
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 | Monthly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

WPLN is reviving Curious Nashville. The recipe is simple: Listeners ask questions and we find the answers.
Learn more about the comeback in this interview between WPLN's Tony Gonzalez and Blake Farmer.
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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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Where did you go? I still hear about curious Nashville on NPR but there are no new episodes here. I hope you’re still making them. Love the podcast
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.
Interesting, relevant topics well presented. I eagerly await more episodes!










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