Dispatches from the Moth · Posted On: Apr 20, 2022
by The Moth Staff
A full moon showing off in the desert sky, underwater marvels, and reconnecting with the land, complete with the occasional mishaps... Mother Nature is a wondrous thing that deserves a celebration, and this week’s playlist gives her a little love.
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Dispatches from the Moth · Posted On: Apr 12, 2022
by The Moth Staff
Lesson #48: THE END: “The Magical Fuzzy Worm” by Sofija Stefanovic
This month’s blog was guest authored by Kate Tellers. Kate is a senior director at The Moth, the director of their MothWorks program, a Moth host, storyteller and co-author of The Moth’s fourth book, “How to Tell a Story: The Essential Guide to Memorable Storytelling from The Moth” due out on April 26th and available for pre-order now!
Death is the only real ending in live storytelling. If you are alive ...
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Dispatches from the Moth · Posted On: Mar 31, 2022
by The Moth Staff
Tricks, pranks, setups, and all manner of high jinks. This week’s playlist is a nod to tomfoolery.
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Dispatches from the Moth · Posted On: Mar 18, 2022
by The Moth
March 13th marked the second anniversary of the tragic murder of Breonna Taylor, and we are reminded of all of the others whom justice has ignored, and the turbulent state of the world, the weight of which we all carry on our shoulders.
But in these times, we are also reminded of the importance of going to battle for what’s right, stepping up in whatever way we can, and speaking for those who can’t. Be loud. Turn up the volume.
This week’s playlist is for the fighters. ...
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Dispatches from the Moth · Posted On: Mar 09, 2022
by The Moth Staff
Lesson 47: THE BIG/SMALL STORY: “The Woman In The Mirror” - Caroline Abilat Lozirah
This month’s blog was guest authored by Larry Rosen. Larry is a Moth instructor and director, proud to work regularly with individuals and diverse communities throughout the U.S. and in selected cities worldwide.
Happy Approaching Spring! Often, when we explore ideas for personal stories, we look to the “big” events in our lives: The time we aced (or failed) an important exam. The season-end...
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