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Steve Haruch is a journalist, writer and editor. He worked as a staff editor at the Nashville Scene from 1997-2014, covering music, art, film, politics and culture. His writing has since appeared at The New York Times, The Atlantic, NPR’s Code Switch, The Guardian, Gravy and Chapter16.org, among other outlets. His audio stories have aired on Nashville Public Radio and WBUR's Here and Now. In 2018, Haruch edited the critically lauded collection People Only Die of Love in Movies: Film Writing by …

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Andrew Leeper and Will Minkoff: Nashville Severe Weather Livestreamers

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By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified
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Middle Tennessee weather can be unpredictable — and dangerous. When things get iffy, a trio of “suburban dads” keeps the information flowing. But once the watches turn to warnings, they really get serious: That’s when they start livestreaming on YouTube, tracking storms in real time and letting their audience know when to shelter and when it’s safe to carry on. Nashville Severe Weather started as a Twitter account to keep locals informed of potential rainouts and worse.
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Larry Underwood: Horror Movie Host aka Dr. Gangrene

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By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified
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Willie Steele: Writer, Professor and Aspiring Knuckleball Pitcher

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By Demetria Kalodimos Verified, Steve Haruch Verified
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When the other kids wanted to watch Indiana Jones, Willie Steele took a chance on a baseball movie instead. He didn’t know it at the time, but watching Field of Dreams by himself in 1989 would alter the trajectory of his life. He would go on to write his master’s thesis about Shoeless Joe, the novel the film was based on, and then, in an unlikely turn, write the biography of that book’s author, W.P. Kinsella.
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