Mornings on Main Street

We look at 3 sparkling wines for New Year's with Emily Trageser, owner of The Vine on Franklin in Clarksville.Arya Smiley, a chef in Clarksville, tells us how to create some quick and simple Hors d'oeuvres.Let's learn a bit about sugar on Devon's Table with Sylvia Ganier, Faith Ford, and Devon O'Day.

We invite Chasity Lindsey, dog trainer and founder of Jack's Legacy in Clarksville, to talk about dog adoption and training.Where and how to recycle or dispose of your Christmas trees.Trainer, instructor and author, Lisa Wysocky, tells us about her new podcast, Celebs with Horses.

We invite Melanie Garcia to the studio to talk about what inspired her photo exhibit at Lorenzo Swinton Gallery.Tom Adkinson travels to Guthrie, Kentucky to check out Schlabach's Bakery.

Claris Healthcare chaplain, Diane Housam, shares some tips on how to manage grief during the holidays.Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at Chrysalis Modern Italian restaurant in Nashville.At a small pizza and pub in Gallatin, we have a chat with the 2nd place winner of the 2023 USA Mullet Championship.

Chris Yow speaks with Spring Hill mayor, Jim Hagaman, about the TDOT 10-year plan.We get some fraud prevention and awareness tips from Raven Garner, AVP of Fraud and Security at Ascend Federal Credit Union.Let's learn a bit about some bugs from a segment taken from At the Zoo with Jim Bartoo.

Vance Nichols, floral designer and teacher at Nashville Flower Market, gives us some festive flower arrangement tips.We speak with Generational Home Builders contributor, Frank Tate, about how they're helping those in need this holiday season.Devon's Table with Faith Ford, Sylvia Ganier and Devon O'Day.

We talk to two doctors from Ascension Saint Thomas West in Nashville about how ion robot technology is helping in the advancement of Lung Cancer care.Tony Centonze, tells us about becoming the new publisher of Clarksville Living magazine.

We head to Dickson and sit down with the owner of Bloom Day Spa, Steve Sadler. Tom Adkinson travels to Downtown Clarksville and tells us about four unique shops where you can do some last minute shopping.

We take a look at Christmas for the Troops hosted by Tennessee Titans with the organizer, Julianne Folk. Mary Martin, Director of Development for Hands on Nashville, talks about helping with Madison's clean-up efforts.Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew from some Made in TN gift baskets.

Owner and agent of Alexis Goines Allstate Insurance Agency in Clarksville, provides us with some useful tips to follow for someone who's been involved in a weather disaster.We sit down at Boardable 615 in Dickson with owner, Elizabeth Dotson, as she tells us all about her food board creations.Chris Yow meets with the owners of Ollie and Finn's Counter in Columbia to hear about their unique sandwiches

We speak with the CEO of United Way of Sumner County, Erin Birch, about the disaster relief efforts in Hendersonville.The General Manager of CDE Lightband in Clarksville invited us out to tell us about the hard work going into restoring power to Montgomery County.

In light of the recent tornados, we go over some of the websites, phone numbers, and addresses of places you can go to for help, volunteer or donate.Elizabeth Black, Administrator of Elections in Montgomery County, talk to us about the new voting machines.We highlight a small business in Dickson called Area 51 Tech Solutions.

Mayor of White Bluff, Linda Hayes, talks to us about relief efforts for the community of Claylick in Dickson County.LoriAnn Tinajero, Executive Director of Tennessee River Red Cross Chapter, shares information about nearby shelters and disaster relief.BBB of Middle Tennessee regional manager, James Price, warns us about scams and how to avoid them.

We speak with a Clarksville tornado witness and one of the victims as they share their Saturday severe weather experiences.Pastor Anthony Daley of Mosaic Church in Clarksville talks about distaster relief efforts.Retired Army Sergeant, Sylvester Jenkins III, explains the importance of the nonprofit, Engage Your Destiny.

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Dec. 8, 2023, with host Stefanie Miller.Music Director of the Gateway Chamber Orchestra, Greg Wolynec, invites us to see their special rendition of the Nutcracker this weekend in Clarksville.We revisit a nonprofit in Columbia called All Hands on Deck.The Two Rivers Ford Citizen of the month speaks with us from Mt. Juliet.

Emily Ruck & Melanie Garcia invite us up to Clarksville this Saturday to an event called Downtown Holiday Hop.We spoke with owner and chef of Tutti Da Gio in Hermitage to learn more about her award-winning Sicilian dishes.Devon O'Day and Sylvia Ganier teach us how to make some cranberry sauce.

Local Rotary Clubs give a large donation to Imagination Library in Montgomery County.Claris Healthcare chaplain, Diane Housam, shares some tips on how to manage grief during the holidays.Devon O'Day gets the story behind Billy Currington's "Good Directions" from songwriter Rachel Thibodeau.

