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New TV Series 'The Big Picture' Spotlights Middle Tennessee Real Estate

New TV Series 'The Big Picture' Spotlights Middle Tennessee Real Estate

Franklin, Tenn. – September 16, 2026 -- REAL Shows Network (RSN) has launched a new television series, The Big Picture, hosted by Cindy Garvey, Owner and Principal Broker of United Country Real Estate | Leipers Fork. Episodes are available to watch now at realshows.tv.

Produced by RSN's Emmy-nominated, Telly Award-winning production team, the series gives Garvey a full 30-minute format to showcase Middle Tennessee real estate alongside local businesses, community organizations, and personalities.

Garvey brings more than 35 years of local real estate experience to the show

Garvey has spent over three decades serving Williamson County and the broader Middle Tennessee region, specializing in luxury homes, farms, equestrian properties, and recreational land. Each episode of The Big Picture goes beyond property tours, exploring the stories behind featured homes and estates while introducing viewers to the people and businesses that shape the area.

What Really Happens During a Vestibular Balance Test?

What Really Happens During a Vestibular Balance Test?

Franklin, Tenn. – September 07, 2026 -- Adults struggling with dizziness, unsteadiness, or unexplained falls can get answers through a vestibular evaluation, a noninvasive test that usually takes less than an hour to complete. Dr. Elizabeth Welch, an audiologist based in Franklin, Tennessee, breaks down what the process involves in a new HelloNation feature aimed at easing patient anxiety before testing.

The vestibular system sits in the inner ear and helps the brain interpret movement and body position. When it malfunctions, people can experience dizziness, imbalance, or nausea. Testing is designed to pinpoint exactly where that breakdown is happening.

The evaluation starts with a medical history and hearing check.

Clinicians first review past injuries, medications, and existing conditions that might explain dizziness. A hearing assessment often follows, since hearing loss and balance issues frequently overlap in the same patients.

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