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Facing The Dark
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In this hour, a chaplain guides a family through death and goodbyes; a man wanders New York City during the black out of 2003; and a daughter tries to break her father’s silence about the Holocaust. Hosted by The Moth’s founder, George Dawes Green. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.
Kate Braestrup attempts to bring a moment of peace to a difficult crime scene.
John Turturro ponders his future with an aging mother and dependent brother.
Daniela Schiller gets a new understanding of her father’s past while studying memory.
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16:50
Stumbling in the Dark
John Turturro has a brother with mental health issues who lives in an institution and causes his family quite a bit of grief.
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08:20
Forgetting Fear
By studying memory, Daniela connects with her father, who refuses to speak about his memories of the holocaust.
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Daniela Schiller and her dad
Daniela Schiller and her dad
Kate Braestrup
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The Drift - Uncanny Valley
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Stellwagen Symphonette - Good Grief
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Eastmountainsouth - Interlude
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Tin Hat Trio - Lauren's Lullaby
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The Amygdaloids - Mind Over Matter
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Stellwagen Symphonette - Cat Burgler
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Gustavo Santoalalla - Can Light Be Found in the Darkness
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Gustavo Santoallalla - Did This Really Happen