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16/02/2021

We searched for more than just 3 places that make Ramen in Nashville but there just aren’t that many that do it. Yes, there are places like The Treehouse that have served Ramen but it isn’t a specialty. Also, many places serve Udon or Pho, and while they are similar to Ramen, they ain’t Ramen. Finally, some places did indeed have a bowl or two of this magical hangover cure on their menus but we wanted to focus on places that have a wider selection.

We searched for more than just 3 places that make Ramen in Nashville but there just aren’t that many that do it.

13/02/2021

“No one likes to talk about this part, but Valentine’s Day is generally a bad show.” She warned me. “I mean it will be fine, but just be prepared for it to suck.”
- Madam Cooper

Madam Cooper remembers last year's Valentine's Day.

10/02/2021

10/02/2021

Locally Owned Markets Within 15 Minutes of The 5 Points.

08/02/2021

Hope Siler sat down with Ricky Young of Wild Feathers to discuss how the band dealt with 2020, and what’s on his plate for 2021, both literally and figuratively.

Hope Siler sat down with Ricky Young to discuss how the band dealt with 2020, and what’s on his plate for 2021, both literally and figurativ

03/02/2021

"So here’s to you, 3 Crow! A magical place and stretch of time in East Nashville that meant we had a place all our own. When the rest of Nashville thought we were sketchy and wouldn’t come over the river, we had you. After concerts and funerals, we had you. Before long nights out and on Saturday & Sunday afternoons, we had you." - Jaime Miller

Jaime Miller talks with the former 3 Crow Bar crew about community and saying goodbye to an East Nashville staple.

22/01/2021

"Her prose offers itself as the poetry of the self-aware. It is honest. It is silly. It is musings the reader can relate to and the irreverence embedded in each has a grounding-effect that is refreshing in the current day-to-day." Kristen Carroll reviews Jenny Slate's new book Little Weirds.

Step into Jenny Slate’s wild imagination in this “magical” (Mindy Kaling), “delicious” (Amy Sedaris), and “poignant” (John Mulaney) New York

21/01/2021

"We should go,” I offered, turning back to her.
"We should go somewhere." She replied
"To get a drink?" I asked.
"No" she laughed.” Somewhere...else."
- Benjamin Moran

Benjamin Moran's story of disappointment, love, turmoil and consequences.

20/01/2021

"I had been feeling the inspiration sucking vacuum creeping up and no amount of Vitamin D capsules fired into my gut would be lifting it. What did lift it was a big Russian fur hat." - Cooper Lynn Hays

Madame Cooper writes about the importance of the proper attire on our state of mind.

18/01/2021

“An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.” - MLK

16/01/2021

"In short, you don’t have to work in a restaurant to become a wine expert or to start educating yourself. That fact definitely gives me hope in my journey. So how can I figure out what I’m tasting in a glass, and from that, determine what I like in a wine, and where my favorite wines are from? That’s why in our tasting, Chris walked me through the WSET Systematic Approach To Tasting Wine. A bit more intense than your wine-novice tastings, we approached ours at his current certification - Level 3. So here’s how you taste, and by the end, rate, each wine you’re drinking." - Bridgette McAuliffe

Bridgette McAuliffe teaches us the key to tasting wine.

15/01/2021

Jacob Smith discusses a terrible photography trend that's ravaging the feeds of influencers around the world.

Jacob Smith discusses a terrible photography trend thats ravaging the feeds of influencers around the world.

14/01/2021

"Signed to Tribe Talent, Samantha has become THE rising star of the Nashville modeling scene. She’s not only walked the runway in shows for RAW, Mundane, and Costumes & Couture, but has also graced the pages of a number of other publications, with a few personal favorites being Picton Magazine and 7Hues, and her sights set to one day cover Vogue." - Abigail Rose Minor

Abigail Minor writes about working with the talented Samantha Tall

13/01/2021

"Only you know how you want to live. Take on what makes sense and resonates for YOU. My only suggestion is to find a balance between “living in the now” and “living in the future.” Please tag us on your 2021 house project! We want to see what you’re doing. " Ruckus And Romeo Design

Amy Wright gambles on house trends for 2021

12/01/2021

Kat Smo teaches us a little hair stylist language.

11/01/2021

Leigh Bingham Nash chats with Chris Cobb from the EXIT/IN and Michael Jude Grimes from The Basement East about what's next for our music venues.

Leigh Nash chats with Chris Cobb from the Exit/In and Mike Grimes from The Basement East about what's next for our music venues.

08/01/2021

"While we were arguing about Black and Blue lives, while we were proudly championing our individual perspectives on mask-wearing in public, while we were taking sides on where to locate current and future AirBnBs, this quiet faction has duped us all. Tennessee is one more card closer to a darker future with a seemingly innocent rule about how we protest." - Dusty Evans

Dustin Evans writes about Gov. Lee's HB 8005 - the bill that could take your vote for protesting.

07/01/2021

"Wine is an art. From the seeds planted to the fruit on the vine, to the aging for years, it tells a story of family, history, science, agriculture, and love. What is each wine’s story? What makes it special? What’s really Inside The Bottle? That’s what I’m here to find out." - Bridgette McAuliffe

Bridgette McAuliffe takes us with her to explore Tennessee's Amber Falls Winery.

