One of Metro Nashville’s most historic parks receives a well deserved raise. What will happen with all of the empty movie theatres in Nashville? And what do you think is Tennessee’s most eaten at restaurant after a good night of drinking?

FBI releases official report about the second Avenue Christmas Day bombing. Plus, we talk with a special guest about an upcoming concert benefiting the redevelopment of Second Avenue.

Is the Gulch experiencing a delay in construction? One of Nashville’s fastest growing pikes will soon see new development. And how does Tennessee's business environment measure against the rest of the United States?

Apple makes a large announcement for downtown Nashville. If you are a fan of donuts, you may go nuts for this great addition to the food scene of Middle Tennessee. Plus, will your home insurance go up next year because you live in a flood zone?

Joining us and performing LIVE in studio, TROY’s sound is a perfect balance of current pop production with soul & rock elements. Shaped by his entertainment background, TROY draws inspiration from top artists like Ed Sheeran and Harry Styles, as well as classic hitmakers like Elton John and Queen.

Joining Stuart in studio is Jeremy Abbott. Jeremy is a photographer that runs an incredible instagram account, @abandonednashville. In this interview, Jeremy gives us a behind the scenes perspective on what it’s like to be at these places and the unexpected things that take place inside of buildings people leave behind.

Bonnaroo makes an announcement about their festival. I’ll talk about my past few weeks experience with COVID-19. Plus, would you consider Nashville a top 10 city in the United States?

Two restaurants are opening in Franklin. Another Fifth and Broad eatery announced it’s opening date. Looking to explore some waterfalls and caves on the same day?

A mixed-used development comes to The Gulch. A new company moves into Capital View. What do people think about Nashville?

Changes are coming to Covid-19 restrictions due to vaccinations. Nashville has set a goal to have an in-person Fourth of July celebration. Looking to celebrate the Luck of the Irish? I’ll let you know about the best places to get some green beer.