XPLR.NASH Podcast

The doors have stayed unlocked lately at the state capitol as lawmakers propose lots of Bills in the healthcare and education space. Plus, Governor Lee addresses the state with a focus on education, infrastructure, and law enforcement.

Williamson County is gaining one of the fastest growing companies in the world. Hundreds of jobs were also announced as a decking company adds a Tennessee location. Plus, it’s Hot Chicken Week in Nashville, where will you get your fix?

The list of celebrities that have opened a bar in Downtown Nashville has just increased by one. On the topic of openings, while Union Station recently said goodbye to the Flying Saucer, they’re saying hello to a new restaurant that will overlook Broadway. Plus, a look at what’s been happening at the capitol this week.

A social media giant makes a quiet entrance into Downtown Nashville. WeGo’s new announcement was very close to providing what Nashvillians wanted in a bus service provider. Plus, does 2022 have the potential to outpace the growth of Nashville pre-pandemic? We’ve got the numbers.

Earl Swensson, the legendary architect that designed many of Nashville's favorite buildings, including the Batman Building, died yesterday at 91 years old. We remember Earl Swensson today by taking you through the history of Nashville's most iconic symbols.

A top Nashville chef offers his top meal to be delivered to your house. If that offer is not appealing enough, Kroger will instead deliver food right to your doorstep. And 40% less than the regular rent price is what one developer is saying about new apartments being built in the Metro area.

The Tennessee Titans ended their playoff run over the weekend to the Cincinnati Bengals, we'll talk over a few of the key moments of that game. Davidson County is one step closer to being broken up into three districts this week. Plus, a long-time downtown Nashville landowner and company moves down south.

Metro Nashville receives a grant that should help relieve some of Nashville’s traffic congestion. Three Nashville restaurants have landed on Yelp’s top 100 for 2022. Plus, we give some history behind the talk of the town, the Tennessee Titans.

License plate readers; Davidson County currently does not have them but Metro Council has moved one step further to having them installed. Wanting to avoid some of the Titans’ traffic on the way to the game on Saturday? WeGo is offering several options to do just that. Plus, the best fan experiences offered in Nashville outside of Nissan Stadium.

Those who had damage due to natural disasters during 2021 should pay attention to a tax relief program here in Tennessee. Beginning in February, Nashvillians should be able to put out their recycling again. Plus, how Metro Nashville is spending their $380 million in covid relief funds.