XPLR.NASH Podcast

Has another 30-story tower just been announced for downtown Nashville? Another California company makes their mark in Tennessee, and is also bringing plenty of jobs with them. And as we can clearly tell by the temperature outside, it’s time for fall activities in Nashville, we’ll bring you the top things for your fall to-do list.

Families in Williamson County hit the trails hard with a brand new mountain bike park. This newly renovated staircase has been in Nashville since 1936, and millions of people walk on it every year. Plus, today Nashville enters into Phase 3 of reopening. What does this mean? And what has changed in the city?

A new sports network launches in Nashville. A cohort of condo owners decide to sell the entire building. And as we come to a close with our most recent neighborhood in our Tour Around Nashville series, we give our final thoughts on Waverly Place.

Nashville may be showing signs of opening back up with the addition of a new restaurant as well as a new brewery in Downtown Nashville. Plus, we’ll give you our top five reasons you need to visit Waverly Place.

Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry plans to fill its seats for the first time since the pandemic began. The courts will now decide if Nashville will go to a special election to repeal an increase in property taxes. Plus, we’ll guide you through a night at one of the most popular spots in Waverly Place.

Being the author of many Nashville and Tennessee guidebooks takes of lot of experience with travel and culture. Margaret Littman takes us into the world of how to best experience new cities, previously traveled to cities, and even places in your own backyard! Margaret also teaches us about the paddle boarding scene that has risen in Nashville over the past decade.

The Nashville Zoo gets recognized AGAIN. New culinary options for your pallet coming to a downtown hotel. And what do you think it costs to live in Nashville’s first suburb?

Six hundred jobs added in Middle Tennessee following the announcement of a new plant opening in Columbia. Seated scooters may be the next thing to hit the Nashville transportation scene. And now that we’ve hit up all the restaurants in Waverly Place, let’s take a look at all of the places we can burn off those calories.

Race Cars will officially take over downtown Nashville in 2021. We all love tacos, and maybe that’s why a new taco shop is opening up in Midtown. Speaking of tacos, there’s a great taco shop in the Waverly neighborhood that we’ll talk about, along with lots of other great places to eat.

Bonnaroo makes its way closer to your home with their new changes. The Ryman now becomes pandemic friendly with a new stage. Plus, this historic venue was the hub of Waverly Place, we’ll explore the legacy of Douglas Corner, and also talk about the other food and drink spots in the area.