Mornings on Main Street
Mornings on Main Street is Nashville's fun, positive and informative morning news show. Hosted by Big Joe Dubin, Mornings on Main Street includes interviews with local people about things going on around town as well as special features that incorporate Joe's unique brand of humor. Mornings on Main Street airs from 7-8 a.m. Monday through Friday on Main Street Nashville TV, available on all the major streaming platforms.
Joe Dubin
Emmy award-winning broadcaster Joe Dubin, known to Middle Tennesseans as “Big Joe on the Go,” is the host of “Mornings on Main Street.” Joe brings his unique style of humor, with a focus on positive local stories, to viewers every morning. Joe spent 20 years working for Nashville’s local TV stations, winning two Murrow awards and three Emmys for his outstanding work. Joe is a Nashville native and McGavock High School graduate. He attended Samford University in Birmingham, where he played football, before graduating from Middle Tennessee State University.
Happy Thursday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - One of the best people around, in general, but also as a food reporter/columnist: Catherine Mayhew comes on to discuss her latest article 7…
Happy Tuesday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - Derek Bonnett from Tri-Star Boxing joins the show 7:40a - Then Daniel Strobel from Nashville Shores stops by to talk about the new exciting …
Happy Monday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern which is awesome 7:15a - Randy Brothers from Volunteers of America starts our Monday off to discuss a big event next Sunday that our own BIG JOE is host…
Happy FriYAY, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern which is awesome 7:15a - Marcus Meneese w/'Stronger Than My Father' joins MOMS to talk w/Big Joe about his captivating story.. Don't miss it 7:30a - This…
Happy Thursday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern which is awesome 7:15a - Catherine Mayhew - restaurant reporter/Food Enthusiast 7:30a - Ms. Cheap joins us to discuss her latest article + how the T-S…
Happy Wednesday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - Big Joe introduces the latest episode of Cooking for Dummies, w/a Big Dummy (Big Joe) - Brought to you by Black Diamond Culinary & Amber Fa…
Happy Monday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - Shannon Largen from Walk-Eat-Nashville joins MOMS to talk w/Big Joe about the amazing organization shes's a part of 7:30a - We throw it back to …
Happy Thursday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - Food reporter, CATHERINE MAYHEW stops by, like she does every week, to shed light on her latest article (article's posted every Tuesday via Main…
Happy Wednesday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - Newest/Latest Episode of 'Cooking for Dummies w/a Big Dummy' brought to you by our friends at Amber Falls & the wonderful T-Shirt Drive con…
Happy Tuesday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - Angie Axman joins MOMS to talk about her family owned business: Jeremiah’s Ice in Murfreesboro 7:50a - All this + Celebrity Birthdays w/The Intern -
Happy Monday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - Phil Baker comes on the show to talk w/Big Joe about Ernest Day 20227:30a - Erik Moses, the President of The Nashville Superspeedway, stops by MOM…
Happy Thursday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - Catherine Mayhew: MainStreet-Nashville.com food reporter, Joins MOMS to discuss her latest article w/Big Joe 7:30a - This week's 'Pet of the We…
Happy Wednesday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - The latest episode of Cooking for Dummies w/a Big Dummy - Brought to you by our friends at Amber Falls & in part by BlackDiamondCulinary.Co…
Happy Tuesday, everyone! 7a - Headlines brought to you by MainStreet-Nashville.com E-edition & Delivered by Big Joe & The Intern 7:15a - An Uber driver crossing the country for a social experiment joins MOMS to explain to Joe what that means and how/why he's doing it 7:30a - MS. …
Happy Memorial Day, everyone! Similar to Friday's show: Today's episode of Mornings on Main Street will consist of video interview(s) Big Joe has collected along-side his co-host Greg Pogue, from the Official 615 Podcast. Which you can also find right here: Feeds.Transistor.Fm/the-official-6…
The Intern
Justin Kulick plays Joe’s faithful sidekick as “The Intern” on Mornings on Main Street. Justin is also executive producer of the show. A Lebanon native Justin is a big Titans fan, a pretty good golfer and is glad to be back in his hometown after spending a few years living and working in Chattanooga.
Gladys
Gladys is Joe’s assistant who does everything from making sure the set looks right to keeping the house band in line. Gladys is pretty shy and asked that we not share a photo or her, or any more information for that matter.
I am not burying the lede on this one, so we will jump right in to it. Eating food today compared to when you were a kid is completely night and day, at least for me.
I am not sure that I will ever understand this phenomenon, and those who I have spoken to about it agree.
There is an old saying I have referenced in my stories from time to time:
It was a quiet Sunday morning in late August, and after running a few errands, I was looking forward to just being lazy for one day.
A few weeks ago, I took my son and a few friends to an event in town. I was driving, he was next to me and two others were in the back seat.
My mother grew up in Nashville, and she would often tell me about a place all the teenagers would go to every weekend near downtown. It was called the Hippodrome, and it was the place to be. The nerve center of the Nashville youth.
Friends, we still have a long way to go. A long way.
I wrote this three years ago on Aug. 16 when my father passed away. We had a complicated relationship — I had not seen or spoken to him in years. I'm sharing this again for anyone who was in the same situation I was. Just about everyone told me how to feel, but as you will see at the end, it…
I will forever remember this conversation I had with my mom in the spring of 1983. My schedule for my sophomore year had just come out, and I was showing her the classes I had signed up for.
When I was a kid growing up in the late '70s and '80s, if a celebrity passed away, I rarely gave the news a second look.
By now in life, it is rare when we come across a quote from someone that stops us in our tracks and makes us think about something else.
It is a most sobering moment. It has nothing to do with drinking. Or with drugs. Or with any type of addiction. Zero.
Not too long ago, I saw a story in which a lady with dementia went on a walk with her dog and got lost in the woods for three days.
I read someplace that if you really want to lose weight, for two weeks write down every single thing you have eaten.
His picture hung in my grandparents' house, along with all of the other pictures of the kids.
She hated the fuss that came every year with it.
In 1976, my grandparents moved from their house in Hendersonville to a brand new retirement center just off of Gallatin Road in Madison near Briley Parkway. It was called Chippington Towers and stood about 12 stories tall. They lived on the ninth floor. I have very fond memories of visiting …
One time playing football I got double-teamed while on defense and they blocked me about 15 yards down the field. I remember coming to the sideline and my coach saying, “Next time you feel that happening, fall down. Make a giant pile. That makes it difficult for anyone to go through. Make it…
As with many places growing up my little piece of heaven is long gone. There are no signs it ever existed, and even if you tried to describe how it looked based on what is there now, you still wouldn’t be able to process it.
Years ago, when the movie “Twilight” was all the rage, I had a friend who told me it was the worst movie ever made and he could not believe his kids wanted to see that “garbage,” as he referred to it.
One of my favorite movies, and I am sure yours as well, is “Forrest Gump.” Since it is on just about every day we all have seen it, in parts, a million times. There are scenes that really hit us deep and one that involves Forrest and Lt. Dan and is the genesis for this story.
Spoiler alert: This will not be a groundbreaking, earth-shattering column, but I hope it goes a long, long way toward settling a debate.
Some may call it being star-struck. I prefer to call it “extreme reverence.” There are two times in my life when I have seen it in full effect and it is something I will never forget.
Summer is here and that means all the high school kids and the college kids will embark on the greatest lesson they can possibly get.
It was Memorial Day 2005. I was working at WKRN at the time doing the morning show and I had volunteered to work that Monday, while most of the other reporters were off.
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