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The first USA Today Storytellers project is all about "Growing Up." It will be at the Spider House Ballroom, featuring five community storytellers.
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The first USA Today Storytellers project is all about "Growing Up." It will be at the Spider House Ballroom, featuring five community storytellers.
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Kramer says he hid from his reality. He didn't want to be labeled “the blind musician.” “I was running away from my blindness,” said Kramer, founder of “Singing in the Dark,” a blindfolded singing experience designed to be healing. “What I have found is that there is no escaping who we are, and there is actually great joy in self-acceptance,” he said. The 28-year-old Los Angeles resident will join four other Americans on April 20, sharing true, personal stories about growing up as part of the USA TODAY Network’s Storytellers Project show. Watch the show at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m....
Kramer says he hid from his reality. He didn't want to be labeled “the blind musician.” “I was running away from my blindness,” said Kramer, founder of “Singing in the Dark,” a blindfolded singing experience designed to be healing. “What I have found is that there is no escaping who we are, and there is actually great joy in self-acceptance,” he said. The 28-year-old Los Angeles resident will join four other Americans on April 20, sharing true, personal stories about growing up as part of the USA TODAY Network’s Storytellers Project show. Watch the show at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m....