The Battle of Franklin
Porter offers some folk analysis on the contentious mayor's race in Franklin.
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Democracy In Name Only
🚨 Head of Metro’s 911 Call Center on administrative leave · 8,800 TN CDL holders lack required citizenship records · Metropolis on the hook for $9 million in consumer protection violations · Much more!
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The Pamphleteer’s Guide to the Southern Festival of Books
With a new venue and expanded offerings, Nashville’s premiere literary event taps into our current reading Renaissance
No. 591: The Future is Female?
đź“… Today, Davis wonders about the future, we re-up Jerod's profile of Tennessee Stand's Gary Humble, and Megan reviews some recent judicial rulings of note.
No. 590: The Only Constant is Change
đź“… Today, Davis presents today's feature by Jerod Hollyfield on Gary Humble's advocacy in Williamson County and Megan recaps last night's Metro Council meeting.
The Humbling
Gary Humble has revolutionized conservative politics in Middle Tennessee. Now, he has to survive the pushback from the most prominent members of his own party.
No. 589: The Perfection of Baseball
đź“… Today, Davis marvels at the baseball diamond and Megan talks about the latest with the state takeover of the airport authority and previews tonight's council meeting.
No. 588: The Floating City
đź“… Today, Davis wonders if he's seeing things and Megan discusses the city's approach to "climate change."
No. 587: On Walking
đź“… Today, Davis talks about walking, and Megan talks about Gov. Lee's day of prayer and fasting.
No. 586: Coming to you live
đź“… Today, Davis reminds you to tune in, Jerod reviews the new Exorcist movie, and Megan rounds up some news involving participatory budgeting and the Franklin mayor's race.
Local Color and 'The Exorcist: Believer'
David Gordon Green’s reimagining of the horror classic is the definitive portrait of the American South.
No. 585: The Rise of Pants
đź“… Today, Davis talks about pants, Tyler Hummel reviews the latest docuseries from the Daily Wire, and Megan talks about Freddie O'Connell's finance director, Kevin Crumbo.
Review: DailyWire’s "Convicting A Murderer"
The Nashville conservative outlet wants to leave a mark with its new True Crime series
No. 584: The Principled Thing
đź“… Today, Davis talks about the Current Thing delusion, Glen Gaugh joins us to recap the latest charter school victory in Jackson-Madison, and Megan recaps last night's event at the JCC and bus route changes.
State Charter Commission Approves Charter School Despite Denial by School Board
Hillsdale-affiliated American Classical Academy approved in Jackson-Madison despite opposition from board.
No. 583: A Different Kind of Politics
đź“… Today, Davis talks about the events that eclipsed Columbus Day, Miles breaks down the Titans' loss to the Colts, and Megan surveys the responses of politicians in the state and city to the tragedy in Israel.