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As a reporter, I am dogged?

This is reporter Justin Barney.

By day, he's a music reporter at WPLN, Nashville's Public Radio Station.

I've interviewed, like, Chapel Rhone and Nick Cave and Steve Martin.

How would you describe your approach to reporting? Do you have a particular style?

I like seeing the big thing in something small.

And I think that really lends itself to music.

Today, he's obviously bringing us a story about food.

But before I tell you what that is, I really need to emphasize that

Justin is the kind of reporter who really goes all out when searching for that big thing

and something small. I think a good example of that is like one time I was listening to this song

by the artist Rap Ferreira, and there's a line in it that says, it's epic poetry that keeps the cosmos orbiting.

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