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Nashville, TN

Laura Faber explores the past and present at the old May Hosiery Mill in Nashville.

Nashville, TN

Miranda Cohen discovers how Tiwana created a career with balloons.

Franklin, TN

Laura Faber meets a grave walking genealogist from Franklin.

Nashville, TN

Laura Faber paints along with muralist Andee Rudloff.

Nashville, TN

Cindy Carter has the story of the Cremona Strings ensemble.

Joelton, TN

Laura Faber learns about rescuing wild animals at Walden's Puddle.

Nashville, TN

‘Anne of all Trades” is a Nashville woman who has decided to make it her life’s mission to work with her hands and teach others disappearing life skills like woodworking and blacksmithing.

Woodbury, TN

The equine industry is big business in this state – the 6th largest in the nation. What you might not know – is people come from around the world to get training time with a woman in Woodbury Tennessee. As Laura Faber tells us, Elizabeth Keathley trains horses and drivers in a most unique sport. Presented by Nashville Public Television.

Woodbury, TN

On our Tennessee Crossroads travels, we've met a number of avid collectors, and sometimes those collections become downright obsessions. Case in point, the couple you're about to meet in rural Wilson County, TN. Because of their decanter collection, they had to enlarge their home to contain it all. They're not just any decanters, mind you, they're Jim Beam Decanters. Watch this and more episode segments of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads.

Knoxville, TN

Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to meet a young man from Franklin, TN who's a sports star in his own right. Extreme pogo. Dalton Smith already holds five world records in a sport you may not even know about. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more about Xpogo.

Gallatin, TN

Susan Watson visits a miniature horse ranch in Chapel Hill, in this Flashback from 1993 This business is closed, but please enjoy the memories of this journey.

Nashville, TN

When the Predators first hit the ice in Music City, many had their doubts about whether or not hockey would find a fan base in Nashville, TN. It didn't take long to determine that Tennesseans love the sport just as much as folks up north. Not long after the NHL came to town, a group of local ladies erased another doubt, whether or not hockey was just a men's game. The answer was a resounding "no," as Gretchen Bates recently learned when she suited up with the Nashville Women's Ice Hockey League. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more.