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Where It's At is the Memphis podcast that focuses on everything Memphis, TN. From business to sports and music. We live and breathe Memphis, so join us as we discuss the city and the culture that make it great! Share your stories to stories@whereitsatmemphis.com!
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Charles Huff & Memphis Football, World Cup Aftermath, Live Music & Rage Bait Culture | WIA - Ep09 (opens the original)
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Where It’s At – Episode 09 asks a simple question with a much bigger answer: Who’s actually building Memphis? Hosted by J.R. Moore, Alex Rasmussen, and Greg Graber, this episode looks beyond the headlines and comment sections to the people, businesses, teams, and ideas creating real community in Memphis. From lessons learned during the World Cup to the excitement surrounding Tigers football, a growing live music scene, and new concepts breathing life into the city, Episode 09 is all about the di
Goodbye Ja Morant, World Cup Fever, Hockey in Memphis & The City's Future | WIA - Ep08 (opens the original)
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Where It’s At – Episode 08 | Memphis is standing at a crossroads. With the excitement of the World Cup, major private investment, new entertainment ventures, and a changing sports landscape, the city has an opportunity to redefine its future—but only if vision, leadership, and execution come together. Hosted by J.R. Moore, Alex Rasmussen, and Greg Graber, Episode 08 takes a look at where Memphis has been, where it's headed, and what it will take to capitalize on this moment. Goodbye to Ja Morant
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