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Marie Cecile Anderson - Creative producer and host for City Cast Nashville, leading conversations about Nashville news, culture, civic issues, and local life.
Emma Supica - Nashville’s Independent Theater Scene, Unconventional Performance, Affordable Spaces, And Local Theater Companies.
Daniel Jones - Nashville’s Experimental Theater Scene, Independent Artists, Affordable Performance Spaces, And The Kindling Arts Festival.
The Best Roadside Oddities Near Nashville
August 04, 2026
If you’re sick of normal summer road trips, this episode is for you. City Cast Nashville contributor and travel writer Margaret Littman joins creative producer Marie Cecile Anderson to give us her guide to the best nearby roadside oddities, including not one but two Stonehenge replicas, a chicken wire Minnie Pearl, and the world’s largest cedar bucket. Learn more about the sponsors of this Aug. 4th episode: Brooklyn Bowl VOTE FOR US in the Nashville Scene’s Best of Nashville 2026 Awards! ...
It’s Election Season in Nashville. But What If You Can’t Vote?
August 03, 2026
Election Day is Thursday … but over 400K of our Tennessee neighbors don’t have the right to vote, thanks to a felony conviction. Nashville native and community organizer Larry Turnley joins us to share his own journey from a life sentence to having his record expunged, talk about the barriers others face, and the investments he says our city needs to make to give our younger generation a chance at success. Learn more about the sponsors of this Aug. 3rd episode: Brooklyn Bowl VOTE FOR US in...
‘Your City Could Be Better’: How One City Beat Restrictive Zoning — Presented By City Cast Nashville
August 02, 2026
Do you know how zoning laws affect Nashville’s housing costs? New Haven, CT, has been governed for years by restrictive zoning that made it physically impossible to build tall buildings downtown, even for housing — that is, until the local government finally aligned to overturn it. City Cast CEO David Plotz sits down with Eli Sabin, a New Haven native and one of the alders (aka city council members) responsible for passing this change in recent months. Eli spent years working toward this goal...
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