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East Side Storytellin’ 51: The night Tiana and Deli shared their lives and changed ours

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Post date December 28, 2014
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Thank YOU for visiting this page, hello, and welcome to another spectacular edition of East Side Storytellin’. Because we are counting and we make every single one count, it’s important for me to remind you that this is our 51st show! Like the 50 previous shows we’ve put together from East Side Story, we’ve all […]

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East Side Storytellin’ 50: The night Jewly and Angaleena got us all right by our roots

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Post date December 5, 2014
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Thank YOU for visiting this page, hello, and welcome to another fun edition of East Side Storytellin’. You have found yourself smack dab in a reflection of a big celebration for quite the milestone. This is our 50th show. I repeat. This is our 50th show! Just 50 more until 100 and possible syndication, and […]

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East Side Storytellin’ 48: The 2 Year Anniversary Show that got us back to our creative roots with Oni Woods and Boom Forest (John Paul Roney)

Hello, hello, hello. First of all, before writing anything about the big show, I want to just write a sincere THANKS to everyone who showed up in person to help us celebrate a most deserving and all-around amazing night together with family, friends new and old, and … yeah, THANK YOU! I’ll also begin by […]

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