Sumner County
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Sep 11, 2026
Hr 4 - Ron Slay joins the show + Tate Mathews talks HSFB week four
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15:50Ramon FosterHOST
It's the transferring side of stuff like it moves from county to county.
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15:53Ramon FosterHOST
If I'm not mistaken, I think Beach, I mean, not Beach, but Sumner County has not allowed in network transfers to happen as freely as some.
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16:02Ramon FosterHOST
But privates have always kind of had this free reign.
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16:05Ramon FosterHOST
as far as being able to pluck public school kids.
Tate Mathews breaks down the best matchups in high school football this week
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17:09Ramon FosterHOST
It moves from county to county.
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17:10Ramon FosterHOST
If I'm not mistaken, I think Beach, I mean not Beach, but Sumner County has not allowed in-network transfers to happen as freely as some.
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17:19Ramon FosterHOST
But privates have always kind of had this free reign as far as being able to pluck public school kids.
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17:25Ramon FosterHOST
And now the plucking is getting bigger.
Look At The Parents Podcast Episode 153
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44:45Aiden ThornburyHOST
I wonder if it was a similar situation, and then remind me the town that Sebastian Rogers...
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44:51Aiden ThornburyHOST
Hendersonville, Tennessee, and it's Sumner County.
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44:54Aiden ThornburyHOST
Sumner County.
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44:54Aiden ThornburyHOST
So I'm curious if Sumner County has a similar
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44:56Aidan MattisHOST
issue.
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44:57Aidan MattisHOST
Well, somebody did...
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46:25Aidan MattisHOST
But yeah, I think this one to me feels like a sheriff's department issue, not a DA issue.
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46:35Aidan MattisHOST
Now granted, in a county as small as that, Is there necessarily much of a difference? I don't know.
Morgxn & Gabriel: Building a Home in the Heartland
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2:43Gabriel StarnerGUEST
Yeah.
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2:43MorgxnGUEST
It is wild, because as we were coming here today, we were both kind of laughing, because if you had told either of us, uh, you know, growing up in Nashville, I grew up in Nashville, he grew up in Sumner County-
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2:55Gabriel StarnerGUEST
Yeah.
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2:55Gloria JohnsonHOST
Mm-hmm
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5:32MorgxnGUEST
Oh
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5:33Gloria JohnsonHOST
... and they, you know, just happened to drive by.
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5:35Gloria JohnsonHOST
But it was, it was so much fun to watch that video and watch that reel, and just think about what y'all are doing, and, uh, I didn't realize you were from Sumner County, so that's, that's even better, and something inside of me ... really loves the idea that you all have a farm in Sumner County where William Lamberth lives.
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5:56Gloria JohnsonHOST
[laughs]
September 10, 2026: Executing women
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2:13Nina CardonaHOST
Two other women, neither of which we know the names, were convicted and executed for allegedly killing white women.
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2:19Nina CardonaHOST
Those happened in Jefferson County in 1808 and Sumner County in 1819.
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2:24Nina CardonaHOST
The following year, a Hawkins County court convicted a white woman named Eve Martin of being an accessory to murder.
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2:31Nina CardonaHOST
This is often reported as the last execution of a Tennessee woman.
My Four Most Interesting Cases
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5:53Rob McKinneyGUEST
But his nickname was TC.
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5:57Rob McKinneyGUEST
TC's parents hired me because he was caught in a home invasion in Sumner County.
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6:04Rob McKinneyGUEST
and he was caught inside the house.
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6:06Rob McKinneyGUEST
He hid in the closet, and the police came and arrested him.
6 MINS LATER
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11:42Rob McKinneyGUEST
Well, I think it was my first case about being...
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11:50Rob McKinneyGUEST
Lawyers, a lot of people don't think lawyers are truthful, but they try to hide the ball or try to use some sort of legal trick.
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11:57Rob McKinneyGUEST
But but I felt the first time I told a jury my client was guilty was it was in a case in Sumner County.
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12:05Rob McKinneyGUEST
It was a person that was that was drunk.
Connecting the dots as data centers come to town
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6:54Paige BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But we never would have agreed to serve them if it had compromised our customers in any way.
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7:00Blake FarmerHOST
And the mayor also says that they're this big revenue contributor for the city and for Sumner County.
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7:07Blake FarmerHOST
And you talked about how we don't know a lot about the revenue that comes from them.
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7:12Blake FarmerHOST
But do we know anything? anything about the revenue that comes from them with their tax breaks that they've received?
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8:22Lisa AutryGUEST
And the IDB, the Industrial Development Board, has discretion on how the money is directed.
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8:29Lisa AutryGUEST
The IDB was really slow to release any records as far as how much of the pilot payments have gone to the city and county and where they've gone.
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8:38Lisa AutryGUEST
But from the records that I got, it looks like a lot of the payments have gone to Sumner County schools.
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8:45Lisa AutryGUEST
But that's one of the criticisms.
September 9, 2026: Speaking your language
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13:43Nina CardonaHOST
Some local lawmakers say the policy raises legal concerns.
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13:46Nina CardonaHOST
The Sumner County branch of the NAACP is now investigating the school's dress code policies.
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13:52Nina CardonaHOST
Renovations to Tennessee State Capitol are nearing completion.
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13:55Nina CardonaHOST
The state is hoping to finish in time for the inauguration of our next governor in January, and before lawmakers return to Nashville the same month.
“Gay Straight People” w/ Zach Stafford
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11:22Eric WilliamsHOST
Who- whoever's programming this, doing a great job.
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11:25Zach StaffordGUEST
Again, and I'm from Sumner County, Tennessee.
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11:29Zach StaffordGUEST
They did not have a strong arts program.
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11:31Zach StaffordGUEST
This woman named Renee, uh, Ridler, which is such a funny name, Renee Ridler, was our drama school teacher.
Hr 1 - College football is back: UT/Furman, Michigan’s robbery and more
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29:07BruceAUDIENCE
Well,
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29:08Ramon FosterHOST
I'll let you be my campaign manager in Sumner County then.
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29:12BruceAUDIENCE
Y'all have a great day.
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29:13BruceAUDIENCE
Tell Keisha how, Ramone.
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