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East Side Storytellin’ 58: When Betsy and a bunch of Forlorn Strangers brought church to East Nashville on a Tuesday night

Post author By chuck
Post date April 28, 2015
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Thank YOU, thank YOU, thank YOU for taking a moment out of your busy schedule to pop on here and check out the next amazing thing we have put together for you. As always, you will not be disappointed. Just your luck, you have found yourself smack dab in the middle of the 58th spectacular […]

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East Side Storytellin’ 57: The Night Linda Leaming and Jesse Lafser taught us a proper field guide to happiness

Post author By chuck
Post date April 14, 2015
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Thank YOU, thank YOU, thank YOU for taking the time to visit this page. Welcome to the recap and recording of yet another wonderful event with East Side Story and The Post East. Let me be the first to officially, whole-heartedly welcome you to the first East Side Storytellin’ at The Post East. It was […]