It's The Little Things
In this hour, stories of questions. From rhetorical pleas to the curiosity and persistence of children, a favor for a kindred spirit and a request from a mourning mother, the important moments set in motion by a question mark. This hour is hosted by Moth Senior Director, Jenifer Hixson. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.
Beverley Elliott writes a song about a yellow dress, despite not owning one.
Lee Thomas is a newscaster with vitiligo.
Matthew McGough becomes a Yankee batboy.
Reilly Horan considers her relationship to clothing and to her identity.
Camille Woods seeks a small bit of comfort after the death of her son.
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Stories in this Episode
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Uniform
by Reilly Horan
Reilly Horan considers her relationship to clothing and to her identity
Extras From This Episode
It's the Little Things extras
Lee Thomas
Lee putting on his makeup.
Lee putting on his makeup.

Lee in full makeup.
Camille Woods
Camille Woods and her son Marcus McIntosh, who everyone called Big Mack.
Camille Woods and a young Marcus.
The “I Got YOU” t-shirt.
Reilly Horan

A young Reilly Horan, a self proclaimed tomboy.

Reilly as Mary ("I wanted to be Joseph").