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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2026 · 1H 7M

Money Moves Debuts, Towne Mall's New Name & a Namaste Revisit | E35

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Grafton Sizemore is now a weekly Hardin Local co-host, and this is the first Money Moves with G: why he will not give an exact rate on air, and why the idea that you need 20 percent down to buy a house is a myth. He walks through what low and zero down programs look like in general terms, what mortgage insurance really is, the "wait for rates" math, and why long-time renters are not locked out. Education only, not a rate quote or an offer.Also this week: Nate Bryan says Towne Mall is being renamed City Center, American Eagle opened, and Bean Cove and Whispering Dandelions Farm are closing. Jon O'Brien has a packed Labor Day Saturday, the veterans Stand Down, Fort Knox gate closures and the last two walking tours of the season. Rachel Brantingham's housing numbers show inventory falling to 439 as 24 homes went under contract, with a warning about contract releases. And Britten McDowell revisits Namaste Indian Cuisine and explains what a first-timer should order.Chapters0:00 Intro + Meet Grafton Sizemore1:46 Sponsor Read Bourbon Local2:26 Icebreaker Round Robin6:28 Events with Jon O'Brien14:20 Business Buzz with Nate Bryan American Eagle at Towne Mall + Two Closings22:21 Housing Market Update with Rachel Brantingham34:53 Money Moves with G The 20% Down Myth50:44 Experienced Eater with Britten McDowell Namaste Indian Cuisine Revisit1:04:19 Closing + CTAsHardin Local goes live every Tuesday at 1 PM ET on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram.Everything we cover, the full events calendar and the housing page: https://hardinlocal.com

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