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No. 570: A Small Proposal
📅 Today, Davis makes a proposal, Jerod furnishes his fall streaming guide, and Megan runs through a list of recent headlines.
The Pamphleteer's Fall 2023 Streaming Guide
What to watch when you're stuck at home this Fall
No. 569: Outsourcing Concern
📅 Today, Davis talks about the outsourcing of concern in America and Megan takes a look at the new Metro Council and what problems they've inherited.
No. 568: In the rearview
📅 Today, Davis opens, Miles talks about the Titans, Commodores, and Vols, and Megan gives the latest on the states' effort to cut the Metro council down to size.
Titans Snap Eight Game Skid as Vols and Commodores Lose
Wet and wild weekend of football keeps fans in Tennessee mentally unstable
No. 567: More of the same, more of the same
📅 Today, Davis talks about how things won't change, we look back at Matt Malkus' review of Alex Jahangir's book, and Megan takes us through the results of last night's election.
✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: September 14-20
The latest releases and special screenings hitting Music City this week. For a list of new and upcoming films, check out our 2023 Movie Guid
No. 566: Election Day Fanfare
📅 Today, Davis makes the final case for Rolli, and Megan provides context for today's election and what people are saying across the city.
No. 565: A Mayor Without a Crown
📅 Today, Davis sings to the muse, we re-up our interview with Alice Rolli, and Megan assesses whether Freddie can not show favor to anyone who gave him money.
No. 564: This time is different
📅 Today, Davis wonders if it's different this time, Jerod looks at two underrated movies that came out recently, and Megan discusses who will build the East Bank.
The Price of Self Reflection
"The Worst Ones" and "A Good Person" push back against the Hollywood message movie; it’s why no one’s heard of them.
No. 563: Carrying On
📅 Today, Davis chimes in on 9/11, Miles recaps the Titans' loss, and Megan looks at early voting turnout and what's ahead for the runoff.
Week One Woes
Ryan Tannehill flounders as Titans drop season opener in New Orleans 16-15
No. 562: A couple of things
📅 Today, Davis tells you what to do, Megan talks to the AG, we remind you who to vote for, and Jerod furnishes his weekly film rundown.
No. 561: Bright Lights, Big City
📅 Today, Davis talks about the city versus the state and Megan presents an abbreviated version of her conversation with AG Jonathan Skrmetti.