cityCURRENT Nashville Radio Show
Our cityCURRENT Radio Show airs across all five Cumulus Media Nashville radio stations each Sunday from 5-6 AM on 104.5 The Zone, 95.5 NASH ICON, SuperTalk 99.7 WTN, NASH FM 103.3, and 4-5 AM on 92Q.
The show is focused on positives and features interviews with a mix of business and community leaders who discuss important efforts, trends, lessons learned, and ways to get engaged across Middle Tennessee.
USO Fort Campbell/Nashville: Upcoming Events and Volunteer Opportunities
Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Ann Jarvis, Executive Director of USO Fort Campbell/Nashville, who discusses the organization’s 85-year history of supporting military service members and their families through various programs and events. As a nonprofit, the organization provides morale-boosting activities and connects service members to resources and nonprofit partners through their 250 global locations, including their second-largest facility at Fort Campbell, which serves 400-500 service members daily. Ann, who leads a USO Fort Campbell/Nashville staff of five with numerous volunteers, oversees support across Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas, with key centers at Fort Campbell, Nashville, and Little Rock. The organization
Hope MacGregor
Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Hope MacGregor, a singer-songwriter, Americana artist, West Point graduate and US Army Aviation Veteran, who discusses her musical journey and charitable work to support other veterans. Hope shares how she transitioned from planning to drop out of high school to pursue music to attending West Point, graduating and serving 8 years as an aviation officer, and later returning to music after experiencing multiple personal challenges during law school. She explains how music helps her communicate complex emotions more effectively than words alone, and where she draws inspiration for her songwriting. Hope discusses the unique
HGTV Star, Egypt Sherrod, Headlines the Junior League of Memphis Develop HER Women’s Summit
In this episode of the cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with HGTV star, entrepreneur, and bestselling author Dr. Egypt Sherrod to discuss leadership, entrepreneurship, and stepping boldly into purpose. Known for hit shows like Married to Real Estate, Property Virgins, and Flipping Virgins, Egypt Sherrod has built an international brand that blends real estate expertise, design, media, and empowerment. As CEO of Indigo Road and a passionate advocate for women entrepreneurs, Egypt shares how faith, resilience, and vision have shaped her journey. The conversation also highlights the Junior League of Memphis Develop HER Women’s Summit, where Egypt will serve
Brad Federman highlights PerformancePoint, LLC and new book, “Never Delegate Again”
Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Brad Federman, Founder and CEO of PerformancePoint, LLC, and author of “Never Delegate Again: Uncover the SECRET to Growing Your Company, Your People, and Yourself.” They discuss Brad’s company, PerformancePoint, LLC, which focuses on reducing turnover, improving company valuation through culture, and enhancing employee and customer experiences. Brad shares insights on measuring and improving company culture, including a case study of a company that transformed its fractured culture into a unified one through PerformancePoint’s guidance. They also explore Brad’s book, which addresses the need to redefine delegation and growth in today’s rapidly changing work environment.
Randi Smith highlights debut novel, “Ada Holloway’s Had Enough,” ties to Belmont University
Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Randi Smith, who discusses her background at Belmont University, where she studied publishing, her current role as a library assistant, and her debut young adult novel, “Ada Holloway’s Had Enough.” During the interview, Randi talks about the evolving role of libraries as community hubs offering various services beyond traditional book lending. She shares the inspiration behind her book, which began as a class project at Belmont University, and describes the story’s focus on empathetic communication and self-expression. She emphasizes the book’s appeal to young adults, parents, educators, and librarians, aiming to spark important conversations. The
How to Grow Your Business with Smart Signage & Print Marketing | AlphaGraphics Franklin
In this episode of the cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Jim Bright, President & CEO of AlphaGraphics Franklin, TN, to talk about what it really takes for businesses in Middle Tennessee to stand out in a competitive market. Located in Franklin and serving Brentwood, Spring Hill, and the greater Nashville area, AlphaGraphics Franklin is more than a print shop — they’re creative marketing partners helping businesses elevate their visibility through custom signage, vehicle graphics, wall and window displays, promotional products, and integrated marketing solutions. In this conversation, you’ll learn: • Why signage still matters in a digital-first world
Conexión Américas, serving Nashville, Tennessee since 2002
Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Martha Silva and Tara Lentz, Co-Executive Directors of Conexión Américas, an organization that has been serving Nashville’s Latino immigrant community since 2002 with a mission to build a welcoming community and create opportunities where Latino families can belong, contribute, and succeed. The organization provides a range of services including bilingual education, economic development through small business support, tax preparation assistance, and workforce development programs. They support families and individual at all stages of life, from early childhood through college preparation and beyond. The organization serves approximately 15,000 individuals annually and emphasizes a holistic approach to
Live Like You Believe | Loretta McNary on Healing, Faith & Bold Leadership
In this powerful episode of the cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with nationally recognized media host, author, and visionary Loretta McNary to discuss her new book Live Like You Believe: 10 Power Moves to Heal. Rise. Lead. Loretta opens up about her journey through adversity, trauma, and resilience — and how those experiences shaped her leadership, media empire, and mission to empower women globally. As the creator of The Loretta McNary Show and founder of McNary Media Network, Pink Eagles Inc., and Women on the Move Reimagined, Loretta shares what it truly means to stop playing small and step
Why National Junia Day Changes Legacy for Women
In this thought-provoking episode of the cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Dr. Tamara Nall Ezeanii, founder of the Junia™ movement and creator of National Junia Day (March 1). After the passing of her mother, Dr. Ezeanii experienced a profound realization: while sons have long carried on family legacy through the “Junior” tradition, daughters have never had an equivalent honor. Junia™ changes that — allowing mothers to pass down their full names to their daughters, establishing the first formal matriarchal naming tradition. In this episode, we explore: • Why daughters historically lacked a “Junior” equivalent • How naming shapes