No. 681: Fracas in the Firehouse
📅 Today, Davis announces our Spring happy hour and talks about the fire department, while Megan recaps another community meeting about the controversial NEST program.
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No. 680: Out on the Weekend
🗓️ Megan recaps the council, Jerod reviews a poetry collection, and our weekly film rundown.
No. 679: Lost in the Sauce
📅 Today, Davis talks about the arts, Jerod reviews The Zone of Interest, and Megan digs into Metropolis, the parking company everyone seems to have issues with.
No. 678: Is the transit referendum doomed?
📅 Today, Davis talks about threats to buses and Megan recaps Super Tuesday in Nashville.
No. 677: Super Tuesday
🇺🇸 Super Tuesday, what do I do? How many potholes have been filled? And more!
No. 676: Keep Out
📅 Today, Davis talks about tourism again, Miles talks about the Preds hot streak, and Megan recaps Saturdy's contentious meeting on zoning reform.
No. 675: On the Big Screen
🎞️ Movies galore, most anticipated of 2024, Titans stadium groundbreaking, AG takes action, and much more!
No. 674: Baby Bust
📅 Today, Davis talks about fertility rates and Megan breaks down the discussion around Rep. Gino Bulso's flag bill.
No. 673: "Will you please stop?"
📅 Today, Davis delivers the quote of the day, Tyler reviews God & Country, and Megan examines how often MNPD plays the fall guy.
No. 672: Rents coming down?
🏘️ Is rent decreasing · Latest on the fairgrounds speedway · Mark Green changes his mind · Much more!
No. 671: Just Look at the Numbers
📅 Today, Davis talks about making numbers go up, Miles explains the NCAA vs. UT case, and Megan looks at what's behind Vision Zero.
No. 670: Off for the Weekend
📅 Today, Davis preps you, Jerod reviews May December, and Megan looks at a bill addressing juvenile crime and the governor's proposed budget.
No. 669: Justin Jones' Endless Summer
🌴 Rep. Jones' long vacation from divinity school, a look at the upcoming school board races, a Nashvillian on Shark Tank, and much more!
Divine Absence: Justin Jones’s Endless Vacation from Vanderbilt Divinity
Academic deans promised to look into the freshman state rep’s alleged role in covering up sexual assaults. Now, the university seems to be running cover for him.
No. 668: Density, Density, Density
🗺️ Density Galore, Derrick Henry's legacy, Nolensville Town Square, and much more!