XPLR.NASH Podcast

This weekend in Franklin, the future and past collide. Robots walk the streets while “The Sandlot” is the featured movie in a drive-in theatre. Plus, if you are building a bucket list for places to get your drink on after COVID is over, we have a list of some of the most unique drinks in Nashville.

No more fun! Nashville sets a 10pm closure time on all establishments that serve alcohol. Speaking of closures, restaurant closures have hit the Bellevue area. But in the good news of food, we’ll bring you the most remote food scene in Nashville.

One bar in Nashville shut down in violation of Metro’s Health Department’s executive order. Big changes are coming to The Gulch. Plus, the best sandwich scene in Nashville may just be in Wedgewood-Houston.

The unemployment deadline for Tennessee is coming up soon. Are you prepared for the change? The Nashville film festival is coming to your couch this year. The best burgers and sweet potato fries in Nashville are just a few minutes away.

Thinking about switching apartment complexes? Some new additions are coming to Capitol View. A vote that could make or break the MLS Stadium deal is this week. Plus, we’ll let you know about the most caffeinated places in Wedgewood-Houston.

Today's episode is one of art. But not just any art, this is public art! Art you can walk by, admire, take photos of, as well as measure the economic impact of. That's right, not only do we talk about how Nashville's art is attracting visitors from around the world, but we do the nerdy math of how much economic impact art is bringing the city of Nashville, as well as the direct correlations that has on a city's future.

New openings at the International Airport. Covid-19 Hospitalizations are on the rise in Tennessee. Plus, we have more art galleries to visit in Wedgewood-Houston.

Will Nashville police actually enforce the mask mandate in downtown? Governor Lee says businesses will not shut down again in Tennessee. Plus, we crawl together through some art in Wedgewood-Houston.

Bars are closed until the end of July. Early voting begins Friday. Plus, we talk with longtime Wedgewood-Houston artists about the cultural contributions from the neighborhood.

There's still good news for the Nashville Soccer Club even as they pull out of the tournament down in Florida. New renderings have been released for a project slated for Music Row. We discover a building that has literally saved lives in Wedgewood-Houston.