
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 | 60 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

We had a listener ask: “What is the most haunted place in Nashville?” Instead of scoffing — it's a question that seems impossible to answer — we came up with a ranking system and looked into some of the city's infamously haunted places. Paranormal in... more
Typically, the Curious Nashville team assigns reporters to answer your questions. Today, we’re taking everything we’ve learned in the past decade and turning it into the Curious Nashville Quiz Show! And who better to stump than WPLN’s very own Blake ... more
For decades, celebrities signed autographs on marble slabs inside the Belle Meade Theatre. But the ornate theater has been vacant, so whatever happened to the "wall of fame?" Cynthia Abrams takes Curious Nashville in search of the celebrity slabs, an... more
Elm Hill Pike may be an industrial artery in Nashville now, but it was once a main thoroughfare with a rich history. But listener Chad Smith wonders:
“Elm Hill Pike is very hilly. Where is the actual elm hill?”
The investigation pushes WPLN’s Blake... 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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The show concentrates on Nashville's city and regional curiosities, blending history, urban development, and local culture with on-the-ground reporting. Episodes frequently feature archival research, expert commentary, and listener questions that spark in-depth explorations of landmarks, infrastructure, governance, and forgotten stories. A notable quality is the hands-on, question-driven approach that connects residents to their city through vivid, location-based storytelling and accessible context. Potential listeners who enjoy city history, investigative reporting, and human-interest narratives tied to place will likely find it engaging and unique for its neighborhood focus and actionable takeaways.
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Curious Nashville launched 11 years ago and published 60 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Curious Nashville include:
1. Richard Daniel
2. Mark Stengel
3. Josh Stiepen
4. Lucy Shoemaker
5. Jacqui Sieber
6. Larry Woods
7. Camellia Burris
8. Whit Hill
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