On this week’s Crossroads, Chris Herrington and John Beifuss thumb through the Indie Memphis Film Festival program and offer tips on what to see.

Hosts Chris Herrington, Bob Mehr and John Beifuss discuss the latest news to affect Overton Park: the closing of the Memphis College of Art.

On this episode of Crossroads, Chris Herrington talks with Jennifer Biggs about her culinary revisit of Summer Avenue. Then Bob Mehr joins to put a bow on the Mempho Music Festival and look ahead to this weekend.

Host Chris Herrington, music writer Bob Mehr and pop culture columnist and film writer John Beifuss talk about the recent shooting of Memphis rapper Young Dolph and his ongoing artistic feud with Yo Gotti. They also set the stage for this week's Gonerfest, look ahead to the Indie Memphis Film Festival and recommend some things happening in Memphis this week.

Crossroads returns as Chris, Bob and John debate the the recent venue news across the area, including Graceland, Germantown and the Fairgrounds.

Hosts Chris Herrington and John Beifuss  sort through the fallout of the Orpheum Theatre deciding to keep “Gone With the Wind” off of its classic movie series schedule starting in 2018.

On this week's show, Chris Herrington and Jennifer Biggs discuss the food options in and around Crosstown Concourse. Bob Mehr and John Beifuss join Chris to talk about the 2017 class of the Memphis Music Hall of Fame, the BBC's new list of the 100 Best Movie Comedies, and what's happening in Memphis this weekend. 

Forty years ago next week, Elvis Presley left us. Starting this week and continuing through the anniversary of his death, thousands of admirers and curiosity seekers will be descending upon Elvis Presley Boulevard and the rest of Memphis to pay tribute. Crossroads hosts Chris Herrington examine the Elvis legacy and discuss the many things planned to commemorate Elvis in Memphis.

Chris Herrington is joined by Jennifer Biggs to talk about a wide range of food topics: Hot sauce favorites, barbecue nacho tips, and mutual advice on local szechuan and ramen restaurants. Then, John Beifuss joins to talk about “Atomic Blonde,” the Charlize Theron spy flick John and Chris both saw last weekend.

Chris, Bob and John talk about 60th anniversary of Royal Studios in South Memphis. They go to the movies, where "Dunkirk" filled up every bit of the big screen over the weekend but it was a "Girls Trip" that packed out Memphis theaters. And they muse over NPR’s recent list of the 150 Greatest Albums Made by Women. Which Memphis albums made the cut, which should have, and what are some of our own favorite albums by female artists?

Jennifer Biggs and Chris Herrington discuss the 15th anniversary of Cooper-Young restaurant The Beauty Shop and the return of "Game of Thrones." Then, John Beifuss joins to talk about going to the movies with the Queen of Memphis Soul, Carla Thomas. And music writer Bob Mehr tells us what Memphis musician Kenneth Whalum III is up to.