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Regrets, I’ve Had a Few
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In this hour stories of hindsight being 20/20: a lie goes too far, a haircut veers off course, dreams are lost to time, and one bold move with no regrets attached! This episode is hosted by Moth Executive Producer, Sarah Austin Jenness. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.
Alfonso Lacayo gets a bad haircut.
Noreen King's fib goes too far.
David Watson Mwabila questions his culture's perception of disability.
Megan McNally makes an assumption about her grandmother.
Nadia Hakim remembers her last time in Iran.
Robert Hallett gets a call from NASA.
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Regrets, I’ve Had a Few
Megan McNally
Megan and her grandmother in 1987. Megan says, "Two friends and I had visited her and Poppy on Spring Break, and naturally she snuck us some Old Milwaukee. This is the result."
Nadia Hakim
Nadia's aunts getting together a birthday cake for a celebration a little outside of Tehran. The one winking is Maryam. She'll always make sure you get the best slice
Nadia and her sister, mother, and father in front of the Si-o-Seh Pol Bridge in Isfahan.
Nadia (right) with her sister Nika and her grandfather's sister Fayizeh.
In regards to the above photo Nadia says: "All my life I was told that I looked exactly like my Ammeh Fayizeh. I didn't meet her until this trip in 2015. When we finally saw each other in person, we just stared at one another. She lives in Shiraz, which is where we traveled to in the story"
Noreen King
Noreen with her daughters, Leah and Maeve.
Leah and Maeve in the same stroller that they were in at the airport.
Leah and Maeve.