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#148: Courage and Community: Voices from Kankakee’s Yarn Factory Listeners Event

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In this captivating episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore is joined by a dynamic group at the newly launched Yarn Factory Listeners event, which took place at Flanagan's Pub.
Among the storytellers are Deb Terrill, who moved the audience with her recollections of growing up with her grandparents and the life lessons she learned from the pivotal men in her rural community. Alexandra Avens shares her transformative journey of moving from the bustling streets of New York to the quieter, creative vibe of Kankakee, detailing her initial pursuit of love and her eventual establishment of a new life, complete with a job mishap turned serendipitous and a newfound connection with local musicians in her band, Not Yet.
Dameika Rosenthal opens up about deeply personal losses and the powerful realization of being surrounded by supportive, chosen family through hardship. Each storyteller, including Tomika Talley who closed the session with reflections on her past singing career and current contentment as a grandmother, brings a unique and heartfelt perspective to the stage, weaving a rich tapestry of human experience right in the heart of our town.
As Jake and his guests delve into these poignant personal histories, they explore the essence of community, the unexpected paths of life, and the profound impact of storytelling shared among friends and strangers alike. The episode not only captures the essence of Kankakee's vibrant and supportive community but also invites listeners to the next Yarn Factory event on May 14, 2024, urging them to engage with the ongoing stories that shape and define our collective experience.
Tune in to this episode of the Kankakee Podcast for inspiration, camaraderie, and a reminder of the power of shared narratives in fostering a closer community. Join us at Flanagan’s next month to be part of our growing story.
Special thank you to Bill Yohnka and the Kankakee Public Library for including us in Yarn Factory Listeners!
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In this captivating episode of the Kankakee Podcast, host Jake LaMore is joined by a dynamic group at the newly launched Yarn Factory Listeners event, which took place at Flanagan's Pub.
Among the storytellers are Deb Terrill, who moved the audience with her recollections of growing up with her grandparents and the life lessons she learned from the pivotal men in her rural community. Alexandra Avens shares her transformative journey of moving from the bustling streets of New York to the quieter, creative vibe of Kankakee, detailing her initial pursuit of love and her eventual establishment of a new life, complete with a job mishap turned serendipitous and a newfound connection with local musicians in her band, Not Yet.
Dameika Rosenthal opens up about deeply personal losses and the powerful realization of being surrounded by supportive, chosen family through hardship. Each storyteller, including Tomika Talley who closed the session with reflections on her past singing career and current contentment as a grandmother, brings a unique and heartfelt perspective to the stage, weaving a rich tapestry of human experience right in the heart of our town.
As Jake and his guests delve into these poignant personal histories, they explore the essence of community, the unexpected paths of life, and the profound impact of storytelling shared among friends and strangers alike. The episode not only captures the essence of Kankakee's vibrant and supportive community but also invites listeners to the next Yarn Factory event on May 14, 2024, urging them to engage with the ongoing stories that shape and define our collective experience.
Tune in to this episode of the Kankakee Podcast for inspiration, camaraderie, and a reminder of the power of shared narratives in fostering a closer community. Join us at Flanagan’s next month to be part of our growing story.
Special thank you to Bill Yohnka and the Kankakee Public Library for including us in Yarn Factory Listeners!
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