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Gerold Oliver: actor
When Smyrna native Gerold Oliver takes the stage, he has a way of winning over audiences. He's currently playing the role of Orlando in the Nashville Shakespeare Festival's production of As You Like It - which features plenty of music and Gerold on guitar. And soon, he'll also be starring in The Best School Year Ever at the Nashville Children's Theater, where he's artist in residence.
Gerold keeps busy, both because he loves acting and because he has a young son at home to support. (Yes, he and his son run lines together sometimes - even Shakespeare.) Although there's always the lure of the coastal entertainment hubs, where there might be more chances to find film roles, he's found a way to make it work here in Nashville, and our theater scene is all the better for it.
Guest: Gerold Oliver
Host: Demetria Kalodimos
Producers: Andrea Tudhope and Steve Haruch
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Kingston Springs Sewage Emptying Into the Harpeth River, Conservationist Group Poised to Sue
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A sewage treatment facility in Kingston Springs, Tenn., empties into the Harpeth River every day. It’s legal to do this, but under the Clean Water Act, these wastewater discharges need to be within certain limits. During some periods, E. coli bacteria was more than 2,000 percent higher than the permitted amount. After years of trying to get the state to address the problem, a conservation group...
Morgan Price: Fisk University gymnast and first HBCU national champion
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Five-star recruit Morgan Price made headlines in 2022 when she decided to de-commit from an SEC program in order to join Fisk University's brand-new gymnastics team - a first for a historically Black university or college. It was a fortuitous decision for the Lebanon, Tenn., native, who not only moved closer to her hometown after years pursuing the sport in Texas, but also fulfilled a lifelong ...
Security on Lower Broadway Through a Bouncer's Eyes
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On any given night, the sheer number of people crowding the bars on Lower Broadway can lead to problems. From public intoxication to fistfights, Nashville's downtown party culture has earned a reputation for being rowdy. One bouncer shares his view of the alcohol-fueled nightlife and the pressure it can sometimes put on security staff. This is part of the Nashville Banner's series on the city's...
Alcohol at the Airport
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The airport is the gateway for millions of people arriving in Nashville every year. And it’s awash in alcohol - with breweries on every concourse, signage encouraging drinking and a regular number of arrests for public intoxication and disorderly conduct. How did it get this way? And do other airports try to get the party started as much as BNA?
Amanda Little: journalist, professor, founder of Kidizenship
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As a journalist and author, Amanda Little has written about the environment, energy, technology and the future of food production - traveling to far-flung locations, meeting people around the world and eating lab-created meat out of a bioreactor. As a professor, she's worked to pass along the skills she's learned along the way, by trial and error, of reporting and storytelling. Her newest endea...
Henry Martin: Nashville federal public defender
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Henry Martin thought he might spend a few years as federal public defender, then return to private practice as a slightly older and much wiser attorney. That was almost 40 years ago. Today, he's the longest serving federal defender in the entire country, and over his long career, he's worked alongside some of Nashville's finest legal minds. Henry has also had some fascinating clients - a list t...
Jeff Holmes: songwriter and frontman for The Floating Men
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In the 1990s Jeff Holmes, and his college buddy Scot Evans started a band called The Floating Men, which quickly became one of Nashville’s most consistent live acts - blending rock, pop and jazzy interludes. As the crowds that came to see them grew, they garnered lots of of attention from big-time record labels, even if executives didn’t really know what to do with them. As they watched talente...
María Magdalena Campos-Pons: artist, professor and curator
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María Magdalena Campos-Pons was born in Cuba, and spent her formative years in Matanzas, known as the "Athens of Cuba." It is perhaps fitting that her journey has brought her to Nashville, the "Athens of the South," where she teaches at Vanderbilt and makes art that is known around the world for its vivid storytelling around identity. Her work appears around the world, and is part of more than ...
Dr. Sophie Bjork-James: scholar of white nationalism
