This week on the Memphis Flyer Podcast, Michael Donahue talks about his cover story on Memphis chef Ann Barnes. Plus, dive bar revival, and does Memphis still know how to party?
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This week on the Memphis Flyer Podcast, we have a special guest. John Doyle of the Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum joins Alex Greene to talk about moving the museum and the Memphis Music Hall of Fame to Beale Street.
On this week’s edition of the podcast, Toby Sells talks about his cover story “The Battle for Midtown.” Zoning and housing are hot topics, as the Memphis 3.0 plan is up for review.
This week on the Memphis Flyer podcast, Kailyn Johnson and Chris McCoy talk about school board shenanigans, Dru’s Place and the future of gay bars, Captain America: Brave New World, and watching Hamilton while the world burns.
There’s so much love in the room for our annual Valentine’s Day Love Issue! Abigail Morici and Chris McCoy talk about relationships, trolls (the kind at the Memphis Botanic Gardens, not the internet kind), Becoming Led Zeppelin, and Companion, in this week’s Memphis Flyer Podcast.
This week on the Memphis Flyer Podcast, we’re all about podcasting! Sonosphere creator and host Amy Schaftlein joins Chris McCoy to talk about her pioneering music podcast, her day job at United Housing, and The Brutalist. Read this week’s cover story here.
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Memphis Flyer Podcast Jan 23: So Long, Sam
The Memphis Flyer podcast is back after a little New Year’s hiatus. In this episode, Chris McCoy and Alex Greene talk about the legacy of Sam Moore, and the season 2 premiere of Severance.
This week on the Memphis Flyer podcast, Toby Sells and Chris McCoy talk about this week’s cover story, “245 Facts About Memphis,” plus much more.
This week on the Memphis Flyer Podcast, Chris McCoy and Abigail Morici talk about the Winter Arts Guide, Tsunami, Wicked, and Andrea Morales’ photography exhibit at the Brooks Museum. Check it out on the Flyer’s YouTube channel.
This week on the Memphis Flyer Podcast, Kailynn Johnson talks about her cover story “Business Unusual”. MATA is in crisis, and we’ve got all the details. Plus, an Anora review, Marcella Simien’s new album, and more.