Culture
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Automobile Evangelism II
By Edward Landstreet
‘68 Ford Thunderbird
Nashville's Best Old Fashioneds
By Valerie MalfyFood & Drink
Where to go in town to get the classic cocktail
Millennials Didn’t Ruin Cinema, They Just Made It About Themselves
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldMovies
Why Generation Me Isn’t Showing up Onscreen
Automobile Evangelism I
By Edward Landstreet
1976 Porsche 914
“When in Doubt, Go to the Library”
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldBooks
From an inaugural author ambassador program to the return of live tours and puppet shows, The Nashville Public Library retakes its place at the center of the…
Doping: The Other Form Of Russian Collusion
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikSports
A conversation with skeleton racer Anthony Watson
An Ode to Fowl
By Edward LandstreetFood & Drink
Chickens and their role on the regenerative farm
An Ode to Swine
By Edward LandstreetFood & Drink
The pig’s role on a regenerative farm
WithLove Charity
By Megan Lee Podsiedlik
We sat down with Tay Scheibe, Nashville resident and founder of WithLove Charity, to get some insight on how her organization has fared while navigating the…
The Death of the Home Mechanic
By Edward Landstreet
Environmental policy and its effects on the modern car
What's Dirt to You?
By Davis HuntOutdoors & Environment
Ignore the soil at your own peril
Polite, a Poser, or a Pain in the…
By John ArraTennessee
A tour through some of Tennessee History's more colorful characters
Prep Your Perfect Holiday Bar Cart
By Megan Lee Podsiedlik
It’s that time of year: family, friends, awkward conversations with Uncle Bob. Sometimes it’s the simple pleasures in life that get us through the holidays…
Looking Down from the Mountain
By Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield
Parnassus Books spent the last decade fashioning itself as a cultural lynchpin; Nashville’s literary scene would survive without it.
Monument or Mausoleum?
By Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield
Whether Nashville’s reign as “It City” began with summer 2012’s GQ feature or The New York Times’s travel-section coronation in the early days of 2013, Music…
Pure Cinema
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldMovies
On the cusp of its centennial, The Belcourt Theatre strives to retain its status as the center of Nashville’s film culture
Nashville's Most Haunted Spots
By Forgotten Nashville
To get you in the spirit this weekend, here are five places in Nashville said to be haunted
Grave Markers, Fraternal Orders, & Ghosts of the Past
By Megan Lee Podsiedlik
What ghosts of our past can teach us about our future
Fall in Love With Your Car
By Davis HuntOpinion
We take our cars for granted and this is a mistake...