville’s next mayor; BNA opens their new international gates; and the East Bank brings forward phase one of their development outside of the new Titans stadium.

Shane Nasby of Cledis and J.P. Murphey of Cabin Attic joins the podcast to talk about the beginnings of some beautiful burger collaborations that serve a great cause.

Nissan Stadium just held the most football fans that it has ever seen when UT came to play on Saturday.

Will Nashville become a surfing destination for the South?

Nashville’s airport traffic has surpassed projections by 13 years! The BNA CEO says the airport should double in size at minimum.

Metro Council has voted to make sure Broadway has standards for loudness coming from the bars and Honky Tonks. But is it too loud? Or are there a few that are ruining it for many?