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East Side Storytellin’ 83: when Megan and Justin shared new stories and the best of creative insights

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Post date May 18, 2016
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Thank YOU, thank YOU, thank YOU. Hello Again! Welcome to another wonderful collaboration between East Side Story and The Post. Let me be the first to officially, whole-heartedly welcome you to recap and recording of the 83rd epic edition of East Side Storytellin’! Like the 82, I repeat … 82, previous shows East Side Story has put […]

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East Side Storytellin’ 76: The stormy night when Kate Parrish and Sarah Carter combined Blue Valentines and Sewanee and made happiness

Thank YOU, thank YOU, thank YOU. Hello Again! Welcome to another wonderful collaboration between East Side Story and The Post. Let me be the first to officially, whole-heartedly welcome you to the 76th epic edition of East Side Storytellin’! Like the 75, I repeat … 75, previous shows East Side Story has put together, we all decided […]

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East Side Storytellin’ 40: Where the teachers taught us how to read, write, and sing real good

Post author By chuck
Post date July 8, 2014
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Hello everyone, and welcome to another great round of East Side Storytellin’. Wait, before I get started here, recognize and reflect that we have done 40 (I repeat, FORTY) East Side Storytellin’ shows NOW! Crazy stuff, and it keeps on getting better and better for everyone involved. I mean … 40 shows, y’all!!!!!!! Similar to […]