Pipelines and data centers, Victoria Broderick's first interview, and an OZ preview
From This Is Nashville · 50:00
Show by WPLN News - Nashville Public Radio
Seemingly out of the blue, Tennessee’s 4th Congressional District flipped to the Democrats. This week, Victoria Broderick, heads to Washington, D.C. for freshman orientation. WPLN interviewed her before she left town. You’ll hear some of that chat on today’s show. We also drop in on a political celebration in Hillsboro Village where plant clippings from the Oval Office are becoming a symbol of hope. Plus, we're talking about the connection between an oversized gas pipeline and the expansion of AI data centers in Tennessee, a free Alzheimer’s caregiving conference next week, and a delightfully bizarre show from halfway around the world launching a new season at OZ this weekend.Guests: Caroline Eggers, environmental reporter, WPLN News Marianna Bacallao, power & equity reporter, WPLN News Daniel Jones, associate director of programming, OZ Arts Mark Murphy, artistic director, OZ Arts Lee Ann Hyatt, founder, We Remember You
More episodes of This Is Nashville
More episodes
- Re-Air: A new generation of Tennessee veterans
- Luthier Amanda Ewing on the art and apprenticeship of violin making
- Fluke or a bluer future? A roundabout on the redness of Tennessee
- Midterm results wrap, cutting the Metro Council, and 'Staking Our Claim'
- Trail running in the Tennessee hills
- Pre-election pep talk with Tre Hargett, Chloe Akers, Ming Wang and John Spragens
- From the Bell Witch to El Día de los Muertos: Tennessee’s Impressive Collection of Haunts
- Linus Hall on selling Yazoo, plus a gubernatorial forum recap and off Broadway on West End
- Curious Nashville: What’s the most haunted place in Nashville?
- Coach Nolan Smith on his winning revival at TSU
PodSearch is a free, independent podcast search engine. Read about PodSearch, the privacy policy or contact us.