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Once Upon a Time in Nashville

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  • When journalist Cornelia Rowe unexpectedly returned to her hometown of Nashville, she began looking into the strange death of a former schoolmate named Leigh Terry. Those close to Leigh immediately raised questions about the circumstances surrounding her death, as she had become involved with a group of powerful local men known for their money, influence and rich history of scandals and corruption. Upon investigating, Cornelia quickly discovered a darker, more complicated side of Music City. With a vibrant setting and cast of eccentric characters, Once Upon a Time in Nashville is a story of a suicide and its shocking ramifications, as well as a story about the city of Nashville–how a rough-and-tumble small town on the Cumberland River has become a big, shiny city that is still heavily influenced by an old guard and Southern secrets.



    Beginning Thursday, May 23rd, you can listen to weekly episodes of Once Upon a Time in Nashville wherever you subscribe to podcasts.


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  • Ep. 8: “A Whole New Round Of Legal Troubles.”

    Ep. 8: “A Whole New Round Of Legal Troubles.”
    Jul 3 2024

    After Natalie Amos goes public about her relationship with Judge Moreland, the FBI launches an investigation. Moreland enlists the help of various characters to try and thwart the investigation and discredit Natalie. What ensues is a tragicomedy of errors that ultimately leads to the judge’s downfall–and more shocking revelations about Moreland, Bryan Lewis and their powerful friends and cronies.


    New episodes every Thursday.


    For a deeper dive into Leigh's case, as well as additional content, be sure to follow Once Upon a Time in Nashville on TikTok.


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    39 mins
  • Ep. 7: "Superpowers."

    Ep. 7: "Superpowers."
    Jun 27 2024

    In the summer of 2015, Leigh introduces her best friend, Natalie Amos, to Judge Casey Moreland, who uses his judicial "superpowers" to help Natalie out with some of her own legal problems. The two begin an illicit affair, but after Leigh dies, Natalie begins to feel uneasy–and does something shocking to protect herself from a similar fate.


    New episodes every Thursday.


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    28 mins
  • Ep. 6: “It Doesn’t Quite Add Up."

    Ep. 6: “It Doesn’t Quite Add Up."
    Jun 20 2024

    After Leigh Terry is found in the Stahlman building, those close to her–as well as Nashville police–raise questions and red flags about her death. Why did it take so long to discover Leigh's body? Why did she choose to take her own life with a gun? And why did she not make arrangements for someone to care for her beloved dog, Lana? Cornelia and her team speak with Leigh’s friends, forensic experts, and others as they examine both the technical and circumstantial evidence brought forward during the investigation into Leigh's suicide.


    New episodes every Thursday.


    For a deeper dive into Leigh's case, as well as additional content, be sure to follow Once Upon a Time in Nashville on TikTok.


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    40 mins
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