Nullification Part Deux
We talk with Senator Adam Lowe about last week's summer study over whether or not the state can ignore orders from the federal government
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It's 1832 all over again...
📜 Nullification Part Deux · Abortion on the ballot · Johnston against referendum · TikToking · Much more!
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On Stoicism And New Southern Optimism
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This Week in Streaming (October 8th)
Our recommendations to counteract the endless scrolling.
Getting to Cheekwood Harvest
Nashville’s premiere botanical garden celebrates fall while never losing sight of the next season.
Robby Starbuck's Crusade Against Woke
The Nashville-area activist carves out a niche by exposing corporate DEI programs to consumers
Thoughts on Megalopolis
Our takes on the movie of the moment
Thong Girl Forever
Filmmaker Glen Weiss talks about his superhero franchise and what’s next
This Week In Streaming (October 1st)
Our recommendations to counteract the endless scrolling.
Hollywood Is Still Heading South
The filmmakers behind Hayden Panettiere’s new movie, Amber Alert, are thrilled to let our region play itself.
Wrestling Over Weather Control
Rep. Monty Fritts talks about his infamous weather modification bill
Niceley Returns to the Farm
Historian, Farmer, & Former State Senator Frank Niceley retrospects & looks forward
This Week In Streaming (September 24th)
Our recommendations to counteract the endless scrolling.
Review: American Refugees
Roger Simon is one of those California transplants to Tennessee we’ve heard so much about. The mystery novelist and former columnist for The
The French Italian and the Urbanite’s Plight
Filmmaker Rachel Wolther brings her dynamite study of diminished millennial prospects to the Nashville Film Festival
Review: Reagan (2024)
Reagan’s Propaganda Is A Good Thing, Actually