Discover the inspiring story of Matt Wiltshire, a proud Nashville native and MNPS graduate. With a proven track record in public, private, and nonprofit sectors, Matt has been a driving force in economic and community development.

State Senator and Nashville Mayoral Candidate Heidi Campbell talks about her background and experience as Mayor of a Nashville satellite city as well as Tennessee State Senator and how she can bring that to the office of Nashville Mayor.

The bridge on Broadway will be temporarily shut down for construction. The black bear that is being tracked in Nashville was hit by a car, but seems to still be alive. Plus, three new large towers were just announced near the Nashville Yards in downtown Nashville.

Garth Brooks announces a new radio station on 6-1-5 day. Plus, BNA announces a new international non-stop flight for later this year.

Black bear sightings have made their way into Nashville. CMA Fest 2023 sets an attendance record. One of Nashville’s most historic downtown properties was named Hotel of the Year. Plus, the Southeast’s first In-N-Out location is announced and arriving one whole year earlier than expected.

The Wash, Peerless Mill, and Salt Lick Ranch all have one thing in common: using adaptive reuse to existing infrastructures to build incredible new developments in Tennessee. Commercial Real Estate Broker and Developer Tyler Cauble, a Nashville Native, joins the podcast as we talk about some developments that he and his group have recently developed and what they are currently working on.

How family friendly is Nashville? Can a family with kids really enjoy the city? Today, we break down the sites and attractions and let you be the judge.

Mayor Cooper makes a statement about the potential legacy and impact of the East Bank transit routes.

Real Estate Agent Brad Reynolds talks today about what’s new in the Nashville area real estate market, including a higher seller to buyer ratio, median pricing cool-offs, and also how to more easily buy your home with a 2 to 1 buydown.

A new pizza concept is coming to the ground floor of Nashville’s oldest skyscraper. A shocking sticker price was paid for 2 acres of Midtown parking lots. Plus, we dive into the history of the creation of Interstate 840, as well as the demise of a great opportunity for what is now a missing interstate.