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Second Cup of Joe...and John

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.

Podcast · By Joe Elvis and John Dwyer · English · Official site

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Aug 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Physical Therapist Makes LIFE CHANGING Discovery | Adam Wille (opens the original)

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    Getting older is mandatory. Moving like you're old isn't. Physical therapist Adam Wille has worked with everyone from weekend warriors to Olympic athletes and says staying active may be simpler than we make it. The former marathoner talks bad shoulders, good habits, walking versus running and why working out harder isn't always smarter. Now launching Move You Physical Therapy, Adam's goal is pretty simple: keep us moving and make sure we can still get off the floor. AMONG THE TOPICS: THE WORKOUT

  2. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Jay Grider – Author of Last Call: From the Minor Leagues to Nashville's Rise as a Major Sports Destination (opens the original)

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    Long before the Titans, Predators and the push for Major League Baseball, Nashville was still trying to prove it belonged on the big stage. Few people watched that transformation closer than Jay Grider. The longtime Nashville Sports Council executive shares hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from nearly three decades of landing the city’s biggest sporting events, including frozen bowl games, stadium power failures, marching band mutinies, and the organized chaos that helped turn Music City into

  3. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    This Publisher Has 100 NYT BEST SELLERS | Jonathan Merkh (opens the original)

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    What does it take to create a New York Times bestseller? Jonathan Merkh would know. The longtime publishing executive has helped launch more than 100 bestsellers, including 13 that reached #1, and now he's turning the publishing world on its head. Growing up as a missionary kid in France, Merkh shares how an unlikely path led him to Nashville and a career working with everyone from Brad Paisley and Mike Rowe, to Joan Lunden. He also explains why authors today don't necessarily need a traditional

  4. Episode · Jul 19, 2026

    Jeremy Palmer, Founder & Owner of the Original Corner Pub (opens the original)

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    Usually, people work in the Nashville restaurant business to launch into an entertainment career. This Music City native did it backwards and after 13 years on Music Row as a talent booking agent, opened the original Corner Pub in Green Hills. Find out how this family-owned business survives in an ultra-competitive market and what’s behind a 105-year-old recipe. A frequent YMCA visitor, the Father Ryan high school product reveals how he met his wife and why he should have died 15 years ago. AMON

  5. Episode · Jul 5, 2026

    Tammy and David Boclair, Sports Communications & Media Power Couple (opens the original)

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    She’s a college communications Hall of Famer while he spent nearly four decades covering Nashville area sports for the Daily News Journal, City Paper and Sports Illustrated among other publications. Married 31 years, their walk down memory lane contains why they kept their romance a secret, the time she gave a ride to Shaquille O’Neal, his winning the approval of a Veterans Stadium hot dog vendor and why a Houston Oilers memory ruins her day. Also, they weigh in on why they foresaw Vanderbilt Un

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