ktv for president

it's porter flea weekend in nashville!

hillary is not the only powerful woman to be featured in a fancy magazine

everyone make sure your subscriptions to murfreesboro magazine are up to date, because ktv is going to tell you what's what in this month's issue!

starla, did you RSVP?

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our friends at borough furnace had a visitor

shout out murfree(r?)sboro

John Mulaney is going to be one of the biggest names in comedy for years to come. If you don't know him from his stand-up or his work as a writer on SNL (he created Stefon with Bill Hader), you'll know him soon enough. On Sunday, his new neo-Seinfeld-ian sitcom Mulaney will premiere on Fox, and last night he stopped by The Tonight Show to promote it. In addition to telling the story of how he got Ice-T to read his new show's intros, he shared what has to be one of the greatest stand-up comedian heckle stories of all time. It involves an unpronounceable Tennessee town, a beer truck, and some unexpected Southern eloquence. Check it out above. We can only hope Mulaney will be as funny as its star. (via)

holler design gets a DNJ feature!

that's murfreesboro's own daily news journal.

LASCASSAS – Located on a winding country lane in the pastoral Lascassas, Tennessee, Matt Alexander creates furniture inspired by Southern tradition with a modern simplicity from the land his family has farmed for the past century.

He also incorporates his family's history into every piece he creates at HollerDesign.
Each HollerD piece is handcrafted from lumber harvested from downed, dead or falling trees on his family's old dairy farm.

"We use a little bit of everything," Alexander said about his lumber choices. (via)

holler design shows us how the sausage is made

Holler Design from Matt Alexander on Vimeo.

2Pz buddies matt + ktv + rj workin' on the holler farm. if you don't know, now you know.