Welcome to episode 500 of Nashville Daily. Today’s episode is going to be great; we’re announcing a new venture for XPLR.Nash, and offering an amazing giveaway in celebration of this benchmark.

A business affected by the Christmas Day bombing has announced they are reopening. Jason Aldean announces a new concert series. And if you’ve thought recently about lassoing a fish… you better find another state for that.

The Red Cross released their damage report from the floods of late March. One of Nashville’s most beloved and iconic music venues has been sold. And what was the top Nashville attraction during the pandemic?

Jacob Henley tells his story about pursuing an entrepreneurial dream of his. He found a gap in the market of Nashville that was so strong, he felt it was the perfect time to open a store, even during a pandemic. Take a listen to hear about the store that is closing the gaps in Nashville fashion.

The vaccination age limit for Nashvillians will soon drop dramatically. The Tennessee house passed a bill that says you won’t need a permit to carry a firearm. And what are things that tourists do that make locals roll their eyes? We’ll give you our list of the top overrated and underrated things in Nashville from a tourists perspective.

Even though 2020 was a rough year for this city, Nashville still set some impressive records. Which Nashville neighborhoods are listed as the best place to live for 2021? Plus, we give our insights on what is underrated and overrated for the locals of Nashville.

Nashville eases COVID restrictions as more people get vaccinated. Some heavy damage was taken at a historic Nashville attraction. And Jacob Rawlings visits the studio.

Nashville experiences a deadly flood over the weekend. One Nashville Daily guest recounts his experience during the flood. And did you hear that a train derailed in Nashville over the weekend?

Brooklyn born Nashville residing soul singer-songwriter Emma Morcroft goes by the moniker, Fresh Lady. Inspired by vocalists like Nina Simone, Etta James, Amy Winehouse, and Sade, her velvety voice winds you through a minefield of romance, recovery, and self-acceptance.

Monique Odom, Director of Parks and Recreation in Nashville, talks about how parks are an essential part of a city structure, and how COVID-19 has had an impact on the parks system. We also talk about the Master Plan for parks and the future of parks and greenways in Nashville.