Steven Hale's guest appearances

Steven Hale

The Permanent Record

Nashville Demystified

The Big 550 KTRS

Greg Wyshynski

Chuck Klosterman

Mark Jansen

Bethenny Frankel

Marlo Thomas

Jon Hamm

Louie Anderson

Brad Meltzer

Lee Harris

Tom Segura

Bert Kreischer

Mark Thornton

Jana Kramer

Phil Rosenthal

Tom Papa

OwlTail

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Steven Hale: Schlafly's 22nd Annual Stout & Oyster Fest

Steven Hale is a staff writer for the Nashville Scene. He has been a media witness to three of Tennessee’s most recent executions. His written accounts of those experiences are very moving and provide critical insight to the politics and mechanics of capital punishment in Tennessee. Since the State has set more execution dates, including one in October, we asked Steven to join us to give his firsthand account and discuss some of the many issues surrounding our accelerated use of the death penalty.

Steven Hale is a staff writer for the Nashville Scene. He has been a media witness to three of Tennessee’s most recent executions. His written accounts of those experiences are very moving and provide critical insight to the politics and mechanics of capital punishment in Tennessee. Since the State has set more execution dates, including one in October, we asked Steven to join us to give his firsthand account and discuss some of the many issues surrounding our accelerated use of the death penalty.

Episode 40: Steven Hale

Nashville Demystified is a show in which I, Alex Steed, get to know this city better by talking with the folks who live, work, agitate and make art here. Today we talk with Steven Hale, a reporter for Nashville Scene. Specifically, we talk with Hale about Tennesseeâ€s death penalty and his coverage of it.  Steven Hale is a journalist who lives in Nashvilleâ€”heâ€s been in the city for nearly a decade and has been on staff with the scene for a few years. He dives into all this further in the interview, but Hale has been witness to three state executions. He explains why covering the death penalty is important to him, and howâ€”contrary to how it might appear to anyone tuning in in 2019â€”Tennessee hasnâ€t always been so enthusiastic about executions.  More on Steven Hale: Twitter: @iamstevenhale Nashville Scene: More from Steven Hale More on Nashville Demystified Official Site: nashvilledemystified.com Instagram: @nashvilledemystified Twitter: @NDemystified Brought to you by Knack Factory

Nashville Demystified is a show in which I, Alex Steed, get to know this city better by talking with the folks who live, work, agitate and make art here. Today we talk with <a href="https://twitter.com/iamstevenhale" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Steven Hale</a>, a reporter for Nashville Scene. Specifically, we talk with Hale about Tennesseeâ€s death penalty and his coverage of it. Steven Hale is a journalist who lives in Nashvilleâ€”heâ€s been in the city for nearly a decade and has been on staff with the scene for a few years. He dives into all this further in the interview, but Hale has been witness to three state executions. He explains why covering the death penalty is important to him, and howâ€”contrary to how it might appear to anyone tuning in in 2019â€”Tennessee hasnâ€t always been so enthusiastic about executions. More on Steven Hale: Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/iamstevenhale" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@iamstevenhale</a> Nashville Scene: <a href="https://www.nashvillescene.com/contact-us/contact/13065458/steven-hale" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">More from Steven Hale</a> More on Nashville Demystified Official Site: <a href="http://nashvilledemystified.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nashvilledemystified.com</a> Instagram: <a href="http://www.instagram.com/nashvilledemystified/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@nashvilledemystified</a> Twitter: <a href="http://twitter.com/NDemystified" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@NDemystified</a> Brought to you by <a href="http://www.knack-factory.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Knack Factory</a>

Tennessee’s Death Penalty with Journalist Steven Hale