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Tala Shatara

Knoxville

Newsroom Anchor at WMLE-FM (Memphis, TN)

Journalist, author, instagram user, sweet-tea enthusiast, cat mom.

Articles

  • 1 day ago | nashvillefitmagazine.com | Tala Shatara

    NASHVILLE, TN — If you’ve been to a bootcamp, spin class, or wellness event in Nashville over the past decade, chances are you’ve crossed paths with Jen Spice. With an energy that fills a room and a story that embodies experience and passion, Jen’s journey is one that mirrors the evolution of Nashville’s fitness culture itself. Jen’s introduction to the fitness world wasn’t born out of a traditional path—it was born from community.

  • 3 days ago | nashvillefitmagazine.com | Tala Shatara

    NASHVILLE, TN — Today, June 4, 2025, Nashville joins cities worldwide in celebrating Global Running Day—a day that unites people of all backgrounds in the joy of running. In Music City, the running community is thriving, offering a variety of clubs that cater to diverse demographics and fitness levels. Nashville’s running scene is notable for its inclusivity. Clubs like 6RUN5, founded by Stephen Love-Wade, aims to create spaces where Black runners feel welcomed and supported.

  • 3 days ago | nashvillefitmagazine.com | Tala Shatara

    NASHVILLE, TN — Following the high-energy buzz of the Music City Fit Expo, the latest episode of the Ground Up Podcast is a must-listen for fitness professionals, business owners, and anyone looking to capitalize on the momentum. Hosts Terry Barga and Roy Mangrum break down what really matters after an event like this — and how to turn expo energy into long-term growth.

  • 4 days ago | nashvillefitmagazine.com | Tala Shatara

    What happens when you take the grit of a professional athlete and channel it into the world of business? You get Bobby Devo — a powerhouse of discipline, leadership, and ownership. In the latest episode of Music City Mindset, hosts Blake Harris, Deon Giddens, and Evan Butler sit down with Devo to unpack his journey from the rink to the boardroom.

  • 4 days ago | nashvillefitmagazine.com | Tala Shatara

    NASHVILLE, TN — In a city known for country music and honky-tonks, a new rhythm is echoing through the heart of North Nashville: the sharp glide of skates on ice. Tennessee State University is making history — not just in Music City, but nationwide — as the first historically Black college or university HBCU to launch a NCAA Division I men’s ice hockey program.

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