Last Sunday, I watched from my living room window as two people installed a surprisingly large campaign sign in my front yard.
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If Trump isn’t God-sent, it will force these people to look at the choices they have made, how they were conditioned to make them without questioning them.
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Candidate forum between all Democratic candidates running for Tennessee House District 97 in Memphis. Be sure to vote on August 6th for your preferred candidate, and click here if you have questions about how
MoreIn this special episode, Justin Kanew interviews Livingston Academy students in Overton County who speak out about their teacher Mark Lee. Lee has been accused of sexual harassment for decades and just served a
MoreKanew interviews Dr. Karen Cox, author of Dixie’s Daughters: The United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Preservation of Confederate Culture, about the political and social influence The UDC had on the
MoreState Representatives London Lamar and Gloria Johnson join Munday and Kanew for a discussion on the decision to reopen schools amidst a worsening pandemic, the passing of the great John Lewis, and
MoreBlair Walsingham, running for congress in East Tennessee, joins us to talk about her race. “Poverty is the original Pandemic.” Visit Blair’s Website for more info. Subscribe & Support The Holler: www.TNHoller.com Send in a
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I was born in Tennessee and have lived here my entire life. Born into a rural hard-working farming family, the 3rd of 4 children. We were not by any means wealthy; however,
MoreWade Munday & the Holler’s Kanew talk about the KKK Grand Wizard bust removal, why the 30-day Nashville Protest should be a national story, and why people are worried about sending our kids back to
MoreThe State Capitol Commission discusses whether they will move to remove Nathan Bedford Forrest’s bust from the state Capitol or not. Their discussion precedes the vote, which is at the very end.
MoreFranklin’s Dustin Koctar joins us to discuss why Williamson County must remove the Confederate flag from its seal. “Changing our county seal is not going to erase history.” Subscribe & Support: www.TNHoller.com— Send
MoreSome highlights (or lowlights, depending how you look at it) from yesterday’s Confederate Flag monument/flag discussion in COOKVILLE. They decided to put a sign on the cemetery saying Cookeville does not support
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