Today could become a new holiday beginning in 2021. Nashville moves into Phase Three of Reopening starting Monday. In Celebration of Summer Solstice, we bring you back 2500 years to a celebration that was held right here in Middle Tennessee.

Budgets and wellness rule the roost for today’s episode. Plus, everything is cancelled in Franklin.

The Nashville Soccer Club begins full team training. Mayor Cooper backs the new ban on chokeholds for Metro Police. What is it like to be a resident or guest in the Berry Hill neighborhood?

Nashville will remain in Phase Two as COVID-19 cases remain high. “Free Capitol Hill” demonstrators remain on site after weekend protests. But if you want to take a break from everything happening in Nashville, we’ll bring you all of the activities and entertainment in Berry Hill.

Peaceful protests as well as autonomous zones filled the downtown area this past weekend. Nashville symphony announces season cancellation. After talking about food in Berry Hill for two days, we’ll dive into places to burn those calories off!

Butch Spyridon calls into Nashville Daily to talk about how Nashville has achieved its growth over the past 30 years. He has served as president and CEO of the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corporation (NCVC) since 1991. Under his leadership, Nashville’s hospitality industry has evolved from an industry largely based on theme park and summer leisure travel, to a year-round destination for convention, business and leisure visitors. Hospitality’s evolution has made it the city’s second largest industry and elevated annual revenues to $4 billion.

Some downtown Nashville green space is getting an upgrade. Yet again, another very large skyscraper is announced for downtown. Plus, we talk about some of the best places for dinner, dessert, and drinks in Berry Hill.

2025 could be a great year for Nashville as we put ourselves in the running for another NFL draft. BNA can now send everyone on a magic carpet ride. Plus, we discuss the best of the breakfast, lunch, and coffee scene in Berry Hill.

State and local fairs have been cancelled across Tennessee. A restaurant has actually opened up during the pandemic. Plus, we talk with RCA studio B director, Justin Croft about the music world as it relates to Berry Hill.

The Tennessee State Comptroller writes a stern letter to Nashville’s Metro Council. Nashville police will soon begin suiting up with body cameras. Plus, we dig into the history of Berry Hill with our Tour Around Nashville.