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Joe Pagetta

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Born and raised in Jersey City, New Jersey, Joe Pagetta arrived in Nashville in 1998. Prior to joining the NowPlayingNashville.com team, he was the director of media relations and online strategies for Nashville Public Television (where he also handled media relations for the Nashville Film Festival for a time). He’s a freelance writer and essayist (recent work has appeared in Nashville Arts, Chapter 16, Home and Hill and the Nashville Scene), an avid reader and book collector, and cycling enthusiast. He is one of the founding members of the elusive and influential Queen Breakfast Club. Most people know him as a sandwich at Savarino’s Cucina in Hillsboro Village.

Erin Holcomb

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Erin moved to Music City in 2007 and has been with NowPlayingNashville for the past 11 years. Originally from the Memphis area, Erin enjoys all genres of music including rock, pop, country, hip hop and blues. She loves festivals, art, photography, fashion, travelling and sampling all the new local eateries in town. Previously, Erin served as a Public Relations specialist and has a background in journalism and sales. Currently, she is the Manager of NowPlayingNashville at The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.

Jessica Musman

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Jessica grew up in the suburbs of Washington DC and traveled down south to Nashville to attend Belmont University in 2010. She is the Online Content and Marketing Associate for NowPlayingNashville.com at The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. Jessica is an avid lover of the performing arts and you are likely to catch her at theatrical productions around town. She enjoys seeking out free events and taking advantage of all the art and culture Nashville has to offer.

Tina Randolph

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Content Associate for NowPlayingNashville.com

Marilee Camuso

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Kelly Walberg

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Matthew Powers

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Matthew Powers is an intern with NowPlayingNashville.com in the summer of 2016. A Manchester, Tenn. native who doesn’t remember a time when Bonnaroo didn’t exist, Matthew is currently a student at Sewanee: The University of the South.

Robert Stone

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Chuck Beard

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Chuck Beard is a thinker by trade (will think for food; food for thought if you will), people observer-questioner/mental note-taker by habit (self-taught mind you), and curator of meaningless words searching for a dome near you. He spends a lot of time sharing stories and thoughts most days as the proprietor of the locally-focused bookstore East Side Story. Learn more at http://eastsidestorytn.com/.

Katie Kenerly

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Kathryn Bennett

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Kathryn joined the team at The Community Foundation after moving from Boston to Nashville in 2015. She loves listening to live music, perusing local book stores and trying out Nashville’s long list of restaurants and breweries. Kathryn also serves on the leadership committee for Social Media Club Nashville.

Matthew Powers

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Pat Embry

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A former editor and writer at both the Nashville Banner and The Tennessean, Pat Embry previously served as director of the John Seigenthaler Chair of Excellence in First Amendment Studies at Middle Tennessee State University since 2014. Embry spent 18 years at the Banner in roles ranging from sports writer to executive editor before the afternoon newspaper closed in 1998. He then worked at The Tennessean for nearly eight years, with posts that included launching The Rage entertainment guide as general manager and editor, before becoming editorial director for Brentwood-based Magellan Press. He is currently the director of media and community relations at The Community Foundation of Tennessee.

Dipti Vaidya

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Lacey Kanipe, MTSU Seigenthaler News Service

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The Seigenthaler News Service serves as an ambitious teaching environment, matching work from Middle Tennessee State University students with the needs of area media outlets. Under the direction of faculty and staff from MTSU’s College of Media and Entertainment, the news service gives students hands-on, practical experience in news gathering and reporting, emphasizing high professional standards throughout.

Jarron Parker, MTSU Seigenthaler News Service

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The Seigenthaler News Service serves as an ambitious teaching environment, matching work from Middle Tennessee State University students with the needs of area media outlets. Under the direction of faculty and staff from MTSU’s College of Media and Entertainment, the news service gives students hands-on, practical experience in news gathering and reporting, emphasizing high professional standards throughout.

Sarah Grace Taylor, MTSU Seigenthaler News Service

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The Seigenthaler News Service serves as an ambitious teaching environment, matching work from Middle Tennessee State University students with the needs of area media outlets. Under the direction of faculty and staff from MTSU’s College of Media and Entertainment, the news service gives students hands-on, practical experience in news gathering and reporting, emphasizing high professional standards throughout.

Andrew Wigdor, MTSU Seigenthaler News Service

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The Seigenthaler News Service serves as an ambitious teaching environment, matching work from Middle Tennessee State University students with the needs of area media outlets. Under the direction of faculty and staff from MTSU’s College of Media and Entertainment, the news service gives students hands-on, practical experience in news gathering and reporting, emphasizing high professional standards throughout.

Morgan Yingling

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Hailing from central Pennsylvania, Morgan moved to Nashville in 2009 to complete her Bachelor's in photography. She serves as in-house photographer and communications associate for The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. She's an avid reader, pinball enthusiast, and cheeseburger connoisseur.

Tiffany Brady, MTSU Seigenthaler News Service

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The Seigenthaler News Service serves as an ambitious teaching environment, matching work from Middle Tennessee State University students with the needs of area media outlets. Under the direction of faculty and staff from MTSU’s College of Media and Entertainment, the news service gives students hands-on, practical experience in news gathering and reporting, emphasizing high professional standards throughout.

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