McMinnville

Absolutely, Nanupam, do it to it.

Homer says, "I'm another keto-preaching family doctor just down the road in McMinnville, Tennessee." Hello, neighbor.

How's it going? Good to see you.

Thanks for the comment, and thanks for teaching your patients about a proper human diet.

I went out to the cabin for, um, for the last...

We spent three nights out there in McMinnville.

We had a great time.

But our, our, our sleeping situation out there is pretty rough right now.

Um, but it's, it's very, very fascinating that, you know, a band like Silver Jews with so much history, so much legend, um, and, you know, being built up, you know, the, the, just the, the, the overall, you know, complicated creative, um, kind of climate of this band.

They played their last show in McMinnville, Tennessee.

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Yeah.

This one is in Warren County, southeast of Murfreesboro.

The TBI says last Thursday, McMinnville police responded to a domestic disturbance where an armed man had barricaded himself inside.

They say there was an effort to de-escalate, but police ended up shooting the man dead.

So far this year, TBI has been asked to investigate 32 officer-involved shootings.

Something nobody much is reporting on, and they haven't until now, in Nepal, those floods.

There was a nonprofit group from McMinnville, and I – I don't know that it's affiliated with any religion or anything.

But this foundation, it's a yoga retreat.

They've got like 1,400 acres.

I've been a field investigator, started in the late 1990s due to my first encounter I ever had with Bigfoot happened in May 23rd of 1998.

Myself and my cousin had hiked about a mile and a half up to a abandoned rock quarry that is outside of our little small town of McMinnville, Tennessee.

And we had gotten up there and had just taken our shoes off and put our feet in the water and had been there for maybe five minutes, maybe 10 at the most, when something atop the cliff sides started vocalizing at us.

And the only way I can really describe the vocalization it was making was it sounded almost as if you would take a howler monkey and you'd mixed it with a very angry bull.

So I definitely believe that they, they use caves.

I don't know if I subscribe to the belief that they use caves to get around and travel underground, so that's why you don't ever see them, and they're just traveling the- these big, expansive cave systems underground, because I know a lot of cavers.

Uh, I'm really in good with the people that run Cumberland Caverns here in McMinnville, Tennessee, and, and spelunkers will tell you that 99% of caves do not intersect.

Uh, they go down in the ground, and because the way water erodes the, uh, uh, the minerals, uh, in the, in the, the ground and cau- you know, tur- make the caves, um, it's constantly trying to go down, the water is.