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"Murder on Music Row" podcast host. Tennessean reporter, screenwriter ("Showtime" & "Finding Steve McQueen") dad, typewriter enthusiast, prolific letter writer
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Pearl-Cohn announcer Catfish is James Brown of high school football Original

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By Keith Sharon Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
Sept. 9, 2026, 5:03 a.m. CT Editor’s note: The Tennessean is running a season-long, all-access series about the Pearl-Cohn football program. To follow along with the project, please subscribe to The Tennessean here. Catfish will not, does not, cannot sit down. Are you kidding? Catfish is all movement. And mouth. Orlando "Catfish" Pender Jr. is 82, born during World War II, raised in a family of share croppers in "North Crackalackin," he says.
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'Same Old Way.' Randy Travis' new album features songs from his past Original

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By Keith Sharon Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
Sept. 4, 2026, 9:20 a.m. CT The songs waited in a vault in Los Angeles, some for as long as 40 years. But now, thanks to a curious music producer and a star who lost his voice but never his vision, those songs have emerged from the ranks of the unheard. "Same Old Way," a new album of previously unreleased Randy Travis songs from across his four-plus-decade career, dropped Sept. 4. "It’s always fun to find treasures in the attic," Travis said in a statement.
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Fatal Nashville police shooting happened before mental health team arrived Original

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By Keith Sharon Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
A man with a sword was shot by Metro Nashville police before a mental health negotiation team was in place to try to intervene, police spokesman Don Aaron said. "The negotiator team was in the process of arriving when the shooting occurred," Aaron wrote. Jason William Sexton, 54, was shot and killed as he held a sword outside his Hyundai on Cheshire Drive in Nashville on Aug. 29.
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