XPLR.NASH Podcast

TPAC releases their new 2022 to 2023 line up with the return of Hamilton as the main attraction. Nashville orders more garbage trucks for the city as their contractor struggles to collect. Plus, Nashville’s best outdoor adventures on a budget.

Garth Brooks is hoping not to be rained out again with his next stadium show in Nashville. The video game industry shows signs of expansion for Tennessee. And would you know how to experience downtown Nashville for under $50? We’ll give you our best recommendations to help you do so.

Some new federal dollars may allow Tennessee to pursue rail travel across the state. Plus, the BEST Nashville meals you’ll have without giving up your firstborn.

If you would like a free Nashville Predators hockey puck, this week will give you that opportunity. Air Canada opens an additional non-stop route into BNA. Plus, can you truly adventure in Nashville for next to nothing?

The National Museum of African American Music celebrates its first year in Nashville. The Music City Bowl just prior to New Years 2022 produced record breaking economic impact. And apparently there is enough space left in The Gulch to build an entire new city block.

Nashville Soccer Club unveils their new jersey for the 2022 season. Chick-fil-a makes a large investment into Nashville. Plus, if a new stadium is built for the Tennessee Titans, where might it go?

A new airline flies into BNA. A New York City restaurant and bar makes its way into Fifth and Broad. Plus, renovation plans are put on halt as the city touts the building of a new stadium for the Tennessee Titans.

A live food and entertainment venue opens outside of downtown Nashville. You can eat tacos now in Nashville and feel good about where the money is going. Plus, a new line item in the state budget could be earmarked for several large Nashville events.

Full capacity outdoor concerts are now available along with camping at the Caverns. Amazon quickly moves up as one of the top employers in Nashville. Plus, Green Hills will begin to see skyscrapers soon.

Will Nashville’s new license plate readers have a hard time reading Tennessee’s new license plates? The next place you live in Nashville could be a warehouse in The Nations. Plus, how is Nashville going to spend its remaining $142 million?