XPLR.NASH Podcast

An iconic Nashville brand relaunches in 2021. The Pilgrimage Fest announces their line-up. Plus, Mayor Cooper gives his State of the Metro address.

Could you be lucky enough to see one of the rarest events in Tennessee? Well if you’re not, just sit tight and order a beer to-go, because Tennessee has extended the amount of time you can do that! And is there a name change in the works for Second Avenue?

Nashville’s first skyscraper is up for grabs. BNA announces a major expansion of the airport grounds. Plus, the wait may finally be over; how soon will it be before we are mask free?

The fanciest wieners in town are no longer available to the public. The largest Fourth of July show in America has just been announced. Plus, homeowners in Nashville are looking forward to a big payday from the current home appraisals.

Singer/Songwriter Trevor Martin joins us in studio to tell about the latest three incredible songs he has released since our last feature of "Go To" in 2019. Hailing from Bowling Green, KY, Trevor takes us through his journey as a full time artist in Nashville, and also walks us through his discography, including a recent co-write with Nashville Story artist, Spencer Crandall.

How would you like to listen to the opera in Nashville while grabbing a beer? Curved glass buildings are the new rage in Nashville. Plus, your certified waterfall guide for 2021

The Hill is staying busy as recent proposals have been sought to improve Nissan Stadium, and also give Tennesseans a tax holiday. It’s also time to go explore this great state of Tennessee, so we’re taking a day trip down to Chattanooga.

Fifth and Broad gains Sixty Vines, and it’s full of wine. Tennessee received an even larger announcement than the possible $1.2 Billion investment from Oracle. Plus, we explore Nashville’s past and future with the newest open house in town, and hopefully it will make us a lot smarter.

Soccer begins to ramp up at Nissan Stadium, and they’ve made sure you don’t make any physical contact with anyone while you’re there, kind of like the sport of soccer. Do you feel like getting a Covid vaccine shot, but forgot to make an appointment? Now you don’t have to. Plus, is it possible that property tax will soon be at a forty-year low?