Claire Nevin

Paul Doran

One Small Sheep for Mankind

by Michael Devlin

Michael Devlin must rise to the occasion to save an unexpected damsel in distress.

Luck of the Irish

by Claire Nevin

Claire Nevin uses a little bit of Irish luck when she runs into trouble abroad.

Bloody Sunday

by Paul Doran

Paul Doran gets to know his Father's role in history after he passes. 

Tales from the Emerald Isle: Michael Devlin, Claire Nevin & Paul Doran

This month is Irish Heritage Month, and on this episode, we’re celebrating all things Irish, a culture in which storytelling is tradition and a people who are working to keep it alive today.

Hosted by: Dan Kennedy

Storytellers: Michael Devlin, Claire Nevin & Paul Doran

Pas de Une

by Val Rigodon

Val Rigodon attempts to become a ballerina.

A Rooster's Tale

by Lincoln Bonner

Lincoln Bonner has an unlikely childhood companion.

Runaway

by Brian Belovitch

Brian Belovitch is welcomed by the Rhode Island drag community.

Immigration Nation

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In this hour, stories of immigration. Cultural collisions, language barriers, sacrifice and reunions. Hosted by The Moth's Senior Director Jenifer Hixson. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.

Nestor Gomez tries to learn English by watching television.

Anagha Mahajan has a biking accident and ends up in the ER.

Mohammed Zeeshan Nayeemuddin is an ER doctor with a critically ill patient.

Zahra Noorbakhsh had not met her extended family back in Iran.

Zeeshan Nayeemuddin

Zeeshan is a Lung and Intensive Care physician who recently moved to Seattle. He is really annoyed because he was finally starting to make friends in this town but then the end of the world happened. His wife is less annoyed at this and more angry that this is what he wants as his bio.

Zahra Noorbakhsh

Zahra Noorbakhsh is a Feminist, Muslim, Iranian-American comedian and cohost of the award-winning podcast, #GoodMuslimBadMuslim. Oprah Magazine called her podcast a must-listen, and the hosts were invited by the Obama administration to record an episode at the White House. The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts named Zahra one of the "Top 100 people shaping the future of culture" and KQED named her a "Woman to Watch." The New Yorker Magazine dubbed her one-woman show All Atheists Are Muslim, a highlight of the International New York City Fringe Theater Festival. Her writing has appeared on many outlets including the New York Times and Fresh Air. She is a Sr. Fellow of the Pop Culture Collaborative on Comedy for Change. For more info, visit ZahraComedian.com.

The MOTHerview with Storyteller Amy Brill

The Moth Global Community Program

Global Community Program in New Delhi

Global Spotlight: Meet our Instructor, Kendi Ntwiga-Nderitu

Revisiting The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: Anthony Griffith

This week, we're rediscovering one of the most memorable Moth stories ever told, “The Best of Times, The Worst of Times,” told by Anthony Griffith, in honor of his new book. We follow up with Anthony in a brand new interview about the day he told this story and his life afterwards. Behind the Laughter, A Comedian’s Tale of Tragedy and Hope is available now wherever you buy your books. This episode is hosted by The Moth’s long time artistic director, Catherine Burns.

Movie Night

by Nestor Gomez

Nestor Gomez tries to learn English by watching television.

Truth-ache

by ​Anagha Mahajan

Anagha Mahajan has a biking accident and ends up in the ER.

This Keeps Me Up at Night

by Zeeshan Nayeemuddin

Mohammed Zeeshan Nayeemuddin is an ER doctor with a critically ill patient.