Nashville Soccer Star on Dyslexia and Our Record-Breaking Season
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and local nonprofit Learning Matters is hard at work supporting and empowering K-12 students impacted by a diverse learning style. Host Rachel Iacovone is joined b...
7 Loka 28min
Who Saved the Symphony? Plus, Protests at Nashville's New Music Venue
Frank Strada resigned as commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Correction following the state’s failed attempt to execute Christa Pike this week. Hosts Rachel Iacovone, executive producer Whitne...
6 Loka 33min
This Palestinian Cafe Lost Its Chefs to ICE Last Month. What Now?
The ICE detainment and likely deportation of two Nashville chefs has rocked the Middle Eastern community surrounding Deir, the Palestinian coffeehouse and restaurant where they worked. Host Rachel Iac...
5 Loka 24min
‘Your City Could Be Better’: This Basketball Court Is Saving Residents From Floods — Presented By City Cast Nashville
When Nashville looks for inspiration for the future, does it look to the Netherlands? That’s what designers and officials in New York City did in order to integrate flood mitigation into public housin...
4 Loka 23min
Another Tennessee Execution Fails. Plus, Can We Be Music City Without a Symphony?
Tennessee has paused executions for the rest of the year after another failed attempt to carry out a death sentence. Host Rachael Iacovone is joined by executive producer Whitney Pastorek and creative...
2 Loka 32min
City Cast Nashville Presents: The Roast of Music City
On September 15, creative producer Marie Cecile Anderson hosted the first-ever City Cast Nashville Presents: The Roast of Music City. We welcomed a sold-out crowd to The Lab at Zanies for one night on...
1 Loka 36min
Nashville’s Best Karaoke Bars Are Saving Democracy, One Song at a Time
Nashville writer and Madison Branch children’s librarian Lisa Bubert sees karaoke as more than a chance to sing. In an essay for Noema, she makes the case that karaoke bars can help bridge our social ...
29 Syys 27min