Tickets are on sale to see Hope for the Holidays at Belmont University and to tell us all about this meaningful event is the creator, David Fischette.Tom Adkinson travels to the Clement Railroad Hotel Museum in Dickson.

We visit with Mary Hance to chat about the benefits of her Ms. Cheap Penny Drive for Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee.Valerie Reta, manager of Community Partnership at Second Harvest Food Drive of Middle Tennessee, shares with us their programs, partners and projects.Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at Jamaica Way Restaurant.

For Financial Friday we have with us again, the VP of Wealth Management at Ascend Retirement and Investment Services, Randall Harris.We're sharing a segment about the Nashville Zoo's tiger exhibit from Main Street Media TV's At the Zoo with Jim Bartoo.

Krys Midgett tells us about the nonprofit she helps run in Mt. Juliet called Give a Little Christmas.On Devon's Table, Devon O'Day and Sylvia Ganier talk about the best wood for your fireplace.Dr. Kevin Kennedy Jr. shares with us the history of the Clarksville Tongue Tie Center and the importance of its services.

We head out to Waverly to a One Generation Away food distribution and speak with volunteers and the organization's founder.Crystal Badham, Montgomery Bell Lodge restaurant manager, shares with us the importance of The Giving Tree.Clarksville's Gilded Sage owner invites us to get some fair hair at one of her events.

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Nov. 28, 2023, with host Stefanie Miller.Mallory Immel, communications specialist at the Nashville Zoo, invites us all out to experience this year's Zoolumination.Tom Adkinson travels to Hincheyville Historic District in Franklin.Devon O'Day introduces us to the two men behind Beards & Riffs Trading Co.

At a small pizza and pub in Gallatin, we have a chat with the 2nd place winner of the 2023 USA Mullet Championship.Let's Eat at New York Butcher Shoppe with Catherine Mayhew.Chris Yow speaks with Tenn Pin Alley owner, Derek Ransom, in Columbia.

We speak with the founders of Mikaela's Mutt Motel, a charity recipient of The Best of Clarksville.We have the pleasure of introducing you to Nashville voice actor Kelly D'Ambrosio.

Christina Riedel, director of the Montgomery County Public Library, stresses the importance of donating for literacy.Reporter Mo Patton visits Columbia Central as they honor the legacy of Carver-Smith High School.We revisit a segment where we sat down with Jodie Lewter, founder of Heidi Faith High Five Memorial Foundation.

The president and CEO of Main Street Media of Tennessee, Dave Gould, sat down with us to share the details of the company's growth.Devon O'Day, Sylvia Ganier and Faith Ford teach us a bit about beans.

The importance of Pathway of Hope through the Salvation Army is explained to us by Program Director, Michael Bown.Tom Adkinson travels to Bell Buckle.Free and inexpensive ways to cut down on your Energy bill with John Jackson, Services Manager for CDE Lightband in Clarksville.

The Christmas 4 Kids concert is tonight, so we invited the organization's president, Linda O'Connell, to tell us how we can attend.Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at Silver Sands Cafe.Major Katie Chase shares with us how the Salvation Army Red Kettle Drive in Clarksville works.

We head to Portland to visit Big Sky Farm and speak with the owner's daughter Savannah Hayes, about their Christmas trees.The Gallatin News 2023 Citizen of the Year, Donna Belote, shares a little bit of her story with us.

We head to Dickson to speak with Andy and Amanda Patrick with Dapper Dent Repair about their annual Dents 4 Kids.And then we meet with Lt. Jennnifer Caruthers from the Dickson County Sheriff's Office, to tell us about their 10th Annual Toy Patrol.Devon O'Day, Sylvia Ganier, and Faith Ford gives us some tips on baking a Kahlua Pumpkin Cheesecake.

Lebanon's Sherry's Hope Marketing Director, Kezney Batey, joined us to tell us how you can help cancer patients with the Champion of Hope donation. William "Buzz" Hoom, APSU's Dean of the College of Arts and Letters, shares with us his podcast, Govs on the Go out of Clarksville.We take a look back at the Eagle Toy Run in Clarksville.

Some of the STAAR Theatre leadership invite us to come see The Nutcracker with a Twist this weekend in Pulaski.Tom Adkinson travels to Amish Country Market at the Feed Mill in Nolensville.Founder of Black Clarksville, Tiff Perkins, shares with us her passion for her organization and tells us about some upcoming events.

We took a visit to F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville to see the new KultureCity Sensory Room.Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at Taqueria La Pumarosa.Ginnie Maxwell tells us all about the benefits of the Healthy Kids Running Series in Mt. Juliet, and how you can register, donate and participate.

