XPLR.NASH Podcast

Nashville begins to establish one of the most abandoned triangles in the city. If you’ve ever wanted to get down to the Key West from Nashville, it will be possible to do that for about a tank of gas. And more expensive than those flights to Florida are going to be any piece of clothing you buy on 12th South.

Almost two billion dollars were poured into Tennessee’s economy, all because we spent time outside in 2020. When the Nashville Predators allow fans into Bridgestone Arena, what will be the policies and how many fans will make it in? And how much would you pay for a pair of jeans in Nashville?

Downtown Nashville gets violent as axes are being thrown… Oh wait, no... that’s just a normal business moving into Downtown Nashville. Nashville Predators sell ad space on their head as NHL budgets get tight. And on the topic of the Nashville Predators, do you know how they got their name? It sure wasn’t from Chris Hanson.

The Tennessee Titans end their season with a tight game against the Baltimore Ravens. A new empty lot may be available next to the newly empty Nissan Stadium because of a security risk. And developers are flocking to the East Bank with visions of development.

Some Covid updates today as Nashville hits a few milestones and more vaccine rollout information on today’s show. Plus, with all of the wildness of the past nine months, we are going to highlight a few of the positive notes that the area has seen over that same time period.

Pete Gibson joins us on the Nashville Story to talk about his experience as a local business owner along 2nd Avenue. Pete was in Nashville at the time of the bombing and walks us through the process of discovering what damage the explosion did to his Tattoo Shop, and many other business and buildings in the area.

Affordable housing from the private sector? I think I read that right. You did, and it comes at a good time as Nashville just released how much money was lost in visitor spending from 2020. Plus, you’ll want to stick around as we try to pronounce fashion brands on 12 South.

With D.C. facing rioters and protesters, Tennessee lawmakers shelter in place. Nashville is officially receiving federal funding to help with recovery from the Christmas Day bombing. Plus, we’ll give you a few places in 12 South where you can splurge that stimulus money.

A California-based company moves into Nashville and takes over the top of The Gulch. Are you in the market for a hotel? Several of Nashville’s largest hotels have hit the market. Plus, the East Bank is rolling along quickly with new renovations and more money poured into the area.

The Tennessee Titans do something that hasn’t been done since 2008. Big Tech makes another move to Nashville. Plus, will Nashville classify the Christmas Day bombing as domestic terrorism?