XPLR.NASH Podcast

Nashville is yet again struck by Mother Nature with some impactful winds. And the damage those winds have caused has put a record number of Nashvillians out of power. We’ll bring you a few ways to still celebrate Cinco De Mayo and also continue to bring about the generous spirit of Nashville.

The best food truck in Tennessee is now finding a permanent home in Nashville. Nashville is experiencing some summer like weather beginning this week. Plus, we interview a Nashville mural artist to find out how all of these murals are popping up so quickly.

Pit Master Carey Bringle calls into The Nashville Story to tell his BBQ story! Carey also gives us a peek at what COVID-19 has been like for Peg Leg Porker, and lastly, he tells us where he got his name for the podcast, "Live From BS Corner". It's a conversation you don't want to miss.

Proposed property tax increases don’t sit well with local businesses. Davidson County has extended their “Safer-at-Home” order. Also, we talk with a Nashville local about their 2010 flood experience.

The Blue Angels will be flying over Nashville next week. It’s time to get your haircut as salons and barber shops begin opening next week. Also, as we continue our flood series, we walk through a hidden archives page with hundreds of photos that highlight the full devastation of the 2010 flood.

Antibody testing will soon begin in Tennessee. As the rest of Tennessee opens, Nashville still has a closed sign on its door. Plus, Mayor Cooper reveals the financial challenges of next year's budget, as well as talks about a property tax increase.

Thanks to the Coronavirus, horse racing is now cancelled. Traffic may continue to be heavy due to increased drive-thru testing. As we continue our week-long series on the Nashville flood of 2010, today we look at the criticism that was aimed at the Army Corps of Engineers as well as the National Weather Service.

Unemployment continues to skyrocket. One of the nation’s largest apartment complex developers move into Nashville. This week is the ten year anniversary of the flood that devastated Nashville in 2010. Today we give a brief overview of the details that led to this devastation.

The Tennessee Whiskey Trail is new to the State, but quickly gaining worldwide recognition. Executive Director of the Tennessee Whiskey Guild, Sara Beth Urban, calls into the show to tell us all about it!

Mayor Cooper releases his phased approach for the reopening of Nashville. Chingy collabs with two hot Nashville artists to create a summer hit. And we talk with a few people who can help us navigate some of the issues with getting back and enjoying a paddle in that great Tennessee water.