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Tiffany Anton Joins Randy Porter & Shan Stout To Highlight Her Journey (opens the original)
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Andrew Buckner Joins Shan Stout To Discuss His Music Journey (opens the original)
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On this exciting episode of the Inside Putnam County podcast, musician Andrew Buckner joins Shan Stout to discuss his journey as a musician, starting from the ground up. He shines a light on his time at Tennessee Technological University, his album 'Coffee & A Good Book Vol. 2', and the numerous projects he's been working on. Listen To The Inside Putnam County Podcast Today! The UC Now
Heather Karellas Joins Shan Stout To Discuss Art Round TN (opens the original)
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Sam Raper Joins Shan Stout To Shine A Light On Shakespeare In The Park (opens the original)
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In this episode, Shan Stout sits down with Shakespeare in the Park director Sam Raper to discuss one of Cookeville's longest-running and most beloved arts traditions. She shares what audiences can expect from this year's production of All's Well That Ends Well, details about open community auditions, and how the free performances in Dogwood Park continue to make live theater accessible for audiences of all ages. The conversation also highlights the strength of Cookeville's thriving arts communit
Steve Chapman Joins Shan Stout & Tessa Davis To Discuss How Rising Above Provides Relief (opens the original)
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In this episode, Shan Stout and Tessa Davis sit down with Steve Chapman, Vice President of Rising Above Ministries, to discuss how the Cookeville-based nonprofit is providing hope, encouragement, and practical support for families navigating life with disabilities. Chapman shares the ministry's inspiring origin story, its expansion from local community events to a nationwide network of online resources, and the importance of helping families feel seen, supported, and connected. The conversation
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