XPLR.NASH Podcast

Originally from Connecticut, Zoe Clark is currently a senior at Belmont University, where she is pursuing her degree in songwriting. Her music explores the dynamics of new love and new relationships, both within her own life and in the lives of those around her. On today's podcast we talk about her new release, "Last One Standing", our TikTok algorithms, Mexican food, and our favorite coffee shops in Nashville.

Nashville's growth is more than just tall skyscrapers and traffic. Anas Saba joins us on The Nashville Story to talk about Nashville's growing international population and all of the great food that these cultures bring to the city.

Has luxury now OFFICIALLY arrived in Nashville? One announcement may answer that question. Metro Council approved a new major development. And we know by now that 12 South is worth the hype of visiting, but is it livable?

A fowl was committed on Nashville roads. The Nashville Predators plan for sold out home games in February. And what can be offered in 12 South that is not found anywhere else in the world?

Have you tried to buy ammo in Tennessee in 2020 and failed? There might be a reason for that. The food desert in Nashville is shrinking even more for the East Nashville neighborhood. And what is the future for an area of Nashville called SoBro?

Metro Park employees now must pay the city of Nashville to work. Owners of the second avenue buildings now have some major news about their properties. And Metro goes back to school.

Vera Bloom, the alternative-rock artist based out of Nashville, TN is making her mark on the scene with her debut self-titled EP, Vera Bloom. Refreshingly authentic and raw, this record is masterfully driven with grunge-rock arrangements and compelling lyrics, creating a beautifully unique and personal project. Vera’s unapologetic and uncompromising craft is embodied in this remarkable debut release.

Veteran and long time friend of Nashville Daily, Kirk Brandenburg, joins us to talk about a glitch in the system with the music industry here in Nashville, and what institutions like Know Name are striving to do to fix it.

Nashville is for sale… just kidding, but almost 20 acres of downtown Nashville real estate space is now up for grabs. It’s too late to celebrate the clock striking twelve for New Years, but we can at least enjoy the extra few hours past 10pm in Nashville bars and restaurants. And how many restaurants are within walking distance of a home in 12 South?

Tennessee talks of ramping down hope for quick vaccinations as they try to ramp up the number of vaccinations available. And have you ever wanted to get a covid vaccine, and then ride a roller coaster? We’ll tell you how that’s possible. And what would it take to buy a house in 12 South? Do you need to win the lottery?