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The Fighting Pride of Clarksville Nate "The Train" Landwehr joins Charlie to talk about music, Fighting in the UFC and Fatherhood.  This fun and far-reaching conversation will have you rooting for one of Clarksville's rising stars.

What started as a backyard wine-making hobby became a vineyard in 1986, and it has since grown to a major Clarksville attraction, producing 10,000 cases of wine a year. Wilson Cooke and Abigail Scurlock join Charlie Koon to talk about what's new at Beachaven Vineyard and Winery, including wine flights, the downtown location, live music events, and even wine slushies.

There's a lot happening in downtown Clarksville, from parking garages to hotels. This week, Janet Wilson and Buck Dellinger join Charlie Koon on Clarksville Conversations to talk about economic growth downtown and how it improves the entire community.

Local real estate business owners Leo and Lillie Millan have spent years helping nonprofits with a variety of projects. Now, they're making things formal by establishing the Millan Foundation, connecting nonprofits and helping them reach their goals. Also, Leo gives an update the Millan Center, which broke ground this week.

After announcing that he would not run for re-election, Congressman Mark Green had a change of heart, and has decided to run again.  He joins Charlie on this episode to talk about why he wants to continue to serve the people of Middle Tennessee in Congress, important issues facing the Nation, and his thoughts on the State of the Union.

Cleve Guinn, owner of Stinky Pinky, was born and raised in Clarksville. This week, he talks to Charlie about his family, learning to play golf from his father, and how he came to own the distinctive septic and trash service.