Firepit Friday

Lauren Wray from Antique Archaeology

Local Nashville resident, Lauren Wray Grisham, has landed a major role on HISTORY’s American Pickers. Mike Wolfe, the star and creator of the hit show, recently opened an Antique Archaeology shop in Nashville. The store is located in the old automotive plant in Marathon Village. It joins the original Antique Archaeology in Le Claire, Iowa as a focal point of the American Pickers adventures. Lauren is one of the Nashville store’s managers and has already filmed four episodes. She was hired on the spot just this year by the siren of rust, Danielle Colby-Cushman.

Dinner & a Movie with D4

Join us for a homemade Italian dinner fit for a Gladiator along with a award-winning action adventure film by Ghostwater Films. Director Darrin Dickerson and actors Jaimee Gray Simon & Eric Berner join us to tell about about their film D4. ; We hear about swat training, huge guns and ballroom dancing. Yep...never a dull moment here.

South By Southwest

CC and Lindsay head to Austin, TX to tke in the sights and sounds of SXSW! In this episode, CC speaks with Ryan Smith of Shure Microphones , Brian Waymire from Red Gorilla Music , The bands Shiver Fox , The Grenadines and Leroy and the Messengers .

Fitz and the Tantrums

In just a year or so, soulsters Fitz & the Tantrums went from the living room to the main stage. The recipe for meteoric success? Six killer musicians, five dapper suits, irresistible songs, some serendipity and one vintage organ. CC gets to speak with Fitz about his influences, the secret to their great sound and a few other amazing stories.

Halloween in July

...Now in it's second year, the Halloween In July film festival was created to celebrate the darker side of the silver screen. We started this event to find the best new horror and science fiction films out there because we love film, horror and science fiction especially, and we finally got tired of waiting for October's cable line-up to come around each year. So we're having Halloween early in Nashville, TN.On Day One of Halloween In July, come to the 85-year-old Belcourt Theatre, last of the original Nashville neighborhood theatres to remain operational, for an afternoon and evening of innovative science fiction and horror films. Follow that up on Day Two with our Halloween In July costume party and awards presentation. Held at The Rutledge, one of Nashville's premier live music venues, we'll have prizes for the best costumes, an award for the best film, a concert featuring rising stars of the local rock scene, and a full cash bar!