Will Work for Laughs
An interview with Nate Bargatze, the Nashville comedian that Marc Maron and Jim Gaffigan think you should know about.
Articles
One Night with Hazel Jones
On the hunt for the history of Skull’s Rainbow Room—and Nashville Burlesque—with Madam Hazel Jones
Sweet Mercy
Amanda Shires’ My Piece of Land Maps the Craziness of Becoming a Mom
2016 Holiday Gift Guide
Styled by Kate Mills and Mackenzie Moore. Produced by Charlie Hickerson
Settling the Score
Claire Boling, Timbre Cierpke, and Kelly Corcoran discuss classical music in Nashville and beyond
Living The Sushi Dream
How Nomzilla mastermind Thet H. Tint went from studying medicine to serving up hot chicken sushi
The Odyssey of Wu
Master composer and musician Wu Fei shares about love, a beautiful ancient instrument, and the freedom of true improvisation
Just Like Starting Over
Wardrobe Stylist: Stephanie Thorpe HMU: Kristen Carbine
Kindred Cooks
A conversation between Chauhan Ale & Masala House co-owner Maneet Chauhan and her protégé, Vasisht Ramasubramanian
The Buzz Around Town
The Music City Center has added half a million honey bees downtown, and that’s sweet news for much greater reasons than honey
Against the Grain
Tyler Hildebrand’s art isn’t always pretty, but neither is the world he comes from
Literature Spotlight: Tiana Clark
Tiana Clark is a Pushcart Prize nominee living and performing poetry in Nashville, Tennessee.
Come Fly with Me
A day out on the water and in the shop with Jones Fly Company
The Metamorphosis
Charcoal and graphite artist Stephen Watkins on speaking through silence
Failing Tenth Grade Chorus (and Other Rumors)
A look inside the superstitious, sedulous, and often scandalous world of Nikki Lane
The Newcomer
Miranda Whitcomb Pontes is causing a stir in East Nashville
The Rhinestones Show, I Took The Blows, And Did It My Way
Manuel Cuevas on a lifetime of design
It’s a Tennessee Thang
Last year, Isabel Simpson-Kirsch made waves with her Lil B inspired fashion line. Now, she’s keeping it Based with Ten-A-Key, a collection influenced by hip-hop from her home state
Like Mother, Like Son
The founders of Jamaicaway are on a mission to feed you—especially if your name is Rihanna, Drake, or Guy Fieri.
The Trampling and Regrowth of Buffalo Clover
Buffalo Clover has dealt with death, dishonesty, and disappointment, but their music has allowed them to overcome their haunting past.
Just Say No
Foreign Fields spent the better part of seven years trying to be the successful band of their childhood dreams, but when sudden mental health issues put that pursuit in a new perspective, they found their way to a different path—one that’s taking them where they really want to go
A Harrowing History
Ashley Doggett’s talent has gained international attention, and now her hometown is taking notice
Not Her First Time
Kelsey Waldon on growing up in a hunting lodge, classic country, and recording her new album, I’ve Got a Way
Hog Wild
Pat Martin builds a mecca to West Tennessee barbecue in the heart of downtown Nashville.
Everything In Its Right Place
After years of working with The Patterson House, Pinewood Social, and The Catbird Seat, Chef Josh Habiger is finally manning his own ship at Bastion
We Could be Heroes
After giving Nashville Musica and Athena Parthenos, sculptor Alan LeQuire is honoring Tennessee suffragists with his newest work, Tennessee Woman Suffrage Monument.
Out of My Head
Andrew Leahey discusses journalism, brain surgery, and his new record, Skyline in Central Time
The Path to Jocephus
Joseph Hudson, AKA Jocephus Brody, wants to show you the way to enlightenment through dropkicks and Kierkegaard
It’s Not a Sprint, It’s a Marathon
If you sit down with Barry Walker of Marathon Village, be prepared for an earful of stories—and bring a cigar
Poppin’ Off
Singer-songwriter CAPPA predicts Nashville will soon be a pop destination, and if her recent success is any indication, she might be right.
The New Death Gospel
John Christian Phifer is helping the Nashville community live more purposeful, fulfilling lives by changing our relationship with death
The Waiting is the Hardest Part
After four years, STAN is finally back at work on a new album and full of fresh ideas.
Reelin’ In The Years
From growing up on the Bayou to touring with Jack White: Tracking Brooke Waggoner's decadelong carreer
The Kids Are Alright
Since forming Cardboard Kids in 2013, Jake Germany, Austin Cunningham, and Brandon McFarlin have delivered their modern Texas rock 'n' roll to a national audience. Now based in Nashville and working on a new album, they're ready to make their mark again
Shacking Up
Steve and Susan Richter's tiny Riverside Grillshack on Rosebank is a few blocks south of normal
Art is a Place
Thaxton Abshalom Waters discusses the past, present, and future of art and life in North Nashville
Through Roze Colored Glasses
Spotlight on Milly Roze
Just Kidding (But Not Really)
With their new album, Wake Up Laughing, Music Band has become a band you have to take seriously—even if they don't always take themselves very seriously
Hungry Eyes
Allan Powell founded Nashville Grown to connect local farmers with local eaters, and his foraging skills have put wild foods back on the menu
Queen of the Cumberland
Nashville may become a river town again thanks to Annie Klaver and River Queen Voyages
Your Friendly Neighborhood Occult Shop
A look into the magickal world of Draconis Arcanum
Sister Act
Sisters Alexis and Britt Soler have turned an old boiler room into Nashville's most unique cocktail bar. You just have to find it
Love and Pop
The members of *repeat repeat talk about road life, new beginnings, and being a family business
Beyond Illness
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