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The inaugural broadcast/podcast kicks off with two master storytellers. Seth Marlow tells us his extraordinary journey of having a child and family. Marilyn Moriarty tells us how she became an accidental participant in a jailbreak on this edition of Hoot and Holler Radio.
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Hoot and Holler Radio - Bil Bond and Marj Easterling (opens the original)
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Host Lee Hunsaker presents two personal stories about self‑expression and survival. Bil Bond traces his love of fashion from well‑dressed Southern grandmothers to a distinctive New York style and sober identity. Marj Easterling recalls her days as an exotic dancer in Japan, a risky encounter with organized crime, and a narrow escape aided by a broken heel. Both storytellers explore how clothing and courage shape who we are and how we connect with others.
Hoot and Holler Radio - Chad Hutchinson and Matt Chittum (opens the original)
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Chad Hutchinson reads a music‑soaked, intimate memoir set in a Texas dive bar about friendship, plans to move abroad, and the losses that reshape belonging. Then Matt Chittum shares a hilarious, everything‑goes‑wrong road trip—an aging Subaru, a shocking bison photo, a Kansas storm, and a string of misadventures that turn disaster into story.
Hoot and Holler Radio - Margaret Terry and Casadie Smith (opens the original)
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This episode features Margaret Terry's tender memoir about a lifelong obsession with France, a visit to Vincent van Gogh's room in Saint-Rémy, and an emotional reconnection with her mother's creativity and pain. Also included is Casadie Smith's story about tarot, the Wheel of Fortune card, and her struggle with obsessive thoughts and anxiety, ultimately learning to sit in the present rather than demanding certainty from the future.
Hoot and Holler Radio - Shannon Dominguez and Tess Wortinger (opens the original)
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Host Lee Hunsaker presents two powerful onstage stories: Shannon Dominguez recounts leaving the Jehovah's Witnesses and an abusive marriage, facing shunning and her father’s suicide, then rebuilding her life and career; Tess Wortinger reflects on growing up on an Iowa family farm, the song that sustained her, and the bittersweet work of clearing a childhood home. Together they explore grief, courage, community, and the hard work of starting over.
Hoot and Holler Radio - Brent Stevens and Brooke Saul (opens the original)
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Two storytellers take the Grandin stage: Brooke Saul boards a Greyhound to Roanoke chasing first love, only to find a new, unexpected life with Adam; Brent Stevens reflects on his father through an old trench coat and the soundtrack of his college years. Both stories explore love, loss, and transformation.After each performance, the storytellers join the Hoot and Holler studio for intimate interviews that dig into how those moments shaped their lives, and how small objects and chance encounters
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