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We all have pain from which we need to heal. If we don’t, we run the risk of passing that pain onto others — and particularly, to the people whom we claim to care about most.
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The word “sugarcoat” is not in Taylor Berryman‘s vocabulary. As host of his own podcast, The Poptimist, Taylor leaves no stone unturned, and shows no fear as he goes deep on topics from the music industry, to the state of society, to his own life experience.
Taylor is also a musician with a number of projects in and around Nashville, as well as an avid Yankees fan. We touch all of that and a whole lot more on today’s Quinn Spinn!
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When Catalina joins us at The East Room on October 2 for our inaugural edition of 615Fest, fall will decidedly be underway.
However, if she performs her latest single, “Distance,” the summer heat will undoubtedly turn back up for at least a few minutes!
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Ready to turn up the romance? Matt Sahadi has something for you that he calls “a dreamy summer ballad for the blissful hearts.”
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You’ve never heard modern and classical influences intersect quite like this…
Gabe Baker is a singer, songwriter, cellist, athlete, and complete Renaissance man whose talent is slowly taking over Nashville.
The Texas native joins Michelle and Jenna for Two Truths and a Lie on Fun -N- Games… and the conversation is so good, we almost forget to play the game!
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Not all breakups have to result in despair. In fact, some give rise to hopeful new beginnings.
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It’s time to hit you with our biggest, baddest, most exciting live event since we landed in Nashville.
Get ready for 615Fest, presented at The East Room by Live from the 615 and Music City Movement!
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Abigail Jerri thinks it’s time for you to “Get That D.”
GET YOUR MIND OUT OF THE GUTTER!
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Here’s something we already know about Thursday, November 18: it’s going to rock, and rock hard.
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Wednesday night’s Live from the 615 show at The East Room was, indeed, a thrilling trip.
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