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So we've been on a bit of a trill lately over here.

Me with my series about Dolly Parton and also at Radio Lab looking at different kinds of music,

you know, sort of examining different genres of music and asking where do they come from,

where do they go, who do they speak to, and why, all of these sorts of questions.

And today, I want to play you one more of the stories from the Dolly series because I think

it speaks to this same set of questions and maybe even completes the thought.

And by the way, if you haven't heard the series yet, go to dollypartonsamerica.org if you like. I would certainly love it if you do. You can check it out also on Apple Podcasts. There are four episodes up there. So let me just give you a little bit of context on what you're about to hear. In the last episode of the series, this would be episode three, the one before, the one

you're about to hear. We zeroed in on one of Dolly's real southern anthems. It's called my

Tennessee Mountain Home. I was very surprised to learn that this Tennessee specific song

speaks to so many different kinds of people, very different backgrounds and places.

In episode three, we went to Dollywood to see a replica of Dolly's Tennessee Mountain home.

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