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With neo-Nazis demonstrating around Nashville, including at a Metro Council meeting from which they were eventually expelled (nashvillebanner.com/2024/07/17/metro-council-meeting-disruption/) , the city has been on edge. It's the second such group in as many weeks to bring their racist messaging to the streets of downtown and beyond, and some Nashvillians have shown up to oppose them publicly. ...
How Ford's Would-Be Assassin Saw the Attempt on Donald Trump's Life
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Like many Americans, Sara Jane Moore watched television coverage of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump with great interest. Unlike all but two other living Americans, she herself once attempted to assassinate a president. In 1975, she fired at then-President Gerald Ford with the intent to kill him. Now 94 years old, Moore lives in Tennessee. This interview was recorded...
The Fate of the Green Bridge
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The bridge that spans the Duck River in Old Stone Fort State Park is a popular photo backdrop and a uniquely Tennessee landmark. It was built by the Nashville Bridge Company 118 years ago, and is possibly the last such bridge still in existence. The state of Tennessee plans to remove and replace the bridge, citing safety concerns and millions of dollars in potential repair costs. A local preser...
Rose Palermo: divorce lawyer to the stars
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Attorney Rose Palermo still keeps an office on Music Row, where she got her start in the ’70s representing musicians. When some of those musicians started getting divorced, she took on that work, too. It helps to know the business, after all. Eventually there was so much divorce work she had to choose, and she chose divorce - though not for herself. (She and fellow attorney Denty Cheatham remai...
Betsy Phillips: author of Dynamite Nashville, on Civil Rights-era bombings
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For the better part of a decade, historian Betsy Phillips has been trying to get the truth about three Civil Rights-era bombings in Nashville: Hattie Cotton school in September 1957; the Jewish Community Center in March 1958; and the home of attorney and councilmember Z. Alexander Looby in April 1960. It has been painstaking work involving archival searches, Freedom of Information Act requests ...
Valerie Meece: retired MNPD assistant chief
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In the early 1970s, the Metro Nashville Police Department had no women working patrol. Valerie Meece was one of the first two women to step into that work - even if there were no women's police uniforms available at the time. And while there were plenty of men on the force who didn't think women had any business doing police work, she was undeterred. And she found allies, working her way up and...
Macon Kimbrough: former Warehouse 28 manager
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Macon Kimbrough: former Warehouse 28 manager
Phil Williams: investigative reporter
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Phil Williams: investigative reporter
Ann Powers: NPR music critic and author of new Joni Mitchell book
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Ann Powers: NPR music critic and author of new Joni Mitchell book
Richard Courtney: cancer survivor, Beatles superfan and real estate agent
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Richard Courtney: cancer survivor, Beatles superfan and real estate agent
Frankie Staton: singer, songwriter, Black Country Music Association co-founder
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Frankie Staton: singer, songwriter, Black Country Music Association co-founder
Dr. Jon Roebuck: preacher behind 'A Moment That Matters'
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Dr. Jon Roebuck: preacher behind 'A Moment That Matters'
Eden Wilkinson: Romanian American adoptee
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Eden Wilkinson: Romanian American adoptee
Mark Wynn: domestic violence survivor and former cop
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Mark Wynn: domestic violence survivor and former cop
Elisheba Mrozik: tattooer, artist and organizer
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Elisheba Mrozik: tattooer, artist and organizer
A Girl Has No President: anonymous Instagrammer speaks
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A Girl Has No President: anonymous Instagrammer speaks
Mayor Freddie O'Connell's transit plan
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Mayor Freddie O'Connell's transit plan
Diane Nash and Ben West
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Diane Nash and Ben West
Bonus Episode: Steven Hale on Death Row Welcomes You
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Bonus Episode: Steven Hale on Death Row Welcomes You
Sharon Ferrara: audio pioneer, songwriter and musician
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Sharon Ferrara: audio pioneer, songwriter and musician
A Look Back at the Old Banner - From People Who Were There
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A Look Back at the Old Banner - From People Who Were There

