No. 514: Looking Ahead
🗓 Today, Davis previews what's to come next week, Geneva digs into a bill dealing in the use of mRNA vaccines in livestock, and Megan talks about Bill Beck's replacement in District 52.
Today's Newsletter
High Appraisals Threaten Broadway
🏙️ Sexton takes East Bank Authority to task · More zoning stuff · A bomb threat at Lipscomb · Much more!
This Week's Events >>
📅 Visit our On The Radar list to find upcoming events around Nashville. 🎧 On Spotify: Pamphleteer's Picks, a playlist of our favorite bands in town this week. 👨🏻🌾 Check out our Nashville farmer's market guide. Monday, 10/27 🎸 Messer Chups @ Eastside Bowl, 8p, $25.26, Info 🪕 Kyle Tuttle Bluegrass Monday @ Dee's Lounge,
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mRNAs In Your Meat
Elizabeth Murphy wants to understand the effects of mRNA vaccines on livestock for herself
No. 513: When Reddit Becomes Reality, We All Suffer
🗓 Today, Davis talks about the internet becoming reality, Megan recaps last night's Metro Council meeting, and Jerod reviews 'Sick of Myself'.
The Tragically Hip
Norwegian import 'Sick of Myself' takes on professional victimhood in ways only the American indie once could.
No. 512: Do you want beans with that?
🗓 Today, Davis talks about the barista strikes popping up across town, Megan previews tonight's council meeting, and we revisit H.D. Miller's review of Locust.
No. 511: Incomplete Info
🗓 Today, Davis addresses the Covenant killer's toxicology report, Miles celebrates Nashville SC's big win this weekend, and Megan talks Metro funding.
Nashville SC Stays Hot
Saturday's victory over STL SC sends a clear message to the rest of the league
No. 510: There is no culture war
🗓 Today, Davis gets you ready for this afternoon's live stream, Jerod provokes with a piece titled 'There Is No Culture War', Megan rounds up some news from the week, and we release our weekly movie rundown.
There Is No Culture War
How a status-obsessed critical class and creators entrenched in their dogma poison fruitful discourse
✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: June 16-22
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. 509: Making sense of nonsense
🗓 Today, Davis talks about Riley Gaines, we look back at Mike Wolf's favorite lunch spots, and Megan digs into the governor's transportation tour.
No. 508: On Red Flag Laws
🗓 Today, Davis offers some perspective on Red Flag laws, we revisit Jerod's piece on the VHS Renaissance, and Megan talks more about the racetrack.
Witt Utility, Ben Harris Railroaded from English Mountain
Despite bringing the community consistent water service for the first time in nearly a decade, Witt Utility forced to back out
No. 507: There's something in the water pipes
🗓 Today, Davis prefaces Geneva's investigation into ongoing disputes over water issues on English Mountain, and Megan digs into the city's new entertainment commission.
No. 506: The Transit Contract
🗓 Today, Davis talks transit freedom, Miles talks MLB expansion in Nashville, and Megan talks more about calls to cancel August's special session.