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A sapsucker is a type of woodpecker. For you city slickers, a woodpecker is a bird, not a sex toy.
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The Monitoring Will Continue
❄️ The ice is melting as power outages continue · NES board meeting · Not much more!
This Week's Events >>
📅 Visit our On The Radar list to find upcoming events around Nashville. 🎧 On Spotify: Pamphleteer's Picks, a playlist of our favorite bands in town this week. 👨🏻🌾 Check out our Nashville farmer's market guide. Monday, 1/19 🪕 Bluegrass Monday with Kyle Tuttle @ Dee's Lounge, 6p, $10, Info 🪕 Val Storey, Carl Jackson,
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No. 340: Update Your Science, Man
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ Science · Guns · Ham · What else is there?
𝓧 WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: 9/22-9/28
The latest releases and special screenings hitting Music City this weekend
Benton's Best
Tennessee's King of Country Ham
No. 339: Walsh's Magic Wand
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ Trans Clinic · VUMC · Metro Council · Brown China · Space Force · Much More!
No. 338: Whose Vineyard Is It Really?
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ Martha and Her Vineyard · Metro Council · Green · Much More!
No. 337: Context is Everything
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ 60 Minutes · AG Skrmetti · Reading · Fall Foliage · Southern Football · Much More!
No. 336: All the Important Local Weirdos
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ Localism · Bar Hours Recap · WMDs in TN · Buses · Much More!
No. 335: Into the Fray
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ Bitcoin · East Bank · Barbecue · Marriage · Dystopia · Much More!
The Weekly Film Rundown: September 16-22, 2022
The latest releases and special screenings hitting Music City this weekend.
Delight Forged Through Suffering
The History of West Tennessee Barbecue
No. 334: It's 2022
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ Abbreviated · 2022 · Bathroom · AG Press · Much More!
No. 333: Checking In
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ Check In · Voter Turnout · Forgiveness · Abe Lincoln Witness · Much More!
No. 332: Waiting for Caesar
⁂ Nashville's Alt-Daily ⁂ Caesar · Sue · 9/11 · Public Land · Godfather · Much More!
September 11th and Selective Memory
In never forgetting 9/11, we willfully neglect that we could have curtailed our current epidemic of government overreach two decades ago