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Norm Partin will forget more about Nashville racing history than any of us will ever know. Growing up in the shadow of the most iconic short track in the country, Norm’s passion for his city and the sport began during his childhood and hasn’t wavered. Dialed into the latest scoop on the fairgrounds track, along with the Nashville Superspeedway, Norm travels down memory lane recounting the colorful characters that made left hand turn after left hand turn. His knowledge and influence will keep Nashville a racing mecca for years to come. AMONG THE TOPICS: GRAND TORINO, BRISTOL-MANIA AND BENDING THE EAR OF THE MAYOR
Norm Partin will forget more about Nashville racing history than any of us will ever know. Growing up in the shadow of the most iconic short track in the country, Norm’s passion for his city and the sport began during his childhood and hasn’t wavered. Dialed into the latest scoop on the fairgrounds track, along with the Nashville Superspeedway, Norm travels down memory lane recounting the colorful characters that made left hand turn after left hand turn. His knowledge and influence will keep Nashville a racing mecca for years to come. AMONG THE TOPICS: GRAND TORINO, BRISTOL-MANIA AND BENDING THE EAR OF THE MAYOR
Nashville-centric broadcast veterans Joe Elvis and John Dwyer are resurrecting their broadcast careers with this podcast. They collaborate to share wit, life experiences and Rolodex with listeners. With 5 episodes ready to download, look for a weekly episode to be dropped each Monday beginning June 6 th, 2022. Joe and John invite movers and shakers to the Main Street Media TV Studios to offer inspiration, and raw untold stories about how Nashville was, and is today. Joe is best known for his days, sorry, daze at 103 KDF and 105.9 The Rock, while John’s reference at News-2 is as Sports Director and hosting “Titans on 2 with Jeff Fisher.” That second cup of coffee takes place when you are done with the morning rush and settling into the day. “Second Cup of Joe… And John” won’t change the world, but it will make you smile and feel as if you know Middle Tennessee, and yourself, a little bit better.