06/01/2021

"We can transport ourselves to happier times by baking ourselves there, our ovens becoming time machines. Baking can connect us to the people we love and miss if only for the time it takes to eat a cupcake." - Jaime Miller

Jaime Miller writes about kitchen therapy through baked goods.

05/01/2021

"Alannah has always been a model of kindness with a stunning passion for her craft and a classic voice fitting of a country music queen on Broadway, and I can’t wait to see what the future has in store for her and the music she brings to the world." - Abigail Rose Minor

Abigail Rose Minor recalls styling the amazing Alannah Moore.

04/01/2021

"A remarkable aspect of The Overstory is how Powers has manipulated the definition of tree in his book so much that when it is described as a “book about trees” it relays the image of a book about beings more ancient and more evolved than our own species; beings that have adapted and changed and lived for longer than nearly any other animal that has walked on the earth; beings that new evidence suggests think and communicate and display even a certain ability for intelligence." - Kristen Carroll

Richard Powers’s twelfth novel unfolds in concentric rings of interlocking fables that range from antebellum New York to the late twentieth-century Timber Wars of the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

02/01/2021

31/12/2020

Which are you?

30/12/2020

Everyone has their process, everyone responds to the stings and burns and pricks (both kinds) of life differently. Let the band play on. And amidst political protests, mask-wearing, toilet paper shortages, and a pretty weak meat selection at the K(roger), that’s exactly what Nashville did. I have never loved this city more. I believe we are seeing signs of life again. The players are playing. Masked, but ever brilliant. - Leigh Bingham Nash

Singer Leigh Nash writes about some the music world lost, the light she sees, and life.

29/12/2020

"We are the miraculous. At every moment we are the one chance, in all of the known universe, to begin anew. To begin is to stand against the flowing force of the universe, it is to defy the decree of the universe’s destiny to end in chaos." - Dr. Terry Boyd

Dr. Terry Boyd elucidates the peregrination of our American Gods.

28/12/2020

Amy Lynn Wright with Ruckus And Romeo Design writes about the work she and her husband, Ben Wright, put into their home design.

Amy Wright discusses the work she and her husband, Ben, put into their home design.

25/12/2020

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

21/12/2020

Brand Designer, Bethany Bauman writes about navigating America while navigating Covid-19.

Brand Designer Bethany Bauman writes about navigating America while navigating Covid-19.

20/12/2020

"While we were arguing about Black and Blue lives, while we were proudly championing our individual perspectives on mask-wearing in public, while we were taking sides on where to locate current and future AirBnBs, this quiet faction has duped us all. Tennessee is one more card closer to a darker future with a seemingly innocent rule about how we protest."

Dustin Evans writes about Gov. Lee's HB 8005 - the bill that could take your vote for protesting. https://www.archivenashville.com/post/it-s-oh-so-quiet

Dustin Evans writes about Gov. Lee's HB 8005 - the bill that could take your vote for protesting.

19/12/2020

"There’s nothing more beautiful than watching a client’s posture change, to see that sparkle in their eye and smile at the end of a session. Hair is a big deal. It’s why men spend billions on hair replacement therapies. It’s why so many female celebrities wear extensions. This also means a lot of pressure and emotions at times."

Kat Smo writes about getting what you want and being ok with paying for it. https://www.archivenashville.com/post/kat-wants-your-hair-price-of-perfection

Kat Smo writes about getting what you want and being ok with paying for it.

18/12/2020

"Whether you are infected or not, the virus is always with you. It makes you feel like there’s a monster behind you breathing down your neck. If you turn around it has you. You have to keep plunging through the darkness hoping for breakthroughs and discoveries."

Point of Care testing professional, Robbie, writes about the emotional price of the pandemic on frontline healthcare workers. https://www.archivenashville.com/post/my-covid-romance

Point of Care testing professional, Robbie, writes about the emotional price of the pandemic on frontline healthcare workers.

17/12/2020

Former Nashville Mayor, Megan Barry, shares a heartbreaking story about the reality of addiction in Nashville.

Former Nashville Mayor Megan Barry shares a heartbreaking story about the reality of addiction in Nashville.

16/12/2020

East Nashville's big brother, Brian Jackson, shares his family's journey to the frontier amid the aftermath of tornadoes and the uncertainty of the pandemic.

East Nashville's big brother shares his family's journey to the frontier amid the aftermath of tornadoes and the uncertainty of the pandemic

15/12/2020

Check out our first SongCrafter's Series artist, Carly Moffa.
https://www.archivenashville.com/post/songcrafter-s-series-carly-moffa

04/12/2020

"Stripping is steeped in taboo in our country, and let me tell you, as a professional burlesque entertainer and instructor, a heaping load of the shame and blame I have witnessed and received comes from my fellow sisters."

THE Madame Cooper shares some thoughts about shame and acceptance. Read her article: https://www.archivenashville.com/post/buythestripperadrink

03/12/2020

"I was a 19-year-old punk that enlisted in the Army Reserves on a whim. In 2000 there weren't really any major conflicts going on. What's the worst that could happen, right?"

Jacob Smith writes about his time as a War Photographer during multiple tours in Iraq. Check It out: https://www.archivenashville.com/post/warofart

16/10/2020

"2020 has been a year of great change, but change can be a difficult process for people. I would be willing to bet that most of us have found ourselves at some point contemplating how much more we personally or collectively can endure from 2020."

Therapist Elizabeth Porter shares 5 essential components to help with resilience in the face of major change.