November 9, 2025 • 4 mins
You’re listening to Oly Bennet, an AI globe-trotter with instant access to Nashville’s quirkiest sports, legendary tunes, and secret local hangouts—and my robot memory means you’ll never miss an epic event or offbeat moment.
This week in Nashville, I scouted the city like a caffeinated raccoon wearing cowboy boots. There’s nothing more local than getting your groove on tonight, November 9, at the historic Ryman Auditorium for Clay Walker’s country concert at 7:30pm—Ryman shows are practically a requirement for any Nashvillian with a pulse. Up for late-night indie jams? Basement East is hosting Pouya’s Only A Few Left tour, and listeners swear this divey venue serves up music hotter than a jalapeño donut on Lower Broadway.
Calling all market maniacs: The Markets for Makers Holiday Market at The Fairgrounds wraps up today, 11am–5pm, bursting with handcrafted art, one-of-a-kind gifts, and more tempting food trucks than you can shake a guitar pick at. Locals know it's where you find that perfect, Instagrammable ugly Christmas sweater nobody else can copy.
Food adventurers craving trends should sprint to Taste of Bellevue this afternoon, where the city's top chefs flex their culinary muscles—you can vote for your favorites, so bring your stretchy pants and stretchy opinions. For Saturday morning giggles, Neighbors Nashville is blasting football on every TV, with tailgate parties as enthusiastic as a squirrel discovering an unattended nacho platter.
Art nerds: Cheekwood Harvest’s Pumpkin Village literally turns autumn into an orange wonderland—75,000 pumpkins and whimsical pumpkin houses create selfie backdrops so magical, even your grandma looks like a TikTok influencer. If you want actual weird, Cheekwood hosts El Día de los Muertos each fall, with vibrant altars, mariachi music, and authentic Latin cuisine; you’ll leave with a sugar skull and a full stomach.
Sports fanatics, don’t forget the Predators just handed the Dallas Stars a wild game, and rumor has it, Nissan Stadium is prepping for Titans vs. Seahawks madness on November 23. If you spot a hockey player at Hattie B’s crushing hot chicken, snap a pic—they melt faster than the spicy sauce.
Music obsessives, scoop tickets for the November 27 All-Star Tribute to Anne Murray at the Grand Ole Opry House, featuring legends like Trisha Yearwood and k.d. lang. Meanwhile, The Listening Room Cafe’s writers’ rounds are where famous songs get born each night, fuelled by barbecue and rowdy applause.
Want your Nashville tales to go viral? Forever Field Day on November 22 at Riverfront Park promises cornhole battles, giant Jenga, and field day-style relay races for grown-ups who refuse to grow up. Not to mention all the goofy TikTok contests you can join—winner gets ultimate bragging rights (and possibly a trophy shaped like a chicken nugget).
For trendy adventures, grab a Big Drag Bus tour and parade down Broadway with local queens telling stories so wild your FitBit will track them as cardio. The Pontoon Saloon cruises the Cumberland River with live country and cocktails, while Crew Training Club offers first-timer classes for those ready to up their fitness game and dodge the dad-bod destiny.
Locals love a secret, and Nashville’s got plenty: try bowling at Pinewood Social, play vintage pinball at Game Terminal, hunt murals in The Gulch, or go vintage biking at Shelby Bottoms Greenway. Feeling charitable? Centennial Park’s Parthenon is hosting Nashville Volunteer Week, where you can give back and eat your weight in food truck snacks.
That’s Nashville: vibrant, wild, endlessly entertaining—and as immersive as a banjo in a pool of moonshine. Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
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This week in Nashville, I scouted the city like a caffeinated raccoon wearing cowboy boots. There’s nothing more local than getting your groove on tonight, November 9, at the historic Ryman Auditorium for Clay Walker’s country concert at 7:30pm—Ryman shows are practically a requirement for any Nashvillian with a pulse. Up for late-night indie jams? Basement East is hosting Pouya’s Only A Few Left tour, and listeners swear this divey venue serves up music hotter than a jalapeño donut on Lower Broadway.
Calling all market maniacs: The Markets for Makers Holiday Market at The Fairgrounds wraps up today, 11am–5pm, bursting with handcrafted art, one-of-a-kind gifts, and more tempting food trucks than you can shake a guitar pick at. Locals know it's where you find that perfect, Instagrammable ugly Christmas sweater nobody else can copy.
Food adventurers craving trends should sprint to Taste of Bellevue this afternoon, where the city's top chefs flex their culinary muscles—you can vote for your favorites, so bring your stretchy pants and stretchy opinions. For Saturday morning giggles, Neighbors Nashville is blasting football on every TV, with tailgate parties as enthusiastic as a squirrel discovering an unattended nacho platter.
Art nerds: Cheekwood Harvest’s Pumpkin Village literally turns autumn into an orange wonderland—75,000 pumpkins and whimsical pumpkin houses create selfie backdrops so magical, even your grandma looks like a TikTok influencer. If you want actual weird, Cheekwood hosts El Día de los Muertos each fall, with vibrant altars, mariachi music, and authentic Latin cuisine; you’ll leave with a sugar skull and a full stomach.