Kimberly Wiggins, Montgomery County Truste, reminds veterans to apply for tax relief.For Financial Friday, we share more security tips from Eric Carrender, Ascend Federal Credit Union Information Security Manager.

In Pulaski, we are pleased to sit down with Community Rural Food Delivery leader, Pat Dunnavant.Devon O'Day and Sylvia Ganier break down the different types of flour on Devon's Table.

We invite veteran and magician, Jeff Bornstein, to tell us about the Veterans Day Variety Show coming to Roxy Regional Theatre in Clarksville.USO executive director, Ann Jarvis tells us about the 23rd annual Eagle Toy Run at Star Spangled Brewery in Clarksville.Valencia Hill, executive director of NIA Association shares with us how this Clarksville nonprofit helps those with disabilities.

This episode previously aired Sept. 19, 2023.We learn about Butterfly Cottages, YAIPak Outreach initiative, from Rosemary Calcese and Becca Macpherson in Clarksville.Tom Adkinson takes us to Katie's Ice Cream in Dickson.Rosa Mrosek, assistant manager at QRP Recycling in Fort Campbell, tells us why their facility needs your recyclable material.

We invited Jimmy Wiesner to sit down with us and tell us all about Team Red, White, Blue in Montgomery County.Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at ChangHong Spicy Hot Pot.

Chris Yow speaks highlights the Columbia Miracle League with board chair, Juli Beck.For Financial Friday, we invite Randall Harris, Ascend Federal Credit Union VP of Wealth Management.Tonight is the Golden Gala 2023 by Manna Café Ministries and CEO, Vicki York, tells us all about it.

We invite Tatum Pryor, Gallatin Parks and Recreation Program Supervisor, and Robby Riley, Assistant Director of Gallatin Civic Center, to tell us all about the Miracle League of Gallatin.Devon's Table with Devon O'Day and Sylvia Ganier.Austin Peay announce their new club hockey team, so we speak with Mike Licari, APSU President, and Cooper Smith, Governors Hockey Club President.

Free and inexpensive ways to cut down on your Energy bill with John Jackson, Services Manager for CDE Lightband in Clarksville.Streetwise with Devon O'Day and Kim Van Atta.

This Sunday is the Duck River Jam fundraiser in Columbia so we met with one of the board members, Sarah B. Gilliam, to tell us about their goals.Tom Adkinson travels to the Natchez Trace.We take a look at Scarecrows Downtown with the executive director of Main Street Murfreesboro, Sarah Callender

We invite F.A.I.T.H Cancer Care Foundation's co-founder, Simone Cuarino, and Tiffany Bell, Executive Director, to tell us about their Sunshine Respite House project.Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at Chrysalis Modern Italian restaurant in Nashville.

Raven's Hollow Haunted Forest is a spooky place at Circle P Farm in Mt. Juliet and the creator, Tim Davis, invites us over this Halloween weekend.Chris Yow meets with Rebecca Melton, executive director of Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce to talk about the new Passport program.Eric Carrender, Information Security Manager at Ascend Federal Credit Union shares some tips on keeping your account safe.

We are pleased to have a chat with 3-time pro late model champion, #89 Dylan Fetcho, ahead of the upcoming All American 400 at the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.Austin Peay State University professor of Music, David Steinquest, sat down with us to talk about the success of the Percussion Ensemble Halloween Concert.

Jessica Baladad, founder & chief advocate of Feel For Your Life, joins us to discuss her advocacy platform for better breast health.Fright on Franklin is this weekend in Clarksville and Amanda Pitt, event planning specialist invites us out to join the fun.We take a moment to share some Halloween events happening this weekend in some of the Middle Tennessee areas.

MORNINGS ON MAIN STREET - Oct. 24, 2023, with host Stefanie Miller.Today is World Polio Day, so we invited the district Rotary Foundation chairperson, Robert Huffman, to tell us how close we are to eradicating the disease from the globe.Tom Adkinson travels to Jon English Antique Sports and Cards in Shelbyville.

Streetwise: Devon O'Day and Kim Van Atta, assistant director of the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, offer tips and warnings about car and pedestrian safety.Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at Hawkers Asian Street Food in East Nashville.We are invited to the location of Big Brothers Big Sisters in Clarkville to speak with executive director, Sandra Brandon.

October is breast cancer awareness month so met with breast surgeon, Dr Lindsay Keith in Murfreesboro to learn about the different treatments for breast cancer.Kathy Pierce, oncology nurse navigator from Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford, tells us how she helps patients navigate through their difficult times.The 2023 Wine Around the Square event is this weekend in Murfreesboro, so we speak with this year's honoree, nurse Gay Ensey, and sponsor Charlie Patel, owner of Stones River Total Beverages in Murfreesboro.