All Episodes

Steven Womack: Writer, Former Watkins Film School Instructor

Kelley Henry, Federal Public Defender

Bonus Episode: 'The High Cost of Low Wages in Nashville'

Digging Into the Sweeping ICE Operation in Nashville

Major Jackson: Poet and Teacher

Michael Shane Neal: Portrait Artist

Rev. Matt Steinhauer: Pastor and Advocate

Andrew Leeper and Will Minkoff of Nashville Severe Weather

Mo Sabri, Muslim Country Musician

Linda Rose: Immigration Attorney, Musician and Black Belt

Mike Bub: Bass Player and Bluegrass Stalwart

Jim Bartoo: Marketing Director, Nashville Zoo

Elliott Robinson: Keeper of the Nashville Public Library's Civil Rights Room

Ellen Angelico: Musician, Writer and Host of 'Girl in a Hurry'

The murder of Marcia Trimble: a crime that shocked Nashville

Rebecca Haw Allensworth: law professor, author of The Licensing Racket

Willie Steele: writer, professor and aspiring knuckleballer

Dr. Agenia Clark: president, Fisk University

Giancarlo Guerrero: music director, Nashville Symphony

Marty Slutsky: audio pioneer and presidential debates producer

Alisha Haddock: executive director, Neighbor 2 Neighbor

Joe West: musician and Nashville airport house band

Best of 2024: Books

Best of 2024: Rose Palermo, divorce attorney to the stars

Best of 2024: Frankie Staton: singer, songwriter, Black Country Music Association co-founder

Best of 2024: Elisheba Mrozik: tattooer, artist and organizer

Best of 2024: A Look Back at the Old Banner — From People Who Were There

Hal Cato: CEO, Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Tessa Lemos Del Pino: executive director, Tennessee Justice for Our Neighbors

Nashville Election 2024: Analysis by Steve Cavendish, Stephen Elliott and Sarah Grace Taylor

A Girl Has No President: anonymous Instagrammer

Rev. Charles Strobel, founder of Room In The Inn

Tyler Mahan Coe, creator of Cocaine & Rhinestones

Jared Sullivan, author of Valley So Low

Anne Byrn, cookbook author

Hazel Joyner-Smith: founder and CEO, International Black Film Festival

Myles Maillie: painter and visual artist

MaryAnne MacKenzie: teacher at Hattie Cotton during 1957 bombing

Special Episode: We Are North Nashville

Gerold Oliver: actor

Morgan Price: Fisk University gymnast and first HBCU national champion

Amanda Little: journalist, professor, founder of Kidizenship

Henry Martin: Nashville federal public defender

Jeff Holmes: songwriter and frontman for The Floating Men

María Magdalena Campos-Pons: artist, professor and curator

Dr. Sophie Bjork-James: scholar of white nationalism

Rose Palermo: divorce lawyer to the stars

Betsy Phillips: author of Dynamite Nashville, on Civil Rights-era bombings

Valerie Meece: retired MNPD assistant chief

Macon Kimbrough: former Warehouse 28 manager

Phil Williams: investigative reporter

Ann Powers: NPR music critic and author of new Joni Mitchell book

Richard Courtney: cancer survivor, Beatles superfan and real estate agent

Frankie Staton: singer, songwriter, Black Country Music Association co-founder

Dr. Jon Roebuck: preacher behind 'A Moment That Matters'

Eden Wilkinson: Romanian American adoptee

Mark Wynn: domestic violence survivor and former cop

Elisheba Mrozik: tattooer, artist and organizer

A Girl Has No President: anonymous Instagrammer speaks

Bonus Episode: Steven Hale on Death Row Welcomes You

Sharon Ferrara: audio pioneer, songwriter and musician

A Look Back at the Old Banner — From People Who Were There

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