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Join us on Sept 26 for 9 true personal stories of our city! It's always free. #storytelling #nashville #musiccity #story Hector Black tells the story that changed his whole life. Jeannie Alexander tells of finding mythic love and how it has changed everything. Deepak Jose talks about breaking up with the love of his life, cigarettes. David McRay tells about a patient who changed the way he practices family medicine after hearing a story he didn't want to hear. Tony Laiolo tells the story of when he realized his risk tolerance changed after becoming a husband and father. Veronica Hawkins recounts her strange online dating journey. @michaelmcray tells the story of all of his girlfriends and of the very last one. Amanda Bloomer tells her story, Apology. @jeremyrochford tells his story "Laughing My Pants Off" and how he became half the man he once was. Robin Rhea says she wasn't cool as a kid. But now she tells her story of surviving abuse so she can give courage to others. She hopes we find that pretty cool. Death licks the heels of her friends on the streets. Lindsey Krinks finds her courage through their resistance. Like her friend Ray's. Darlene Valencia tells of leaving her roots to take off on her own. It took a lot of courage. Will Maguire tells of working as a janitor in an "old folks home" known as the "hereafter." Gayathri Narasimham tells how newness and excitement conquered fear in moving from India to the US

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