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @philipcollier7805
    @philipcollier7805 2 дні тому

    31:26 Follow the dark money; find the terrotists and their supporters. Little versions of Koch, Devos, Mercer, and Trump.

  • @knosis
    @knosis 4 дні тому

    What a politician. Nashville is scraping 1 million people and no proper public transportation and no proper plans to fix it. Shame.

  • @useurnaame
    @useurnaame 10 днів тому

    Thanks so much for sharing your story and as a Romanians adoptee myself I can definitely appreciate the courage required with respect to the vulnerability aspect of sharing your genuine feelings and thoughts where public have ability to access. ❤️👊

  • @lamars2486
    @lamars2486 11 днів тому

    I think nashville is the goto place to "end it all" for young folks. Like the Natchez trace bridge was. I dont even like dowtown in the daytime in the last 15 years they just walk out in front of you as you get right up on them, AND the "no walk" is on. If yer reflexes are slow, then it's dangerous to be a driver, and i mostly do DAYLIGHT TRIPS.

  • @Valkyrie11609
    @Valkyrie11609 18 днів тому

    This is a great video and a great book. I really enjoyed both. They are well done. However, I'm still trying to figure out what MLK (et al) has to do with the story. This amazing (and amazingly told) story has everything to do with greed. And nothing else.

  • @Xxxyyyzzzaaa
    @Xxxyyyzzzaaa 22 дні тому

    I remember this. He later owned capital honda

  • @crhodes8377
    @crhodes8377 Місяць тому

    Nashville is a dump

  • @shirleyavarell2674
    @shirleyavarell2674 Місяць тому

    What a lunatic!!

  • @jigafox
    @jigafox Місяць тому

    Greatest singer/songwriter that ever lived! Period!

  • @LeonardAssante
    @LeonardAssante Місяць тому

    Thanks for doing this. Would have loved to have seen some comparison data with other similar airports. I’m a regular flyer at BNA and have long felt there is a problem with over-service and too much of a focus about alcohol in general at a place, and in a system, where really people should be sober. It sure is possible there is a correlation between drinking and the increase in unruly behavior we have seen on aircraft recently. Nervous, anxious, stressed passengers plus a terminal awash in booze can’t be a healthy mix.

  • @susanfisher4344
    @susanfisher4344 Місяць тому

    Thank you for shedding light on this disturbing phenomenon in Nashville and giving us some understanding of their agenda and how we can counter it.

  • @brianmatthewsj5851
    @brianmatthewsj5851 Місяць тому

    I don’t understand why you would show a video of someone so evil and act like she’s a nice person. You should be ashamed of yourself. I hope that medical room is paid by family

  • @nancyjanzen5676
    @nancyjanzen5676 Місяць тому

    Wikipedia Ford is not Reagan and if you cant even get that straight dont try to educate the rest of us who know better.

  • @klumpytheklown3798
    @klumpytheklown3798 Місяць тому

    I really like this woman.

  • @user-qj8pc4dv7g
    @user-qj8pc4dv7g Місяць тому

    Who cares what she thinks? Pull the plug!

  • @JJ-kl5yj
    @JJ-kl5yj Місяць тому

    At the time of the attempt, Moore was 45 years old, divorced 5 times and had 4 children. She was said to have an obsessive fascination with Patty Hearst. At her sentencing she was remorseful only in that her life was ruined but said that the shooting was a proper expression of her anger. Here she said she rejected Ford's presidency because he wasn't elected, but in the past she indicated she wanted to spark a violent revolution. She did later say that she regretted the attempt and that she was "blinded by her radical political views."

  • @lisajackson1964
    @lisajackson1964 Місяць тому

    She’s completely shut off from emotions. Probably sociopathic. Scary person. Thank God Ford was OK.

  • @jlandon4243
    @jlandon4243 Місяць тому

    This lady was a straight assassin... scary to think,,, this lady was part of much much more

  • @agneslong2323
    @agneslong2323 Місяць тому

    A complete waste of taxpayer dollars. Interviewer speaks of ptsd and that recent events must be hard on her---No one cares, how disrespectful for our entire population.

