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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery…Will the real Neil Diamond please stand up?
In this episode, we lean into the sparkle and the spectacle—talking with guests connected to a Neil Diamond tribute band headed to Chinook Winds Casino Resort, and shining a light on Song Sung Blue, now playing at the Bijou Theatre. The film, based on a true story, explores the heart, humor, and humanity behind tribute music—and why these songs still hit home.
Then we widen the lens from stage lights to city lights with Sandy Gruber, talking Community Days and the many ways Lincoln City proves itself to be a real diamond of a place. From music and movies to celebration and community, this episode is all about what dazzles—and why it matters.
- Heather Hatton, Chinook Winds Casino Resort
- Betsy Altomare, Bijou Theatre
- Sandy Gruber, Lincoln City Community Days
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