XPLR.NASH Podcast

There’s a business in Nashville that has contributed over 8 Billion Dollars in economic impact just in 2019. Amazon is seeking to demolish the largest refrigerator in Nashville. Plus, we give our final reflections as we say goodbye to the Berry Hill neighborhood.

The Hot Chicken Festival is still on for Nashville, but with a slight twist. The Tennessee State Museum will be the next Nashville attraction to open during the COVID-19 season. Plus, we tell you about what Berry Hill has to offer that no other area of Nashville can touch.

Bonnaroo cancels their 2020 festival. The Nashville Soccer Club Stadium may cease to exist. Plus, all Nashvillians must wear masks out in public due to a new executive order.

Jake Brown on his new book Behind the Boards: Nashville, his 50th book. The book will was released June 23rd and features behind the scenes interviews from 30 of country music’s top producers about artists such as Tim McGraw, Miranda Lambert, George Strait, Clint Black, Taylor Swift, and more.

The number of passengers at BNA are taking off. Speaking of taking off, so are the predictions for when Nashville will be back on it's feet. And did you know the origins of the new music row began as a bomb factory?

Some road construction will actually STOP in Nashville next week. Baseball could be a reality in Nashville for 2020. And if you've ever wanted to find the secrets to great biscuits and coffee, this episode is for you.

A drive-in concert series is set for Nissan Stadium. The Mother Church of Country music announced it’s reopening. And it's time to get Pfunky and learn about one of the most unique restaurants in Nashville.

Biscuits, Biscuits, Biscuits, you can now get biscuits through your phone in Nashville. A new restaurant coming to Germantown will soon give the ability to watch a Sounds game without entering the stadium. And we explore ALL of the groceries stores in Berry Hill and learn about pierogies on Nashville Daily.

The Tennessee State budget overcame hurdles at 3AM. Tennessee also just passed one of strictest Heartbeat Bills in the nation. And If you’ve missed getting a drink from the bar, miss no more because Nashville is entering Phase Three of reopening.

Director Chief Swann of the Nashville Fire Department brings us into the world of how the NFD was challenged by, but also ready for 2020. Swann walks us through everything that this year has brought to Nashville, including the March 3 tornado, and COVID-19.