Nature provided a surround sound of music as I tended to the mundane. The “over” watering of mint to smell its fresh, vibrant fragrance was
On January 7, after more than 40 years serving Southern-style meat-and-three favorites to generations of Nashvillians from an unassuming cinderblock shack in Midtown, the legendary
Growing up in Nashville, the Fisk Jubilee Singers were, and remain, a constant presence for the developing Black singer. My own reference for Western classical
Words made this town. Words in novels, history books, and poetry. Ann Patchett, Jon Meacham, and Tiana Clark are names that many readers recognize, their
Welcome to The Nashvillian! We’re so glad you are here for our inaugural issue.
Mental health struggles, burnout, isolation from community, feeling a loss of control over one’s own life. These are the things that we have all had
I love television. I always have. The television is always on in my house or my hotel room, even if it’s background noise.
I recently celebrated the anniversary of one of my most significant life events. Fifty years ago, I officially became a comic book fan.
I’ve been thinking about change a lot lately. Not the kind that rattles in your pocket, but CHANGE. The big kind. The kind that’s always
