Arts District
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Clip: Season 8 Episode 22 | 7m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
A Durango City Councilman doubles as a Nashville country music recording artist.
Chris Bettin serves as a Durango city councilman and realtor by day, but he’s also a Nashville recording artist who plays and records under the name Robert Kent Voss. We see the story behind his stage name, the Nashville musicians he records with, and how his newest recording reflects on the touching history of his son. Supported by: Durango Friends of the Arts
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Arts District is a local public television program presented by RMPBS
Arts District
Stage Name
Clip: Season 8 Episode 22 | 7m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
Chris Bettin serves as a Durango city councilman and realtor by day, but he’s also a Nashville recording artist who plays and records under the name Robert Kent Voss. We see the story behind his stage name, the Nashville musicians he records with, and how his newest recording reflects on the touching history of his son. Supported by: Durango Friends of the Arts
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