  • @thecoffeeguy8723
    @thecoffeeguy8723 Місяць тому

    She is just as sick now as she was then!

  • @namerican8510
    @namerican8510 Місяць тому

    Typical leftist reporter, just an extension of the Democrat Cult. PTSD for who, the assassin or the victim? When the reporter thinks the assassin has PTSD you know you're listening to propaganda from the leftist. Terrible interview!

  • @tammygross144
    @tammygross144 Місяць тому

    This is why attributing miracles & punishments to God after big events is faulty. Why has she enjoyed 94 years of life to NOT think about what she did? God works in mysterious ways, but it's more internal than external. Her judgment has yet to come.

  • @USArmyKorea
    @USArmyKorea Місяць тому

    I thought it was gonna be Squeaky Fromme.

  • @johnbaskett2309
    @johnbaskett2309 Місяць тому

    Typical CNN viewer.

  • @HomeEF
    @HomeEF Місяць тому

    Do you people have any idea how much tax payers money this woman has cost to USA TAXPAYERS??!!!

  • @mtq341
    @mtq341 Місяць тому

    What an awful woman.

  • @ChadElk88
    @ChadElk88 Місяць тому

    So confused. Wasn't this Squeaky Fromme who did this?

    • @DuhMom1984
      @DuhMom1984 Місяць тому

      Squeaky tried on sep. 5th 1975 and she tried on sep 22nd 1975. they were separate assassination attempts

    • @tula1433
      @tula1433 Місяць тому

      Squeaky was such a poser. She was just sad she wasn’t in prison like the rest of her crew lol

    • @einnAnnie
      @einnAnnie Місяць тому

      ​@@DuhMom1984 TWO assassination attempts in ONE month? If that doesn't make a person paranoid, I don't know what would.

  • @philipj.sherman2987
    @philipj.sherman2987 Місяць тому

    Why is she NOT in Prison??

    • @taylorgarton6983
      @taylorgarton6983 Місяць тому

      Bc of a law that states parole is mandatory for offenders who have served over 30 years of a life sentence, and had held a satisfactory criminal record. :/ I thought the same exact thing. Gerald Ford died days before she was paroled out, so I’m not sure if that had anything to do with it as well.

    • @halfdome5705
      @halfdome5705 Місяць тому

      @@taylorgarton6983 After Sarah Jane Moore was released, she was interviewed by Matt Lauer on TODAY. Later in the program she was seen in the crowd watching a concert on the plaza.

  • @UnityInspired
    @UnityInspired Місяць тому

    What a story...would love to see a Documentary or Movie on the why and what happen after serving 34 years. SMH

    • @patevans3709
      @patevans3709 Місяць тому

      There are so many people who have psychiatric issues--and others who are filled with hate--that a movie might inspire others to do the same. We do NOT need that!

  • @kenelyon795
    @kenelyon795 Місяць тому

    I didn't even know about this event. Why did she shoot him? Like the other Commenter, I don't think she's repentant either. Did you ask her if she's repentent or why she did it?

  • @PaulLadd1
    @PaulLadd1 Місяць тому

    She sounds unrepentant.

    • @lissadawes4243
      @lissadawes4243 Місяць тому

      She is. A repentant person would not recount this so jovially.

  • @vinmotive1816
    @vinmotive1816 Місяць тому

    There is a metal bridge where the Collins River flows into the Caney Fork River in Warren County. It sits beside its modern replacement between the small community of Rock Island and Rock Island State Park. The bridge was re-erected by the Nashville Bridge Company in 1923-1924. The bridge had previously been in Nashville and spanned the Cumberland River (ref: The Caney Fork of the Cumberland by Arthur Weir Crouch, page 30). I've never seen anything that says the bridge was built by the Nashville Bridge Company, but multiple sources say it was re-erected by the company after the Great Falls dam was raised 35 feet in the mid-1920s. It is another unappreciated historic bridge that sits aging and unused. There are many other examples of bridges, roads, and buildings owned by the State that represent a part of our past that are in desperate need of preservation. It is a shame that instead of repairing, maintaining, and showing off our heritage the state chooses to neglect, ignore and destroy it.

