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The Met, Mrs. Vreeland, and Me
An awkward teenager flourishes in the glamour of the the Metropolitan Museum.
An hour devoted to misfits! An awkward teenager finds his place at a museum, a child is given a sense of structure and order in life, a woman worries she isn't "Korean enough," and a daughter does her best to soothe her elderly mom. Hosted by The Moth’s Executive Producer, Sarah Austin Jenness. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.
Andrew Solomon flourishes in the glamour of the Metropolitan Museum.
Greg Audel discovers a different way to live during a night spent with his friend's family.
Linda Gregory worries she isn't good enough to be accepted by her boyfriend's family.
Hilda Chazanovitz faces resistance as she tries to move her mother into a nursing home.
An awkward teenager flourishes in the glamour of the the Metropolitan Museum.
Linda Gregory worries she isn't good enough to be accepted by her boyfriend's family.
by Greg Audel
Greg Audel discovers a different way to live during a night spent with his friend's family.
Hilda Chazanovitz faces resistance as she tries to move her mother into a nursing home.
Abraham's family in Korea. Front row from Left to right: Linda Gregory, Grandfather Jae Hyoung Lee, Grandmother Jang Won Lee and Abraham. Second Row: Mother in law, Hyo Soon Lee.
Hilda's mother Pola before the war.
Pola and baby Hilda, early 1950s.
Hilda and her mother Pola in Central Park near the Metropolitan Museum circa early 2000.