The Sound of Music with Stacy Totland 005

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Central Oregon is an idyllic place to hold a music festival, and with this years 4 Peaks Music Festival right around the corner, Stacy Totland is working hard behind the scenes to make sure everything works out perfectly. Stacy is a tenacious and passionate music lover dedicated to organizing one of the most diverse, scenic, and family-friendly events on the festival circuit. Listen in as she shares how her musical tastes evolved, what exactly it takes to run a music festival, and what we can expect from the event this year.

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