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Welcome to a special edition of Very Truths, a live show recorded in Atlanta.

So since releasing Very Truths, we've heard from so many of you about how it impacted and inspired you,

brought history to life and moved you to act.

So Very Truths Live was an opportunity for listeners to come together, discuss the story,

and meet Isaiah Nixon's daughter, Dorothy.

The conversation took place on November 28th at the Atlanta History Center.

The seats were packed, and the audience fell in love with Dorothy all over again.

So what you're about to hear is in three parts.

First, a chat with the producer, then a conversation about the impact of Very Truths,

and then, yes, we meet Dorothy.

Let's begin with Hank Clibinoff on stage with his welcome.

This is Very Truths. I'm Hank Clibinoff.

And I just want to take a picture of you tonight because this is a fantastic crowd,

and I'm so happy to see you. And happy to be a part of this.

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