Artist in Profile
Shannon Wages
The Sage and the Serpent … more
Vol. VIII Issue 5
Features
Ea(s)t Nashville
It’s been six years since The New York Times proclaimed that East Nashville was “climbing the charts as a new food star,” and over those … more
Bookish
Mothers and Fathers for the (Literary) Ages
Parents. Overbearing or neglectful, nurturing or emotionally distant, in our lives or not — we all have ’em, and so it makes sense that the … more
Cover Stories
The World According to Margo Price
Around this time in 2015, life looked a lot different for Margo Price. She’d yet to sign to Third Man Records, and her debut solo … more
Features
Bare, Waylon, Willie, (And) Winners
In the fall of 1972 Bobby Bare was searching for something different and rare in the single-focused country music world of Nashville — a concept … more
Features
East Siders Pay It Forward by Giving Back
Giving back. It’s what makes our community special. The ties that bind. Taking care of one another. The three nonprofits featured in this edition — … more
Features
Southern Girls Rock Camp
Using a multi-colored ribbon in an attempt to occupy Sausage, her 1-year-old Himalayan cat, Sarah Bandy looks through her purple glasses frames and shakes her … more
Features
Flame Keeper
When cancer ended Jesse Zazu’s 28-year life in September of 2017, the beloved musician, artist, and activist’s absence did more than initiate the expected wave … more
Features
Supporting Our Own
Ben Eyestone was a fixture in the East Nashville music scene for most of his life — a life that ended tragically too soon, taken … more
Editor's Letter
And the Winners Are”?
Just as it was with previous attempts, the latest “Transit Plan” died on the table. The difference this time around seemed to be the disparate … more