The Strange, True Tale of Nashville’s Most Prominent Occultist
Have you ever driven past the exit for Ben Allen Road and wondered who that guy was? By popular demand, local historian and Nashville Scene columnist Betsy Phillips is back to tell host Marie Cecile A...
22 Apr 32min
The Best Art Classes and Creative Things To Do in Nashville
Looking for art classes or creative things to do in Nashville? Longtime Metro Public Schools art teacher Linda Anderson joins her daughter, host Marie Cecile Anderson, to share the best places around ...
21 Apr 21min
How an Interstate Wiped Out This Nashville Neighborhood
As renovations begin at Fort Negley, we’re looking back at the history many Nashvillians were never taught. Host Marie Cecile Anderson is joined by historian Dr. Angela Sutton and African American Cul...
20 Apr 28min
Your City Could Be Better': Why Seattle Gives Every Voter $100 — Presented By City Cast Nashville
Could public financing get more Nashvillians involved in local elections? For the last decade, the City of Seattle has issued $100 in vouchers to every voter to donate to the candidate of their choice...
19 Apr 32min
Downtown Security Drama, Early Voting, and State Lawmakers Come After Us Again
On today’s Friday News Roundup, host Marie Cecile Anderson is joined by newsletter editor Margaret Kingsbury and contributor Nicole Williams to give a refresher on what’s on the Davidson Country prima...
17 Apr 37min
Is Nashville's Viral Coffee Shop Even Good?
Looking for the best coffee shops in Nashville? Local coffee expert LaKeithea Nicole of Brewing with LaKeithea on YouTube joins host Marie Cecile Anderson to share her go-to spots across the city — fr...
16 Apr 27min
What Nashville Can Learn From Nature, With Author Margaret Renkl
Nashville’s first official planting day of the season is here, and we’re celebrating with Margaret Renkl. The author and New York Times columnist joins us to talk about her new children’s book, The We...
15 Apr 31min
Does Nashville Have a Language Problem?
Nashville is home to people who speak many different languages, but most city services still operate primarily in English. The Metro Human Relations Commission, alongside the mayor’s office, has launc...
14 Apr 27min
