Why has there been no news on families that HAVE NOT received the 1st. Stimulus check?…read more And only hearing of a possible 2nd. Check. I would very much like to know who, besides my family has not received their check.! Sincerely, L. Koch

Good afternoon, I…read morebelieve very strongly that I have been wrongfully terminated and retaliated against. I have tried to work with the Cracker Barrel Company in regard to this, but they have ignored my requests. Is this something you can help me with??? My name is Gary Czarnecki Cracker Barrel Retail Manager #718 Linthicum, Md. I can be reached at garyczarno1@aol.com 443-841-6917 Thank you!! Gary

News Channel 5 Network I've got an Aunt and Uncle and first…read morecousins in Tennessee. Naturally when I visit I watch whatever channel they watch. 61 Years ago the Voting Rights Act was signed. I'm hearing and learning a lot about voting on TV. Tennessee is in the news today. That's how this Channel 5 returned to my life. I'm hearing things that remind me of my past like Black Power, drawing lines, and on and on. I also learned about investigative reporters. I was moved by the reporter Phil Williams. He's the Chief Investigative Reporter WTVF Channel 5. These reporters and news employees are brave. This world is power crazy and I'm scared for all of us. You bet I would watch this Channel once more when I visit my family. I wonder if my Yelp Friend Sally from Tennessee watches. Maybe she will do a review. Don't forget "the more you know", seize your power and vote. Have a good weekend Ya'll. August 7, 2026

By far the best local news coverage in middle Tennessee. It has a large group of reporters. Its…read moreinvestigative journalists are excellent as are the anchors. Only critique is they should have done more to keep Bree Smith as their weather person.

Absolutely can't stand Breezy and her weather reports. Everyday is a disaster with her. She says a…read morelot and tells you nothing. Not to mention how frantic she sounds . Pleeeeaaaasssse give the weather less coverage . I am starting to avoid your station at all cost .

I am so frustrated with this channel. When breaking news happens, they drag on and on with the…read morestory. Then it interupts GMA. SO UPSETTING!

Why can't y'all have a good signal strength? I can't even watch your station anymore. It doesn't…read morecome in

Well let's hope this wsmv is able to stop this delay in upgrading to. UHF FREQ TO BROADCAST ON…read more THEY HAVE A TRANSLATOR STATION TOWARDS COOKVILLE DIRECTION AND WHATS SAD IS IT IS UHF AND LOW POWERED YET WORKS 30 miles from the antenna. WSMV ch4 is a number on the screen yet is still transmitting on ch 10 - high VHF at 60 kilowatts. That's great but it's falling short of the industry standard that had relocated tv ATSC DIGITAL TO UHF AND HAVE COMSUMERS WITH UHF ANTENNA S NOT ABLE TO PICK UP A VHF TRANSMISSION. The main tower is 1300 feet and yet 10 miles from the tower it's still unstable to watch even with antenna outside a home window. People can't afford cable to rebroadcast local stations. There are money excuses as to WHY WSMV just won't upgrade their transmitter and antenna to match their freq if they switch to uhf . The over all foot print is very patchy . They truly don't care . They even take various local shows that have commercials for a show and then still return to show and start selling a product or service with in the program it's self . If a local place wants to sell item s then buy ad space as a sponsor not a in show conversation. Featured events keep placing product placement with in product programing making an insulting attempt at forcing sales and service when it's time for content or discussion about real topics , not the latest gadget and dog grooming truck. People want substance and quality programing about real events and activity. I once called the WSMV engineer to ask what their choice of tv transmitter brand was. I was told that's not information he can tell me. That's so hilarious. It's a handful of companies and it's not a secret at all. Many units have gone to sold state systems and that's modern equipment. There are no good reasons for me to care about this station on knob hill. It's. Snob hill . Any one here seems put out to talk to about improvement .

I'm not an artist unless Yelp reviews count. But I was wandering the streets of Nashville when I…read moreencountered the historical marker in front of the BMI building. The marker has the same text on both sides. It reads, "BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.), an organization that collects performance royalties for songwriters and music publishers in all genres of music, opened its doors in New York in 1940. BMI was the first performance rights organization to represent what was then commonly referred to as rural and race music in the forms of country, gospel, blues, and jazz. In 1958, BMI established a permanent Nashville office and hired Frances William Preston as manager. BMI constructed the first wing of this building in 1964 and expanded it in 1995. This office represents songwriters and music publishers in Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Muscle Shoals and Austin, and played a key role in developing Nashville as Music City, U.S.A." The marker was erected in 2012 by The Historical Commission of Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County. There is parking along the street. [Review 18780 overall - 319 in Tennessee - 2303 of 2022.]

