Episodes
All of the podcast series available on We Own This Town
Jeremy Saulnier: Green Room
We continue our discussion of writer/director Jeremy Saulnier's body of work with a look at his 2015 limited release film, Green Room.
214: In Praise of Bandcamp
After a brief pounding of the pulpit in praise of Bandcamp, we dive into a massive playlist of new local music. Some might even say a little too much music but when [...]
Sotol and the Wild Deserts of Mexico with Adam Morgan
Husk Nashville head bartender Adam Morgan joins for a talk about Sotol, a wild desert spirit from Central Mexico that is currently seeing a lot of interest in cocktail and [...]
Greetings From New Nashville: An Interview with Steve Haruch
We talk with writer, editor, and filmmaker Steve Haruch about his new book Greetings from New Nashville, a series of essays on how Nashville became the It City it is today.
Face The Music Premier!
The guys discuss their initial thoughts, what they loved, what they really loved, and what was pretty good!
213: Zero Doubt of Greatness
Adia Victoria, Petty, *repeat repeat, Nehoda, Black Moon Mother, Palm Ghosts, Bez, Lul Lion, Young Soul, Future Crib, Mount Olympic, Brainweight, Michael Logozar, Daniel Tashian
Portrait of a Lady
Love blossoming over a telephone switchboard, a mid-life nose job, and Downy fabric softener.
Lost Spring and the Wild Agave
Mike dives into the varied world of Mezcal, Bacanora, and Raicilla before we hear from a variety of guests, including Jessica Backhus, Patrick Goodspeed and Gabe Fuenmayor.
Celebrating 5 Years of DRKMTTR
Gnarwhal, Pinkwash, Bugg, JoyBoy, Pleasure Leftists, Great Deceivers, Gauche, Sallow, Multicult, Shadraq, Negative Scanner, Only, Yautja, Gouge Away
Shoulda Come to the Twitch Stream, Loser
Would you ride in the way back of a church van with Jude Law? Would you let Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes burn down your house? Would you let Charlize Theron do your eyebrows?
Watching “Past Tense” In The Present
The ladies discuss DS9's two part episode "Past Tense" and how the time travel story remains as topical as ever.
Our Favorite Movies: Ikiru with Toby Leonard
Toby Leonard, Programming Director of Nashville's Belcourt Theatre, joins Filmography Club for a discussion on the Akira Kurosawa masterpiece from 1952, Ikiru.