  • @brennansawyer391
    @brennansawyer391 3 місяці тому

    This city is just sceptical of new curtain wall skyscrapers because they havnt been exposed to the structures in their cities before, almost every propsperous city in the modern era has many buildings like this.

  • @billmeeker774
    @billmeeker774 3 місяці тому

    I was living in California and for all new development there are common black mail fees for everything from Climate change to schools; parks and open space that is justified by the liberal agenda including climate change and recycling fees and I certainly hope Nashville does not make the same mistake and makes everything so expensive that most projects are dead before leaving the drawing boards.

  • @jeffro06
    @jeffro06 4 місяці тому

    wow

  • @CreachterZ
    @CreachterZ 4 місяці тому

    We need buildings with soul. Glass buildings don’t have soul.

  • @infinitevalence
    @infinitevalence 4 місяці тому

    B&C is a return to a lost quality and pace of journalism. Demetria is Nashville's own Terry Gross and she might actually be better. Don't stop, keep reminding Nashville that journalism is more than a tweet.

  • @DanielIvan707
    @DanielIvan707 4 місяці тому

    I hate to see what they are doing to Nashville every thing they are building looks so temporary, and doesn’t complement the beautiful landscape. Are they trying to make it Las Vegas? Its like they are trying to coverup the history and the culture that was here. Trying to make it invitingly for new people but pushing out the natives. They are resetting Nashville.

  • @RavNivara
    @RavNivara 4 місяці тому

    27:45 profound truth and sadly, Mrs. Kalodimos wisely remains silent on ongoing atrocities. Does anyone know the motivation for Tennessee's General Assembly's highly unusual bolstering of the state's Patient's Rights Act put into effect January 2020. It had nothing to do with the Covid-19 pandemic.

  • @carenspencer-smith2921
    @carenspencer-smith2921 4 місяці тому

    I am so humbled to be living in the city where Diane Nash and John Lewis changed our city and the world.

  • @susanfisher4344
    @susanfisher4344 4 місяці тому

    It feels unreal to me that this all happened during my lifetime. I was three years old in 1960.

  • @robertthomas888
    @robertthomas888 4 місяці тому

    A 1960's trial, Some things never change.

  • @user-yt9id8zq3g
    @user-yt9id8zq3g 5 місяців тому

    I'd love to see some art deco again.

  • @keithsnider1958
    @keithsnider1958 5 місяців тому

    Less glass. More Art Deco.

  • @PhilFeedback
    @PhilFeedback 6 місяців тому

    My wife and I go to the L&C tower for our dentist. They’re on the ninth floor and the view is amazing. It’s not lost on me that L&C building is Nashvilles First Skyscraper!!

  • @CharlesDonkey-go2ue
    @CharlesDonkey-go2ue 6 місяців тому

    Like him he is a mayor and hes from here its really nice to have the chance to watch him in an interview especially with her i cant never pronounce her name Demetrius kalidemos i think shes a vet news anchor in Nashville

  • @CharlesDonkey-go2ue
    @CharlesDonkey-go2ue 6 місяців тому

    Thanks Chuck

  • @phineas626
    @phineas626 10 місяців тому

    Why don’t they built some up to 700 - 900 ft

    • @Forza_Geek.
      @Forza_Geek. 4 місяці тому

      They can't build up to 900 feet due the the height restriction for the airport and planes landing

  • @gaian2000
    @gaian2000 10 місяців тому

    Our ruby red state legislature has NO interest in governing or solving any of our very real problems. They are only interested in proving that government doesn't work, lining their own pockets and doing anything the billionaires who back them want done. It is tragic that voters here insist on electing unqualified mis-representatives to public offices.

  • @johnbridges3307
    @johnbridges3307 10 місяців тому

    Gotta love me some John Ray.