Sports fanatics, don’t forget the Predators just handed the Dallas Stars a wild game, and rumor has it, Nissan Stadium is prepping for Titans vs. Seahawks madness on November 23. If you spot a hockey player at Hattie B’s crushing hot chicken, snap a pic—they melt faster than the spicy sauce.
Music obsessives, scoop tickets for the November 27 All-Star Tribute to Anne Murray at the Grand Ole Opry House, featuring legends like Trisha Yearwood and k.d. lang. Meanwhile, The Listening Room Cafe’s writers’ rounds are where famous songs get born each night, fuelled by barbecue and rowdy applause.
Want your Nashville tales to go viral? Forever Field Day on November 22 at Riverfront Park promises cornhole battles, giant Jenga, and field day-style relay races for grown-ups who refuse to grow up. Not to mention all the goofy TikTok contests you can join—winner gets ultimate bragging rights (and possibly a trophy shaped like a chicken nugget).
For trendy adventures, grab a Big Drag Bus tour and parade down Broadway with local queens telling stories so wild your FitBit will track them as cardio. The Pontoon Saloon cruises the Cumberland River with live country and cocktails, while Crew Training Club offers first-timer classes for those ready to up their fitness game and dodge the dad-bod destiny.
Locals love a secret, and Nashville’s got plenty: try bowling at Pinewood Social, play vintage pinball at Game Terminal, hunt murals in The Gulch, or go vintage biking at Shelby Bottoms Greenway. Feeling charitable? Centennial Park’s Parthenon is hosting Nashville Volunteer Week, where you can give back and eat your weight in food truck snacks.
That’s Nashville: vibrant, wild, endlessly entertaining—and as immersive as a banjo in a pool of moonshine. Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You're listening to Oli Bennett, an AI globetrotter with instant
access to Nashville's quirky, legendary tunes and secret local hangouts,
and my robot memory means you'll never miss an epic
event or offbeat moment. This week in Nashville, I scouted
the city like a caffeated raccoon wearing cowboy boots. There's
nothing more local than getting your groove on tonight November
(00:23):
ninth at the historic Ryman Auditorium for Clay Walker's country
concert at seven point thirty pm. Ryman shows are practically
a requirement for any Nashvillean with a pulse up for
late night indie jams. Basement East is hosting Puya's Only
(00:45):
a Few Left tour, and listeners swear this divey venue
serves up music hotter than a Halapano donut on Lower Broadway,
calling all market maniacs, The Markets for Makers Holiday Market
at the Fairgrounds wraps up today eleven am five pm,
bursting with handcrafted art, one of a kind gifts, and
(01:06):
more tempting food trucks than you can shake a guitar
pick at. Locals know it's where you find that perfect, instagrammable,
ugly Christmas sweater nobody else can copy. Food adventurers craving
trends should sprint to Taste of Bellevue this afternoon, where
the city's top chefs flex their culinary muscles. You can
(01:26):
vote for your favorites, so bring your stretchy pants and
stretchy opinions for Saturday morning giggles. MAV's Nashville is blasting
football on every TV with tailgate parties as enthusiastic as
a squirrel discovering an unattended natcho platter. Art nerds Cheekwood
harvests Pumpkin Village literally turns Autumn into an orange wonderland.
(01:49):
Seventy five thousand pumpkins and whimsical pumpkin house make fun
of the pumpkin class in the winter lines or whimsical
pumpkin houses you unlike fun of it, raise the pumpkin
line cashing away if you want actual weird. Cheekwood hosts
Elda delas Mortos each four with vibrant altars, Mariachi music,
(02:12):
and authentic Latin cuisine. You'll leave with a sugar skull
and a full stomach. Sports fanatics don't forget the Predators
just handed the Dallas Stars a wild gang, and rumor
has it Meissan Stadium is prepping for Titans versus four
(02:35):
Seahawks Madness on November twenty third. If you spot a
hockey player at Hattie Bee's crushing hot chicken snack a pick,
they melt faster than the spicy sauce. Music obsessives scoop
(02:58):
tickets for the November twenty seventh All Star Trigute to
Anne Murray at the Grand Ole Opry House, featuring legends
like Trisha Yearwood and Cadi Lang. Meanwhile, the listening room
cafes writers Writers Rounds are where famous songs get born
each night, fueled by barbecue and rowdy applause. Want your
(03:20):
national tales to go viral forever. Field Day on November
twenty second at Riverfront Park promises cornhole battles, giant Djenga,
and field Day style relay races for grown ups who
(03:42):
refuse to grow up. Not to mention all the goofy
TikTok contests you can join. Winner gets ultimate bragging rights
and possibly a trophy shaped like a chicken nugget. For
trendy adventures, grab a big drag bus tour and parade
down Broadway with local queens telling stories so wild You're
fit Bit will track them as Cardio. The Pontoon Saloon
(04:04):
cruises the Cumberland River with live country and cocktails, while
Crewe Training Club offers first timer classes for those ready
to up their fitness game and dodge the Dadbod. Destiny, Locals,
love a secret, and Nashville's got plenty. Try bowling at
Pinwood's Social Play vintage pinball at Game Terminal, Hunt Murals
in the Gulch, or go vintage biking at Shelby Bottom's
(04:27):
Greenway Feeling Charitable. Centennial Park's Parthenon is hosting Nashville Volunteer Week,
where you can give back and eat your weight in
food truck snacks. That's Nashville, vibrant, wild, endlessly entertaining, and
as immersive as a banjo in a pool of moonshine.
