Reno Storytellers Project Reno Gazette-Journal
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- Society & Culture
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We feature oral storytellers who help strengthen empathy and connect our community through diverse, first-person stories of Northern Nevada.
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21: His back injury made him realize something important — it's OK to ask for help
RGJ Executive Editor Brian Duggan tells a story about a back injury and a very long day at the pool.
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20: Even after a long career, she decided to bus tables at a Lake Tahoe restaurant
Debbie Larson is a writer — and what better way to learn about yourself and get some inspiration than becoming a busser at a restaurant after the age of 50?
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19: When Home Means Nevada
Diaz Dixon made a lot of moves around the country in his life — but nothing compared to coming home to Nevada.
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18: He realized how far he'd fallen when he didn't have an emergency contact list
Grant Denton was homeless, addicting to drugs and living in Las Vegas. He had to realize how far he'd fallen before he could find a way back up.
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17: Her father's Lake Tahoe home burned to the ground. So they built a garden
Leona Allen's family lost a lot in the 2007 Angora Fire — homes, irreplaceable possessions. What grew from the ashes, though, helped their South Lake Tahoe community heal.
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16: He bearly made it out alive
In this episode, Tyler Friend tells about the utterly terrifying experiences of being chased by a bear at the age of 10.
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