Nashville Daily

Founder of Cledis Burgers and Beer Garden and pitmaster Shane Nasby joins Nashville Daily on episode 1000 to talk about how he founded his burger restaurant with a dream of helping more than just the customers that walk in his restaurant.

Get your parking pass to the smokies before they are sold out. Plus, we review an outsiders list of their top 26 Nashville attractions.

Erin breaks down his top 5 episodes of the podcast since the inception of Nashville Daily.

Stuart breaks down his top 5 episodes of the podcast since the inception of Nashville Daily.

Nashville may have as many people moving out as moving in. Plus, are public restrooms a good idea in downtown Nashville?

The new Titans stadium is possibly just a few months away from final approval. Speaking of the Titans, a new GM for the team was just announced. Plus Nashville’s International Airport reveals the completion of their Grand Lobby today.

New details and renderings emerge for the new Broadway Bridge. Plus, the man who made today’s Nashville just announced that he is stepping back.

For a special and rare Food Friday, we're reviewing the new restaurant Fatbelly Pretzel Bakery and Deli.

The New Year’s Eve Bash less than a month ago shattered its previous record for direct visitor spending. A new law is currently being proposed that would limit the amount of calls a homeowner can receive from property developers. Plus, a few lots that are in prime developing positions have been quickly snagged by developers.

Lawmakers are attempting to introduce a new state symbol for Tennessee. Candied jalapeños are on the menu as we go behind the scenes for our latest video release. Plus, more rumors arise as moves are made in the effort to bring Major League Baseball to Nashville.

10 years ago, an article in the New York Times named Nashville the “It City”. Now, a decade later, opinion pieces are being written wondering if we still have whatever “it” is. We dig into what people are saying about Nashville today, and determine once and for all if Nashville is still the “It City”.

Today is Martin Luther King Jr. day, and we’ll be talking about his presence here in Nashville. Plus, talks of shrinking Nashville’s Metro Council has both sides of the aisle talking about the pros and cons of downsizing.

Nashville’s City Council members may not be safe in their current position as state lawmakers seek to reduce city council members statewide. According to a recent study, one Tennessee city made the list of top 20 hardest working cities. Plus, we know how great Nashville is, but is it better in East Tennessee?

The largest online sports betting company is opening a major restaurant and bar downtown. After the closing of Arnold’s Cafe, the property is expected to sell to the nearby Paseo South. Plus, one of California’s best is making its way to Tennessee. But how long will it be before we can enjoy its benefits?

An East Nashville Coffee shop has plans to expand to a new area that they describe “will be its own little city in five years”. A new, non-stop flight to Phoenix was just announced from a company that is not Southwest Airlines, and the flight cost to get across the country is pretty good! Plus, the owner of Party Fowl, Austin Smith, has his sights set on more things than just new hot chicken locations.

Metro Nashville Police are applying for a $3 Million grant that may hold some controversy in what they hope to achieve. Northeast of Nashville, the City of Madison has a massive tax incentive approved for a major downtown project. Speaking of major projects, Belle Meade may not have the worst Kroger in town any longer after this major development announcement.

Second Avenue has sat unchanged for nearly two years since the bombing in downtown Nashville. Now, renovations may finally begin in the area. Midtown just recently just sold some of its land to a Cookeville hotel management company. Is a new Midtown tower in the works? Plus, what laws that were passed in 2022 are taking effect now in 2023?

Many changes to downtown Nashville buildings were announced over the holiday season. Plus, where we’ll be eating in 2023.

Even though Nashville’s growth slowed just a touch during 2022, Tennessee as a whole has grown more than ever. If you drive to other mid-sized cities around the U.S. and wonder what’s different, we have part of that answer for you. Plus, we’ll tell you which roads NOT to drive on in 2023.

Nashville realtor Brad Reynolds joins us on today's podcast to give his predictions for major announcements coming to Nashville in 2023