
In Curious Nashville from Nashville Public radio, we answer your questions about the city and region. Listeners decide which question we should investigate and answer next.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Today we shine a light on an obscure album recorded in Nashville more than 50 years ago that features a Christmas choir performing inside the lobby of a downtown bank.
Local listener Matthew Bond came across the vinyl record two decades ago and wond... more
The Grand Ole Opry has elevated Nashville and its country music to a global stage and turns 100 years old this week. That much you've probably heard (WPLN has lots of Opry 100 coverage online.)
But a Curious Nashville listener has a question that hi... more
Some listeners could not get enough of Curious Nashville's reporting about gyros. When we broadcast the story on WPLN’s This Is Nashville program — and opened up the phone lines — some called in with first-hand intel about Chicago-Style Gyros and fou... more
Our question today: What is a "Chicago-style gyro," and why are there so many shops with that name in Nashville?
Little did we know that trying to figure this out would take us way beyond Nashville and lead us to uncover the very creation of the gy... more
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Have always loved this podcast and I’m so excited that it’s coming back.
As a young Nashville native, I can’t believe it took me so long to discover this podcast! Tony Gonzalez is such a delightful producer. I loved hearing him speak about how part of this show exists to “pull back the curtain, just a little bit, on the journalistic process” for curious listeners alike. How special to explore our city’s fun, weird history during a time when it is becoming redeveloped beyond recognization. I ❤️ NPR
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How about an episode about old Hickory village said why it looks so different than the rest of middle Tennessee period why does it look more like Cape Cod then Nashville? The Dupont company, the gun powder plant etc.









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