Drew Hill and Chris Herrington sort through the reasons the Memphis Grizzlies may be interested in trading Ja Morant and the international games.

The Second Line is moving, Swamp Bar is growing, Restaurant Iris is hosting special lunches and Kelly English is the guest for the first two episodes of “Sound Bites” in 2026.

On “The AM/DM”: It was a big week in politics and governance. We talk about the amount of power xAI is using as well as what they are using it for and how it fits into the national conversation. The 114th Tennessee General Assembly convened in Nashville with an aggressive, but perhaps quick, agenda. And having a new baby orangutan at the Memphis Zoo is good news for the species, the world and the city — and it’s unbelievably adorable.

Artist Brantley Ellzey joins Eric Barnes on this episode of “The Sidebar” to talk about work, his life and his Crosstown Arts exhibit titled “Reflection + Ritual + Refuge.”

An outgoing public defender said on ‘Behind The Headlines” there’s been a shift in people’s attitudes toward crime, punishment and due process, but public defenders play a key role in upholding constitutional standards.

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Sound Bites: Kelly English on Second Line's big move, Swamp Bar plans By Holly Whitfield

The AM/DM podcast: xAI's power pays By Mary Cashiola

Brantley Ellzey on the intensity and relief he finds in his new art exhibit By Eric Barnes

The AM/DM podcast: The Tennessee legislature is in session By Mary Cashiola

The AM/DM podcast: Political decorum, Grizz across the pond and Kamala By Mary Cashiola

The AM/DM podcast: All about orangutans, including the newest at the Memphis Zoo By Mary Cashiola

Outgoing Public Defender: 'We're not into assembly line justice' By Bill Dries

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