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Shelly Bush yearns to break out of the honky tonk bar scene and become a superstar

In Episode 3, “The Hardest Working Lady in Show Business,” Shelly hits the ground running in Nashville. She says yes to any gig that will have her and makes the decision to form an all-female band called Broadband. Between her remarkably bad driving, her otherworldly work ethic, and gigs from bars to topless tricycle races, life on the road with Shelly was never boring. Additional Links: ReverbNat...

Shelly Bush’s journey from small-town Missouri to Nashville unfolds

Host Ellen Angelico dives into the life and legacy of Shelly Bush

Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver share the inspiration and research behind the “Sage” archetype and its accompanying Letter in the collection. They also interview paintress and surfer Caroline Zimmermann.

Bunnicula draws together threads between a number of UFO stories, religious stories and unexplained phenomena. Plus, an unbeatable new bumper sticker.

The gals have the privilege of sitting down with OG mom, Ashley Earnhardt, two days before she moves out of Nashville. Ashley takes us through her unexpected journey of marriage/divorce early in life and becoming a single mother while navigating a career, determined to forge her own path. Join us

Sharing local goodness is not only easy, it's a pleasure.

On this special episode, hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver interview three women who are childless/childfree by circumstance, diving into the delicate and complex experience of those who don’t have children – but not because they didn’t want to.

WNXP’s Program Director Jason Moon Wilkins and Events Director Emily Young sit down for an insightful and practical chat all about the undying power of radio.

Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver share the inspiration and research behind the “Seeker” archetype and its accompanying letter in the collection. They also interview Orna Donath, author of “Regretting Motherhood: A Study.”

HP and Bunnicula beam in from their respective spaceships to discuss drones, The Visitors, the Willow supercomputer and more.

The gals have an emotional check in and wonderful convo with long-time musician, East Nashville OG and mother of 2 adorable girls, Isaaca Groenwald.

Abstractivist and improviser Rob Mazurek discusses breaking out of the stuffy classical world, his visual inspirations and so much more.

Coming Valentine's Day 2025! The story of the indomitable spirit.

HP leads a discussion on a multitude of celebrity conspiracy theories that have made the rounds over the years.

Ending the year on a holiday comp didn't feel right, so here's 90 minutes of local music to cap off 2024.

Strap in for the sleigh ride of your lives with over two hours of local music perfect for your holiday season!

Let this be your salve for holiday tunes, should you find yourself in need.

Season 3 kicks off with a delightful interview with songwriter's songwriter Ron Sexsmith.

Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver share the inspiration and research behind the “Nurturer” archetype and its accompanying letter in the collection. They are joined by two women from the private chat group who participated in the survey.

Join HP and Bunnicula for an informative episode exploring the variety of ancient and strange winter holiday traditions that exist around the world.

Sarah and Joy are joined by Nashville staple and local producer Frank Liddell. He shares his passion for the creators of the world, how he wish he’d been more present as a father when the kids were young and that he’s not too stoked that they are following in his career footsteps. Join us!

Hosts Sarah Saturday and Tarri Driver share the inspiration and research behind the “Strategist” archetype and its accompanying letter in the collection. They also interview Meghan Daum, author of “Selfish, Shallow, and Self-Absorbed: Sixteen Writers on the Decision Not to Have Kids.”

It’s still Alien Half Christmas and HP & Bunnicula have no shortage of UAP topics to discuss.