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Amazon announces a new one million square foot distribution hub. Nissan Stadium will soon be hosting a world qualifying match. Plus, the latest on Humphreys County and the flooding in that area.

Record rainfall west of Nashville destroys towns and lives. We take a look at what caused this natural disaster and what you can do to help.

Kensie Coppin is a traditional country singer/songwriter from Texas. She currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. Kensie started performing at the young age of 6 and began performing weekly when she was just 8 years old. She has been working diligently on a new project, following up a 6 song EP released in 2016, that will be coming out later this year.

Justin Harvey is a Nashville artist that is producing some major collaborations in town. His latest work is Project Awake. Project Awake is a touring theatrical production that tackles social issues in Tennessee high schools; helping students unite to make their schools better and safer for all.

Tickets now on sale for Nashville’s newest stadium. A Middle Tennessee County made the Nation’s top list of hottest zip codes in the Nation. And what are the restaurants that were hot enough to make Guy Fieri feature them on his show?

It’s Episode 615, and we've launched into the video world! Today, we have the exciting announcement that you can now watch or listen to the podcast. To watch the show head to our Youtube Channel @xplr.nash. Don't forget to enter today's giveaway by heading to our YouTube channel and leaving a comment.

Former Jackalope Brewing site sees a large development on the horizon. Metro Nashville Schools says they’re going to ignore Governor Bill Lee’s most recent executive order. Plus, is Nashville on path to one million in population to beat Shelby County?

Governor Lee signs an executive order regarding masks in schools. The Wilson County/Tennessee State Fair broke a record over the weekend. And the numbers are in for Tennessee. Where are the fastest growing areas of Tennessee? Surprisingly it’s not Nashville.

Americana songwriter and artist Casey Frazier joins Nashville Daily to talk about his new release, The Pedestrian. He’s a visual artist, an avid outdoorsman and most importantly a father. Continuing the success and journey of previous albums, Casey is set to release his latest album, The Pedestrian on August 27th. Born in Kansas City and growing up with the Rocky Mountains as his backdrop in Colorado, Casey has a deep relationship to nature. He moved to Nashville at age 14, growing up around the music scene eventually leading him to writing on Music Row. From Appalachia to the coastlines of the west, the expansiveness of the country has rooted itself in his music.

Justin Sigel is a live performance artist that create 5 ft paintings for events in a matter of minutes. Justin joins us on the podcast today to talk about his journey as an artist, the story behind his paintings, his Christmas series, and how he found snow in Tennessee!

New music venues and concerts require the Covid vaccine or a negative test to enter. Cumulus Radio site sells shortly after its neighbor announces their new towers. Plus, ground will soon be breaking for the newest addition of the Nashville Yards.

A new Rocketown location may reveal some future plans for the city. Transportainment vehicles once again face possible regulation. Plus, we guide you through all of the entertainment of the Fair for this weekend.

Where are you most likely to get a speeding ticket in Nashville? Tacos are taking over the Nashville restaurant scene. Plus, it’s fair season in Middle Tennessee. This is your guide to enjoy all the fairs over the next few weeks.

Nashville unknowingly becomes the town in the movie, The Dark Knight, with the huge population of one animal. Governor Lee signs new executive orders easing hospitals during the surge of the Delta Variant of Covid-19. And don’t worry if you missed out on the Music City Grand Prix this past weekend.

A Nashville Civil War hospital will be renovated into a new hotel. Aerospace engineering company finds Tennessee as their landing zone. Plus, the Nashville Zoo plans to build a literal jungle.

This year will mark the 158th anniversary of the Battle of Stones River, which was one of the bloodiest conflicts of the Civil War. Jim recounts the context of how this decisive battle landed itself in the Middle Tennessee area and also how a Battle of the Bands also broke out on the battlefield.

Valet prices in Nashville may skyrocket thanks to an updated metro law. Does TDOT have the technology to see if you are flicking off your fellow driver? And is Nashville building a dog park the size of a farm?

Nashville Roads begin to shut down for the Music City Grand Prix. Masks will now be required inside of government buildings in Nashville. Plus, several music venues in town are now requiring vaccine cards for entry.

Williamson County gains a staple Nashville restaurant. An unexpected Tennessee City receives a prestigious international award. And did your favorite restaurant make the list of Food Network’s best restaurants in Nashville?

A new bourbon is released in celebration of the big race this weekend. What restaurants have opened recently in Nashville that are worth checking out? And on the topic of restaurants, Food Network released their list of Top Restaurants for Nashville.