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How a crypto scam cost $6 million, why a historic home was spared, and Ryan’s cupcake disaster | PODCAST

July 28, 2023 in News, Podcasts, The Clarksville Rundown, ZZZ APP TOP STORIES
How a crypto scam cost $6 million, why a historic home was spared, and Ryan’s cupcake disaster | PODCAST

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CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Join Chris Smith and Ryan Ploeckelman as we talk about the top stories for the week of July 23.

On this week’s episode, a Clarksville crypto scam that cost $6 million, and a historic home spared from demolition. Also, Ryan on what makes a good pop song, and Chris on that time he wore pajamas to gym class.

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