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Scopes Trial 100 Years Later
š 100th anniversary of Scopes Monkey Trial Ā·Ā TN-7 race opens up Ā·Ā Tried bullets strike Ā· New BNA terminalĀ Ā·Ā Much more!
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š Visit our On The Radar list to find upcoming events around Nashville. š§ On Spotify: Pamphleteer's Picks, a playlist of our favorite bands in town this week. šØš»āš¾ Check out our Nashville farmer's market guide. Monday, 7/7 šŖ Kyle Tuttle's Bluegrass Monday @ Dee's Lounge, 6p, $10, Info šø Timbo & Lonesome Country @ Jane's Hideaway,
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The Pamphleteer's 2023 Christmas Gift Guide
What to buy for people you love and want to impress with your impeccable taste
Progress and Peril
The Double-Edged Sword of Prosperity in Tennessee's Small Towns
Remembering Frank Wycheck
All time Houston Oiler and Tennessee Titan great, Frank Wycheck, dies at 52
Eileenās Tragic Regionalism
How a tense New England character study highlights the limits of local color.
In Loco Parentis
A review of Ian Priorās Parents of the World Unite!: How to Save Our Schools from the Leftās Radical Agenda.
Review: Daily Wire's Lady Ballers
The conservative company tries to trigger their way to the top
Let the Debate Begin
College Football Playoff selection stokes major controversy as Alabama sneaks in
The Patience of Job
The Shift brings authentic moral weight to the multiverse genre.
Eli Rothās Society of the Spectacle
With Thanksgiving, a titan of horror proves heās also one of Americaās most savage social critics.
College Football Regular Season Wrap-Up
Tennessee and Vanderbilt tie a bow on 2023 Conference Play as Vols prepare for Bowl Game
Radical Objectivity
A review of Jeff Fynn-Paulās 'Not Stolen: The Truth About European Colonialism in the New World'
Chip's Harvest
What a sixty-three-year-old sitcom can teach us about the folly of "land acknowledgments"
Nashvilleās Taylor Era
Rediscovering the suburban roots of the worldās biggest popstar may be the cityās only way to stave off its decline.
David Fincherās Violence as a Service
'The Killer' shows how expendable art makes for expendable lives.