Nashville’s historical Cummins Station may have some room for businesses soon. Now that 440 is complete, it's time to begin improving the areas around it. Plus, we find the original land of the Wedgewood-Houston founder.

We talk with local rocker Aurelia about her journey to Nashville from Paris. Also discussed is Nashville's local rock scene and how it might compare to other cities.

COVID-19 Cases are up as statues come down. Metro Schools have also made decisions about how they will start the school year. Plus, we arrive at our newest destination as we tour around Nashville, Wedgewood Houston.

The Governor recommends the Nathan Bedford Forrest bust to be moved out of the capitol. East Nashville is getting a pedestrian bridge. Plus, we talk with the author of the Home Based Business Modernization Bill that passed this week.

It’s now the fans, not the football players, who can play the option. A new luxury car show room takes the floor on second avenue. If you had doubts about Nashville’s real estate futures, think again.

Mask mandates hit the surrounding counties as Governor Bill Lee gives county mayors health authority. A second tax-free holiday may come to a restaurant near you. Plus, we’ll talk about a great new place that could be a much needed Nashville Daycation.

A downtown coffee staple closes as a bourbon room opens. Downtown fireworks were replaced with downtown protests on Saturday, We’ll get your summer started right with our list of the top places to grab ice cream in Nashville.

On America's birthday, we record on the site of the historic Carton property to discuss how history plays a role in learning about today. Our guests are Podcasters and Historians Brad and Sarah from the Battle of Franklin Trust.

Nashville returns to Phase two with its reopening plan. Nashville’s hot chicken festival is a’clucking. The fourth of July is now canceled in Nashville, and we’re still unclear as to why.

Over a dozen new laws take effect in Tennessee. Music Row gains a new hotel during the pandemic. Plus, we’ll bring you the best way to enjoy Nashville’s modified Fourth of July fireworks celebration.