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  • WeGo's Steve Bland: Regional Transit Dynamics

    WeGo's Steve Bland: Regional Transit Dynamics
    2024/10/07
    Jamie and Braden talk Nashville news, including the latest with the East Bank and what Nashville can do to help with the flooding in North Carolina. A Metro hat tip and an announcement! Then we visit with WeGo CEO Steve Bland to discuss our current bus system as well as our regional transportation dynamics. 👉🏼 Support Marissa and buy a copy of "Her Country" 👉🏼 Register to Vote here 👉🏼 Early voting dates and locations 👉🏼 Email your council member Brought to you by 8th & Roast Music by William Tyler
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    1 時間 11 分
  • Marissa Moss: Our Country?

    Marissa Moss: Our Country?
    2024/09/30
    Jamie and Braden talk Nashville news, including a huge development on the East Bank. Our guest this week is author and Rolling Stone country music reporter Marissa Moss. How is Nashville treating it's country artists, in particular women? How has the industry changed over time and what challenges are we facing as a Music City? 👉🏼 Support Marissa and buy a copy of "Her Country" 👉🏼 Register to Vote here 👉🏼 Early voting dates and locations 👉🏼 Email your council member Brought to you by 8th & Roast Music by William Tyler
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    1 時間 34 分
  • Election Season is here

    Election Season is here
    2024/09/23
    Jamie and Braden talk Nashville news and politics. Transit updates and movements, election coverage and storylines, the Nashville Film Fest with Steve Cavendish of the NashvilleBanner.com . 👉🏼 Register to Vote here 👉🏼 Early voting dates and locations 👉🏼 Email your council member Brought to you by 8th & Roast Music by William Tyler
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    1 時間 6 分
  • Taylor, Media and Ed Yarbrough

    Taylor, Media and Ed Yarbrough
    2024/09/16
    Jamie and Braden talk Nashville news and politics. A Tennessee-based media company is at the middle of international controversy. Taylor Swift has made big news after a big debate. And Tennessee's AG is once again trying to do something about social media and our kids. Then we visit with former US Attorney for Middle Tennessee Ed Yarbrough. Transparency in the judiciary, how politics has changed over time, serving in the Vietnam War, working on the Covenant public records case and Glen Casada case and much more. 👉🏼 Register to Vote here 👉🏼 Early voting dates and locations 👉🏼 Email your council member Brought to you by 8th & Roast Music by William Tyler
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    1 時間 15 分
  • Mayor Freddie O'Connell

    Mayor Freddie O'Connell
    2024/09/09
    Mayor Freddie O'Connell sits down with Jamie and Braden to talk transit. Convincing swing voters, how this plan will help everyone, what concerns are being voiced, does this plan set up the city for future growth, appealing to young users and much more. Brought to you by 8th & Roast Music by William Tyler Email your council member
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    1 時間 25 分
  • What does the TSSAA actually do?

    What does the TSSAA actually do?
    2024/09/03
    Jamie and Braden visit with Chris Yow from Main Street Media to talk about the TSSAA. What does it do, what are it's goals, how does it help student athletes in the state and where could it be improved. We also talk youth sports and one potential ballot question about Shelby Co. Brought to you by 8th & Roast Music by William Tyler Email your council member
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    1 時間 16 分
  • Hale: Nashville's relationship with booze

    Hale: Nashville's relationship with booze
    2024/08/26
    Jamie and Braden are joined by reporter and auther Steven Hale from the Nashville Banner. We react to the DNC and dive into Nashville's relationship with alcohol and the dynamics of downtown. Additionally, what is the city doing about domestic violence? Brought to you by 8th & Roast Music by William Tyler Email your council member
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    1 時間 32 分
  • Pastor Tucker: Answers are in the tension

    Pastor Tucker: Answers are in the tension
    2024/08/19
    Jamie and Braden tell a transit story and try to celebrate some housing headlines. Then Jamie sits down with Nashville native Pastor David Tucker (29:00). We talk police accountability, why the Metro Arts saga is indicative of larger issues, emboldened Nazis and the racial nature of policy in Nashville. Please answer some questions so we can do better! Brought to you by 8th & Roast Music by William Tyler Email your council member
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    1 時間 31 分