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J. Brandon Miller
Entrepreneur I Director I Attorney I Author I Podcast Host
J. Brandon Miller is a podcast host and author who co-hosts two podcasts: "Climbing The Charts" and "Real Estate Mailbag".13 He is self-employed and works alongside Angie Lawless as the co-host of "Climbing The Charts".14
Climbing The Charts Podcast
"Climbing The Charts" is a weekly podcast where Brandon Miller and Angie Lawless challenge listeners to become more involved in their communities and take on grassroots efforts.14 The podcast aims to help listeners develop stronger connections to their cities and the people shaping them.3
Some notable aspects of the podcast include:
- Discussing local issues and infrastructure, such as transit plans2
- Featuring interviews with local leaders, like Mayor John Cooper6
- Exploring topics related to community involvement and urban development34
Professional Background
While specific details about J. Brandon Miller's professional background are limited in the provided search results, we can infer that:
- He is involved in the real estate industry, as evidenced by his co-hosting of the "Real Estate Mailbag" podcast
- He likely has expertise in community development and local politics, given the focus of "Climbing The Charts"
- His LinkedIn username is jbrandonmiller5
Brandon Miller's work on these podcasts suggests he is passionate about community engagement, local politics, and real estate matters. His self-employed status indicates that he may be working independently as a content creator and podcast host.
Highlights
“We’re not building new roads (for the most part), so it’s about trying to use that [existing] infrastructure in better ways that meet our modern needs.”
-Michael Briggs, director of mobility at Vanderbilt University's Transportation and Mobility Office, currently on loan to the City of Nashville as a director of transportation planning through 2024
On November 5, 2024, less than six months from today, Nashvillians will go to the polls to vote on critical issues and races, including who will serve as our nation’s President. Locally, however, the residents of Music City will also vote on a multibillion dollar transportation improvement program called "Choose How You Move" - the first major transit referendum to appear on the local ballet since 2018!
Climbing the Charts sits down with Briggs to discuss why transit should be considered essential infrastructure, how this plan differs from the prior failed transportation plans presented to Nashvillians, and also explores how improving transportation will address broader community needs - with affordable housing being at the top of that list.
This episode of Climbing the Charts is a must listen for anyone who plans to vote on November 5th. While CTC aspires to be unbiased on most issues, our co-hosts are strongly in support of "Choose How You Move" as it should help lower the stress levels of all Nashvillians and help modernize our traffic signals and lights (think Google fiber v. AOL dial-up). Morever, as you will learn, this transit plan incorporates an incredible amount of thought and collaborative brainpower, and also takes valuable lessons from previously introduced transit plans that did not quite carry the day at the ballot box, leaving Nashville as one of only a handful of top cities in America that has yet to pass a major transit plan in the past decade. November 5, 2024 - Election Day - is our time to change that!
Angie Lawless Michael Briggs, AICP Metro Govt Nashville & Davidsn Vanderbilt University Wagon Wheel Title & Escrow, LLC Climbing The Charts Lockeland Insurance Advisors Freddie O'Connell David Esquivel Junaid Odubeko Wego.com
#nashville #nashvilletn #transit #itcity #choosehowyoumove #smartgrowth #urbandevelopment #smarttransit #affordablehousing #housing
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“I knew that if I had a Plan B, I would be 50/50. I would be one foot in and one foot out, and I had to be fully dedicated.” - Derrick Moore
When the Climbing the Charts podcast first launched in 2022, the co-hosts created a list of dream guests – Derrick "Moe" Moore was at the top of that list, being a co-founder of Slim & Husky’s. Almost two years and many amazing guests later, this is that episode, and it was fitting that the Tennessean was even on hand to take some photos!
Moe is the co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) of Slim & Husky’s, a pizza concept that is more than pizza – it’s pizza, art, and music (and the first black-owned restaurant on Broadway!). Moe shares how music and art are built into the DNA of Slim & Husky’s, and shares his hard-earned life lessons about what it takes to make it as a successful entrepreneur, including the often unappreciated advantages of having no Plan B. He discusses the future plans and dreams for Slim & Husky’s, and offers a fascinating overview of the rich culture and community of North Nashville.
Angie Lawless Climbing The Charts Wagon Wheel Title & Escrow, LLC Tyler Cauble Clinton Gray Slim + Husky's Pizza Nashville Entrepreneur Center No Free Coffee
#nashville #nashvilletn #pizza #entreprenuer #vc #pe #nashvillerealestate #itcity #podcast #podcasting