Im a songwriter with BMI and It super frustrating trying to get answers and replies to emails about…read morethings as simple as booking a writing room. And when I do talk to a person their answer is to send an email. Please do better

This review touches on two aspects of NPT, "what they do" and "where" they do it…read more If you're not a fan of Public Television, I urge you to watch, listen, and perhaps learn about the fantastic programming they offer. They're local...and for 28 years they've covered businesses and individuals across Tennessee in brief, yet fairly comprehensive segments on a weekly show titled "Tennessee Crossroads." This timely and entertaining program of vignettes is hosted by Joe Elmore and the informative, fascinating, and revealing segments showcase everything from restaurants to museums, historic places, and craftspersons with unique skills. And they cover Tennessee from Memphis to Kingsport, Chattanooga to Union City. NPT is international ...carrying programming from BBC (most likely you've heard of Downton Abbey), or perhaps you're a fantastic amateur cook. If so, you should watch the Great British Baking Show. Oh what skills these amateur bakers have! And what polite and spot-on critiques of their impressive culinary work. NPT also carries other special international programs from time to time. NPT is arts-minded...opening for you a "weekly window" on visual and performing arts. There are history programs, commentaries from around the globe, and music from Bluegrass to Classical to Rock and Roll. And how about a trip down memory lane with throwbacks to music from the 50's 60's and 70s? Yep...hear it right here during special weeks. There is virtually no subject NPT hasn't covered...news, social and political commentary, entertainment, drama, Children's programming (a rich history of that, indeed!) and so much more. Take time to check out their scheduling. And if you're too busy to watch during air time, try streaming at your convenience via NPT Passport. I'm fairly certain you'll find something of interest: Gardening, Comedy, Music, Town Hall Meetings, Holiday Specials, and so much more! Best of all....it's free! Where does this all take place? Well, right in your own home or on your mobile device for starters. But where does it originate? Some of the programming is created right here in Nashville at their studios on Rains Avenue. That's where I recently attended a special premier showing of an NPT documentary, "Voyage of Adventure: Retracing Donelson's Journey" - a glimpse into the path to the founding of Nashville. So informative and entertaining! You can even rent NPT studios to create your own program or special! And NPT is always on the lookout for Volunteers to help with a variety of weekly tasks and special events. Check their site out online for more info. Adventure, suspense, comedy, and information of all kinds are right at your fingertips. Just click the appropriate button on your TV remote or personal electronic device and you're in.

NPT is one of my favorite channels in Nashville. It is Nashville's hosting of PBS which means you…read moreget all the awesome public broadcasting you get in other cities, plus a ton of local goodies. You can watch BBC news on here, catch some cool documentaries and learn some pretty interesting stuff about Nashville. I love watching America's Test Kitchen on Saturday mornings and Masterpiece Classic on Sunday nights. There is a little bit of everything offered here, from cartoons and kids programs to adult education and just plain old entertainment. They even do pieces and interviews on local eateries, businesses and professionals. Check out their website for the schedule. If you've got the fancy cable there's even a second NPT channel.

The most awesome-est TV Station of ever. Featuring shows like Miss Lucy's Cajun Classroom. Miss…read moreLucy teaches us the finer points of Cajun Cooking direct from the kitchen in her mobile home. Chopping and stirring and tossing everything with her big arthritic freak nuckles. Also there is the Dutch Oven and Camp Cooking show which I remember from channel 8, it is hosted by this old dude with a lazy eye that doesn't blink. I can not forget about the Cowboy Flavor hosted by a guy with a handlebar moustache that would be the envy of any leather queen at the Rip Cord and his wife. Other Shows include Classic Country Hour, Prairie Farm Report, I love Toy Trains and Training Mules and Donkeys. Hours of entertainment check them out at http://www.rfdtv.com . Don't forget to watch the Don Imus who is on vaction this week and they are showing 8 hours of Livestock autions in his place. Didn't he just get back on the air how did he get a vaction this soon? Speaking of Channel 8 programming where can I find reruns of the Joy of Painting with Bob Ross shows?

WRVU is the best thing happening on Nashville's airwaves. It's one of two stations I listen to, and…read morethe only one that allows djs to create interesting playlists. The authenticity that comes across from the djs is what is so compelling and keeps the station firmly on my car's first setting. Because of this I've been turned onto tons of new music, and have had many "OMG! I can't believe they're playing ---! Heart times a million, 91.1!" moments. Today, as I was cruising along 40 under the baking sun, I slowly began to realize they were playing experimental Impulse-era Coltrane. I have NEVER heard anything from Coltrane's later career on the radio, let alone here in the South, and it made me so frigging happy. The mood was perfect for my day and the drive and all was right with the world. And then. A couple minutes later the dj revealed that the owners of the station have announced that they are "considering" selling the student-run station. The only station I truly love. My WRVU. Sad face. Let's not let this happen. You can read about, and hopefully make an impact here: http://www.wrvu.org/?p=637

WRVU is not really a place you can visit, but they will take you on a wonderful journey through the…read moreland of individual thought and independent music. WRVU is the student run Vanderbilt radio station. This radio station is a breath of fresh air. They have a new program with a real live DJ every hour or every two hours. Some programs are 'talk,' some programs are hardcore rock, some programs are indie rock. Can you imagine a world with so little automation!? WRVU is that world. It's fantastic to listen to. Even if the genre isn't what I am into listening to, I still enjoy hearing the DJ's chatter away. Most of the DJs are on the ametuer side, which in my opinion makes listening even more fun, because these are real human beings we are listening to. There are a few veteran DJs who have some of the better 'drive-time' slots. They play some roots country music, and some blues in addition to great local indie artists. A couple of my favorite shows are: 'Grumpstown,' which is a Japanese pop show, 'The Peguin Parade,' which is eclectic dance rock, and the 'Rebel Music' show, which is reggae and ska. Go to the WRVU website to get their full schedule of shows. The station is broadcast from Vandy, so you can be assured you are hip with what the young kids are listening to. Since Nashville is Music City, I think this station really does justice to all the different kinds of listeners this city has. WRVU really has an great offering, so when you are in town, tune in to 91.1 fm!