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Demetria Kalodimos

Demetria Kalodimos

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Executive Producer, Nashville Banner

Nashville

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Anything that isn't related to Japanese pop-culture.

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Total articles 199

  • Mo Sabri: Muslim Country Musician

    By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified| Nashville Banner Verified Growing up in Johnson City, Tenn., Mo Sabri could look out the window of his parents’ house and see cows. He grew up listening to Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers. He played baseball and football. It was an all-American childhood in many ways. Add a guitar, and all of this sounds like the perfect backstory for a country music singer — except for a detail or two. Mo’s parents immigrated from Pakistan, and he grew up Muslim.

    By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified · Nashville Banner

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Andrew Leeper and Will Minkoff of Nashville Severe Weather

    By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified| Nashville Banner Verified Middle Tennessee weather can be unpredictable — and dangerous. When things get iffy, a trio of “suburban dads” keeps the information flowing. But once the watches turn to warnings, they really get serious: That’s when they start livestreaming on YouTube, tracking storms in real time and letting their audience know when to shelter and when it’s safe to carry on. Nashville Severe Weather started as a Twitter account to keep locals informed of potential rainouts and worse.

    By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified · Nashville Banner

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Andrew Leeper and Will Minkoff of Nashville Severe Weather

    By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified| Nashville Banner Verified Middle Tennessee weather can be unpredictable — and dangerous. When things get iffy, a trio of “suburban dads” keeps the information flowing. But once the watches turn to warnings, they really get serious: That’s when they start livestreaming on YouTube, tracking storms in real time and letting their audience know when to shelter and when it’s safe to carry on. Nashville Severe Weather started as a Twitter account to keep locals informed of potential rainouts and worse.

    By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified · Nashville Banner

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Nashville Banner

We're the new Nashville Banner. We're deliberately different: Nonprofit, non-partisan, and frankly, not interested in clickbait. Our promise to you is to break news but never rush the story. We're committed to giving you more than surface-level information: we'll give you context and depth through our deeply reported journalism. We'll talk with you – not at you – and listen to the people who are most affected by every story. We're on a mission to tell you something you didn't already know, and to help you understand what's at stake for the present and future of our ever-changing city. We'll deliver news you can use that inspires you, and our neighbors, to act with agency. It's good news for Nashville.

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