Wayne Culbreth chats with Destination: Delicious host Jennifer Biggs about his company Fix, a new, local meal-kit service.

Yancy Villa-Calvo and Mauricio Calvo, local coordinators for the Gateways for Growth initiative, discuss the economic, cultural and civic contributions of local immigrants, and how Memphis can harness and grow those impacts.

Chris Herrington is joined by Britt Robson, who covers the Minnesota Timberwolves for The Athletic. Chris and Britt discuss Tyus Jones, the former Wolves guard recently signed by the Grizzlies, and take an early look at next season’s Western Conference race.

St. Louis Cardinals first base coach and former Redbirds manager and player Stubby Clapp joins Daily Memphian sportswriter Don Wade to talk about the Cardinals in the pennant race, his role with the team, and to relive a few Memphis memories.

Former U.S. Attorney Ed Stanton talks about his role as the court-appointed monitor in the federal court case barring Memphis police from conducting political surveillance on protesters. 

Jennifer Biggs and Talbert Fleming talk grandma's cooking and Sunday dinner.

The High Ground team welcomes Mark Fleischer, founder and editor of Storyboard Memphis. The monthly newspaper focuses on stories and issues of local interest. 

Tigers basketball beat reporter Drew Hill joins Tigers football beat reporter Jonah Jordan to talk about Penny Hardaway and Tigers prospects at Peach Jam.

Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland talks about his re-election bid, the sales tax referendum and crime as we review early campaign finance reports.

Shelby County's mayor talks about his first budget and the County Commission's budget committee chairman breaks down the dollar figures for the new fiscal year.

Memphis Tigers basketball reporter Drew Hill was joined by Memphis Grizzlies writer Omari Sankofa of The Athletic on the latest Tigers Podcast. 

Chris Herrington is joined by Matt Hrdlicka to react to the Grizzlies’ trade of Chandler Parsons and to talk about potential trade landing spots for recently acquired Andre Iguodala.

Daily Memphian sportswriter Don Wade chats with Memphis Redbirds manager Ben Johnson about growing up in Memphis, his playing career and developing players for the St. Louis Cardinals.

Jennifer Biggs and Kelly English talk about Restaurant Iris.

Continuing a series of discussions on homeownership, Tennessee Housing Development Agency's Ralph Perrey and United Housing's Amy Schaftein join High Ground to talk about down payment assistance programs, homebuyer education, and other state-supported initiatives making a difference in Memphis.

Memphis Tigers football beat reporter Jonah Jordan introduces Drew Hill, the newest Daily Memphian, as they discuss Memphis basketball workouts, lineups, football recruiting and more.

Memphis Police officer Craig Littles talks about running for city council, and Daily Memphian reporter Linda Moore discusses the county budget season. 

Jennifer Biggs and Andrew Woods of Joe's Wines & Liquors talk about Memphis Negroni Week.

Chris Herrington is joined by Peter Edmiston (The Athletic/Sports 56 radio) to talk about the Grizzlies’ haul during last week’s NBA draft and how the team might approach free agency next month.

Memphis mayoral candidate Tami Sawyer talks about “momentum” and disruption, tax hikes and the Brandon Webber shooting.

Habitat for Humanity’s Jessica Hord and Habitat homeowner Brandi Hunter talk homeownership and building community in Memphis’ Uptown neighborhood and beyond.

Angela Garland and David Jordan dive into Agape Child and Family Services' mission to keep kids out of foster care and reduce poverty by working alongside some of Memphis' most at-risk youth and families.

Jennifer Biggs talks with Cristina McCarter about her Craft Food & Wine Festival coming up on Sunday.

Daily Memphian sports writer Don Wade is joined by the Memphis Flyer's Frank Murtaugh and Daily Memphian sports editor Clay Bailey for a discussion of the St. Louis Cardinals, plus thoughts on Germantown native Mickey Callaway's job as manager of the New York Mets.

Reaction to the death of Brandon Webber and a push for city funding of public schools with Cardell Orrin of Stand for Children.