Amazon’s HQ2 hires their first 1,000 employees. Speaking of Amazon, several new buildings around town have been leased by the company for new delivery hubs. This week we’ll be celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of the Women’s Suffrage Movement. Today we’ll talk about how you can tour around Nashville, celebrate the history, and eat some good food all on the same trip.

In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Women's Suffrage movement, we speak with the curator of the Ratified! exhibit in the Tennessee State Museum. Our conversation with Miranda includes Tennessee as well as Nashville's pivotal role in ratifying the 19th amendment in 1920.

Bars will be able to open with tight restrictions after the weekend. New demonstration bill introduced for the Tennessee State Capitol. Plus, where in the world is the Tennessee State Capitol? We’ll talk about the history of the capitol and how it landed in Nashville.

Masks are now required at Radnor Lake State Park. A midtown favorite has been revived during the pandemic. Plus, we continue to review our best of 2020.

Active Covid-19 cases are dropping in Nashville. Some great hot chicken updates and additions are in the works. Plus, we’ll walk through XPLR’s best of 2020.

The Tennessee Valley Authority reverses decision to outsource IT jobs. Chief Anderson’s last day with the police department came a few months early. Plus, everyone deserves a great daycation. We’ll tell you how to spend one in the best small town in America.

Major Earthquake strikes East Tennessee. Shake ups in Nashville as well as Mayor Cooper ads tighter alcohol restrictions to downtown. Plus, one councilwoman tries to bring Nashvillians up on murder charges if they spread the Coronavirus.

Travel, Coffee, and Covid. Cody Pellerin of Americano Lounge talks about how his life has taken some crazy turns to bring him to the point where he could start one of the best coffee shops in what used to be one of the most violent places of Nashville.

Honkey Tonks may see new competition on Broadway as Garth Brooks may be opening a bar in downtown Nashville. The Tennessee Valley Authority has seen some shake up coming from the Capitol. Plus, we talk with someone who has really seen the business community of Wedgewood-Houston come together.

Nashville to give away ten million dollars towards rent and mortgage payments. Ninety-six percent of revenue was lost for Ryman Hospitality this past quarter. We examine the realistic possibility of someone actually investing their time in the Wedgewood-Houston community.