#12 - Bianca Anderson, Ascension

#13 - Kamaria Korta, Don't Give Up

In this sixth and final episode of Season 2 of Backtrack, Kamaria Korta shares a story about doubt, persistence, and what it means to not give up. It's a story about a subject that haunted her for years, a class she failed more than once, and the slow, hard work of becoming someone she didn't know she could be. You can watch Kamaria's story and see The Tabernacle Collective's live rendition of "Don't Give Up" here [https://youtu.be/2hmFhtKlog8?si=Tt_Pya7fYX_6cyFW]. You can also find more stories and information about our upcoming live events at AtlantaStorytellers.org [https://atlantastorytellers.org/]. And, if you'd like to join our community, you can sign up for our newsletter, Press Pause. Between our live shows and interviews, we'll share an occasional note to keep us all connected. Each note begins with a story or a song lyric, and invites reflection through a shared question. There's also space for your own voice to be part of the conversation. We'd love for you to join. Sign up here [subscribepage.io/fhsz6Q]. *The story from this episode was recorded live on stage at our October 21st show at Eddie's Attic [https://eddiesattic.com/]. Stay tuned. Season 3 episodes are coming soon!

#12 - Bianca Anderson, Ascension

In this episode, Bianca Anderson shares a story about loss, grief, and the moment a song becomes a lifeline. It's a story about two sisters who were more like twins, bound together by love, by music, and by an artist named Jhené Aiko, until the night everything changed. You can watch Bianca's story and see The Tabernacle Collective's live rendition of "Ascension" here [https://youtu.be/kCjR_GeedGY?si=z_GPdVj800pF0CqD]. You can also find more stories and information about our upcoming live events at AtlantaStorytellers.org [https://atlantastorytellers.org/]. And, if you'd like to join our community, you can sign up for our newsletter, Press Pause [https://atlantastorytellers.org/press-pause-newsletter/]. Between our live shows and interviews, we'll share an occasional note to keep us all connected. Each note begins with a story or a song lyric, and invites reflection through a shared question. There's also space for your own voice to be part of the conversation. We'd love for you to join our community. Sign up here [https://atlantastorytellers.org/press-pause-newsletter/]. *The story from this episode was recorded live on stage at our October 21st show at Eddie's Attic.

#11 - Katina, Time for Me to Fly

In this fourth episode of Season 2 of Backtrack, Katina shares a story about love, grief, and the kind of loss that divides your life into before and after. It's a story about growing up in a big, loud, unforgettable family, and about a brother named Tim, who knew it was time to say goodbye. You can watch Katina's story and see The Tabernacle Collective's live rendition of "Time for Me to Fly" here [https://youtu.be/3Gup0W9vpoU?si=fJKahVfj-7ZQVjFC]. You can also find more stories and information about our upcoming live events at AtlantaStorytellers.org [https://atlantastorytellers.org/]. And, if you'd like to join our community, you can sign up for our newsletter, Press Pause. Between our live shows and interviews, we'll share an occasional note to keep us all connected. Each note begins with a story or a song lyric, and invites reflection through a shared question. There's also space for your own voice to be part of the conversation. We'd love for you to join. -> Join the community here [https://subscribepage.io/fhsz6Q]. *The story from this episode was recorded live on stage at our October 21st show at Eddie's Attic.

#10 - Ron Chapman, Galileo

In this third episode of Season 2 of Backtrack, Ron Chapman [https://www.ronaldchapman.com/] shares a story about curiosity, patterns, and the deeply human desire for our lives to make sense. It's a story that begins with an open mind and leads somewhere unexpected. Ron dives into questions about past lives, hidden wounds, and whether the soul might actually be paying attention. You can watch Ron's story and see The Tabernacle Collective's live rendition of "Galileo" here [https://youtu.be/byxBIM35jVs?si=EK4UX3KkmWtW_8Jy]. You can also find more stories and information about our upcoming live events at AtlantaStorytellers.org [https://atlantastorytellers.org/]. Also, if you'd like to join our community, you can sign up for our newsletter, Press Pause. Between our live shows and interviews, we'll share an occasional note to keep us all connected. Each note begins with a story or a song lyric, and invites reflection through a shared question. There's also space for your own voice to be part of the conversation. -> Sign up for Press Pause here [subscribepage.io/fhsz6Q]. *The clips from this episode were recorded live on stage at our October 21st show at Eddie's Attic.

#9 - Samuel Frenkel, Landslide

In this episode of Backtrack, Samuel Frankel shares a story about identity, belonging, and the cost of becoming who you truly are. It's a story that begins in third grade and unfolds over decades, lived quietly on the inside while everything on the outside stayed the same. Until it couldn't anymore. You can watch Samuel's story and see The Tabernacle Collective's live rendition of "Landslide" here [https://youtu.be/0magWuIapNA?si=Q7lGgfr4m0e4TQA3]. You can also find more stories and information about our upcoming live events at AtlantaStorytellers.org [https://atlantastorytellers.org/]. And, if you'd like to join our community, you can sign up for our newsletter, Press Pause here [subscribepage.io/fhsz6Q]. Between our live shows and interviews, we'll share an occasional note to keep us all connected. Each note begins with a story or a song lyric, and invites reflection through a shared question. There's also space for your own voice to be part of the conversation. We'd love for you to join. *The clips from this episode were recorded live on stage at our October 21st show at Eddie's Attic [https://eddiesattic.com/].