ABOUT THIS EPISODE
It's here! It's finally here! After fifty-one long weeks, we're about to hit the road back to East Durham, NY, and get back at it to capture the magic live and in person.
Leigh and Mush (with a special remote appearance by Andrew!) get into the ins and outs of Maker Camp for newbies and return attendees alike.
See everyone in a week!
We had some tremendously generous support in making this Chapter of The Storyteller's Tavern possible, and we'd like to thank Total Boat, Kutzall, The Tasting Lab, and The Maker Camp
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