Nashville Daily

Today we talk about the latest details of the Covenant School shooting, as well as where to donate and how you can help.

Podcast hosts Justin Croft and Nathan Badley join Nashville Daily to talk about their journeys to Nashville, how their Bob Ross podcast has given them opportunities to visit the tv show set, and they reveal their favorite Nashville neighborhoods.

Nashville is reaching out to the Federal Government for dollars for the new South Bank bridge. Plus, the new Nashville towers are reaching sky-high records for development.

The Business Journal names Nashville one of the top sports cities in the Nation. Gov. Lee’s transportation plan just got approval in the state house. Plus, we’ll try to walk through all the new towers and their locations that will be popping up in the skyline in Nashville over the next 10 years!

Spencer Burgon joins the podcast today to talk about all things Nashville food. Spence is the owner/operator of Rise Biscuits and Righteous Chicken of Nashville, and gives insight into how one location for a restaurant can make all the difference.

Andrew Cook is one of the founders of the restaurant The Fox Bar & Cocktail Club in 2016 and amidst the start of a global pandemic was able to open a coffee business, Elegy, that now has multiple locations all over Nashville. Andrew speaks with Stuart and Erin about what that process was like running the restaurant, along with opening the coffee shop all during the global pandemic and the juggling act that comes with running those businesses during such a difficult time.

A new bill amendment may take authority to regulate beer sales away from Metro Nashville and pass it on to state authorities. Sinatra Bar and Lounge announces an opening date. If Metro Council size did move down to 20, what would that look like? Plus, could this one factor for Nashville indicate that the city may be recession proof?

How much did Nashville banks and startups lose from last week’s bank failures? East Bank land right next to the proposed new Titans stadium is being bought. Plus, we examine Nashville’s caliber as a city compared to the other hit cities of the south.

Nashville is the 6th most searched city in the Nation for vacations. Beaman Automotive pulled out 500 cars over the past weekend from their downtown dealership. Plus, major plans announced to wrap around the existing bars on Demonbreun Hill.

A Black Market Bar enters the downtown Nashville Scene. The best BBQ in Tennessee is named. Plus, the State of Tennessee is being sued by the city of Nashville.

Mitchell and Jennifer started The Rabbit Hole VR, Nashville's first virtual reality gaming arcade, in 2016. Today, The Rabbit Hole operates the largest VR gaming arcade in the Southeast and specializes in helping other location-based entertainment facilities bring VR to their locations. The duo also launched the Virtual Marketing arm of the business in 2022 to consult companies on how to usher their brand into the metaverse through comprehensive virtual marketing services and digital strategy plans.

Nashville as well as Tennessee made a large showing on Southern Living’s lists of top places in 2023. A new hotel is eyed near the Korean Veterans roundabout. Plus, the timeline for a new Titans stadium is updated and predicted. How long will it be before they break ground?

A bill is signed by the Gov. Lee to limit the Council Members across the state to 20 per metro city. A historic mansion in Wedgewood-Houston will be opening its doors free to the public this year. Plus, a new neighborhood was just named just south of broadway and SoBro.

Brand Consultant Micah Pringle talks about why it’s important for Music City to keep its branding, and why some brands might have to have “brand therapy”.

A graduate of Babson College with a degree in Entrepreneurship, Kent has been forging a unique path for himself through what he calls “artrepreneurship”.

Dale Smothers is a RETIREMENT INCOME CERTIFIED PROFESSIONALTM in Campbellsville, Kentucky. As the president of RDS Wealth, Dale is dedicated to helping our clients Save Money, Plan Well, and Live HappyTM in retirement. As the host of our podcast and radio show, The Retirement Matters Show, Dale seeks to shine a light on what it means to LIVE HAPPY in every area of life.

Hands On Nashville (HON) builds capacity for individuals and agencies to meet needs through service. Its programs connect volunteers to opportunities supporting 100+ nonprofits, schools, and other civic organizations; help these partners reimagine volunteer potential; and bring awareness to the challenges facing the people and places in our community.

Three years ago, Nashville experienced a devastating natural disaster when an EF 2-3 tornado made its way through Germantown and East Nashville, and an EF 4 all the way through Cookeville, TN. Today we talk about our experiences with Brad Reynolds, and we also take a look at the tornado weather chances for today’s weather forecast.

Harsher punishments for distracted driving are being proposed in Tennessee. What restaurants are opening and closing over the next month. Plus, Broadway business owners add a new level of protection to their businesses.

Kimberly Greenwell, Host of My Southern Home TV and Home Education Expert, combines her unmatched media sales savvy with a passion for seeing aspirational homes come to life. With eleven seasons under her belt, Kimberly educates homebuyers on topics of renovation and building from the ground up while introducing viewers to trusted professionals that can help with properly creating a dream home including architects, contractors, realtors, interior designers, and more.