The Tennessee Legislature Just Wrapped. What Bills Got Passed?
The Tennessee General Assembly adjourned for the year last Thursday, and we’re digging into what they actually got done. Joining host Marie Cecile Anderson is WPLN power and equity reporter Marianna B...
27 Apr 35min
'Your City Could Be Better': Meet Nashville's Rogue Bench Builders
Are DIY urban projects the key to improving the infrastructure in Nashville — and beyond? The grassroots group To Nashville, With Love has built and installed 60 benches at bus stops around the city, ...
26 Apr 25min
Nashville’s Next Next Great Neighborhood, NES Tree Slashing, and Our Air Got an F
This week, Metro Council passed two bills — and a whole bunch of amendments — that will shape the future of the development planned for the scrapyard site for years to come. (BTW: It’s Wasioto Bend no...
24 Apr 29min
Your Guide To Camping in Nashville
The nights are still cool, and the mosquitoes haven’t yet reached lethal proportions, so why not seize this magical moment in time and go camping! Former Patagonia Nashville store manager Matt Heinly ...
23 Apr 30min
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