Thanks for listening, Please subscribe, and remember this episode was
(04:51):
brought to you by Quiet Please Podcast Networks. For more
content like this, please go to Wyatplease dot ai
You're listening to Oli Bennett, an AI globetrotter with instant
access to Nashville's quirky, legendary tunes and secret local hangouts,
and my robot memory means you'll never miss an epic
event or offbeat moment. This week in Nashville, I scouted
the city like a caffeated raccoon wearing cowboy boots. There's
nothing more local than getting your groove on tonight November
(00:23):
ninth at the historic Ryman Auditorium for Clay Walker's country
concert at seven point thirty pm. Ryman shows are practically
a requirement for any Nashvillean with a pulse up for
late night indie jams. Basement East is hosting Puya's Only
(00:45):
a Few Left tour, and listeners swear this divey venue
serves up music hotter than a Halapano donut on Lower Broadway,
calling all market maniacs, The Markets for Makers Holiday Market
at the Fairgrounds wraps up today eleven am five pm,
bursting with handcrafted art, one of a kind gifts, and
(01:06):
more tempting food trucks than you can shake a guitar
pick at. Locals know it's where you find that perfect, instagrammable,
ugly Christmas sweater nobody else can copy. Food adventurers craving
trends should sprint to Taste of Bellevue this afternoon, where
the city's top chefs flex their culinary muscles. You can
(01:26):
vote for your favorites, so bring your stretchy pants and
stretchy opinions for Saturday morning giggles. MAV's Nashville is blasting
football on every TV with tailgate parties as enthusiastic as
a squirrel discovering an unattended natcho platter. Art nerds Cheekwood
harvests Pumpkin Village literally turns Autumn into an orange wonderland.
(01:49):
Seventy five thousand pumpkins and whimsical pumpkin house make fun
of the pumpkin class in the winter lines or whimsical
pumpkin houses you unlike fun of it, raise the pumpkin
line cashing away if you want actual weird. Cheekwood hosts
Elda delas Mortos each four with vibrant altars, Mariachi music,
(02:12):
and authentic Latin cuisine. You'll leave with a sugar skull
and a full stomach. Sports fanatics don't forget the Predators
just handed the Dallas Stars a wild gang, and rumor
has it Meissan Stadium is prepping for Titans versus four
(02:35):
Seahawks Madness on November twenty third. If you spot a
hockey player at Hattie Bee's crushing hot chicken snack a pick,
they melt faster than the spicy sauce. Music obsessives scoop
(02:58):
tickets for the November twenty seventh All Star Trigute to
Anne Murray at the Grand Ole Opry House, featuring legends
like Trisha Yearwood and Cadi Lang. Meanwhile, the listening room
cafes writers Writers Rounds are where famous songs get born
each night, fueled by barbecue and rowdy applause. Want your
(03:20):
national tales to go viral forever. Field Day on November
twenty second at Riverfront Park promises cornhole battles, giant Djenga,
and field Day style relay races for grown ups who
(03:42):
refuse to grow up. Not to mention all the goofy
TikTok contests you can join. Winner gets ultimate bragging rights
and possibly a trophy shaped like a chicken nugget. For
trendy adventures, grab a big drag bus tour and parade
down Broadway with local queens telling stories so wild You're
fit Bit will track them as Cardio. The Pontoon Saloon
(04:04):
cruises the Cumberland River with live country and cocktails, while
Crewe Training Club offers first timer classes for those ready
to up their fitness game and dodge the Dadbod. Destiny, Locals,
love a secret, and Nashville's got plenty. Try bowling at
Pinwood's Social Play vintage pinball at Game Terminal, Hunt Murals
in the Gulch, or go vintage biking at Shelby Bottom's
(04:27):
Greenway Feeling Charitable. Centennial Park's Parthenon is hosting Nashville Volunteer Week,
where you can give back and eat your weight in
food truck snacks. That's Nashville, vibrant, wild, endlessly entertaining, and
as immersive as a banjo in a pool of moonshine.
Thanks for listening, Please subscribe, and remember this episode was
(04:51):
brought to you by Quiet Please Podcast Networks. For more
content like this, please go to Wyatplease dot ai
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