This Week In Streaming (October 1st)
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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)
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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
A Sound Transplant
Audio Engineer James Price brings his expertise from the North—no yankeeisms included
This Week in Streaming (September 17th)
Our recommendations to counteract the endless scrolling.
Flip-Flopping Freddie
In 2018, he wanted to show voters how much Mayor Barry's transit referendum could cost them. In 2024, he doesn't think it necessary. What changed?
Dispatch from the Premiere of The Daily Wire’s Am I Racist?
The conservative media empire releases its first film in theaters and makes the case for Matt Walsh as a movie star.
Musings of the Carbon King
Jason Isaac, CEO of the American Energy Institute, talks to us about the nation's energy landscape
Review: Michiko Kakutani’s The Great Wave
As the chief critic for The New York Times Book Review from 1983-2017, Michiko Kakutani anointed a host of 20th century literary titans like
Cracker Barrel and The Makings of The Modern South
We kick off our fall series on the vital role the iconic restaurant chain plays in the South and the identity crisis that may be its undoing.