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JOE ELMORE CREATES A SOUNDTRACK FOR "GEARHEADS."
Joe Elmore, all-around good guy and host of NPT’s popular long-running magazine show Tennessee Crossroads, can now add “recording artist” to his list of titles. Ken Beck profiled Joe and his new...
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The Health and Wealth Connection
The Tennessean‘s Dwight Lewis writes about the upcoming four-part PBS documentary UNNATURAL CAUSES: IS INEQUALITY MAKING US SICK? In Sickness and in Wealth, on NPT-Channel 8 starting this Thursday,...
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Tennessean Highlights Its Opryland Photo Archive
The sun shines through the silhouette of the Wabash Cannonball, one of the rides at the Opryland USA theme park. (Gerald Holly / The Tennessean) 9/7/1978 Coinciding with the broadcast of our new...
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Faith Hill Christmas Album Fulfills a Dream
[youtube="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvwPKloeg9U"] Faith Hill had long dreamed of recording a Christmas album, she told Beverly Keel of the Tennessean. And she wanted to get it just right, taking...
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Tennessee Now 24th in Foreign Born Residents
The Tennessean reports that census figures, out this week on America’s foreign-born population, “show Tennessee — and particularly Middle Tennessee — becoming an increasingly popular destination for...
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Beth Curley Announces NPT Reports: Children`s Health Crisis
It’s not a child’s fault if she or he is overweight, or in poor general health as a result of improper nutrition, lack of inoculations or inadequate exercise. The situation has become too dire to lay...
View ArticleA Special Message About Federal Funding from the Presidents of NPT and WPLN
In a joint opinion piece in today’s Tennessean, Beth Curley, president and CEO of Nashville Public Television (NPT) and Rob Gordon, the president and CEO of WPLN (Nashville Public Radio) make their...
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Memories of Nashville: Now
“Because you don’t have to wait for something to be gone to revisit it.” We admit it. We’re big on nostalgia at NPT. And we think you are, too. Just look at the titles of some of our most popular...
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