This Is Nashville

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Daily News #114

This Is Nashville is a live one-hour daily show driven by community, for community. This flagship program of WPLN News will become your one-stop-shop for news in Nashville and Middle Tennessee, as we continue to show up each day.

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Recent Reviews
  • Mr. Clever
    the best local podcast option
    BY FAR, this is the best local new/culture podcast. A great host and lots of diverse opinions that show you where Nashville stands as a whole.
  • astarks1
    Metro Council 🤝 Artful storytelling
    Not to be dramatic but I am OBSESSED with inside council chambers! Love Nicole and khalils chemistry and I’m always impressed by Nicole’s VAST knowledge of metro council (esp when it includes CM drama + hot goss 😬). OH and the sound effects and music always hit too! This longtime WPLN listener is impressed and genuinely happy to hear y’all having fun at work! 🥳 BRB. I’ll update my review after I catch up on the Big Fella Update
  • ibbykb
    A terrifically helpful addition to our community
    I am a 25 year + resident of Nashville having lived here initially as a student then living elsewhere and returning to Nashville in the mid 2000s. This Is Nashville is my go-to source for information about issues and events in our community. I'm grateful for the intelligent way it is produced and for the wide-diversity of people and topics discussed. We all benefit from the work of the WPLN team and especially the work of This Is Nashville.
  • happyproudautismmom
    VERY INFORMATIVE
    Already love this podcast. Delivered in a very interesting way that makes you want to listen more. Good on you!
  • MPabroad
    Good for Nashville!
    I’m so happy we have a local show that digs deep into what’s happening in the city. WPLN has great people and this is them at their best.
  • nashvillehk
    Much needed
    I’m grateful to WPLN for investing in this program. As a long-time Nashvillian, I enjoy listening to understand what is going on in Middle Tennessee beyond the increasingly outrageous headlines.
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