A special edition of The Moth Radio Hour dedicated to Mothers. A woman who has never wanted children suddenly questions her choice, a little girl gets angry at her mother and runs away from home, a son struggles at his mother's deathbed, and a man finds a mother's love in unconventional ways. Hosted by The Moth Radio Hour Producer, Jay Allison (with help from his mom). The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.
Ophira Eisenberg confronts her fertility during a crisis.
Terry Wolfisch Cole wants preferential treatment as the oldest sister.
Andy Christie sends off his mother with a melody.
Samuel Lewis Lee is looked after by a mother's love.
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This episode is all about cars - the places they take us and the memories we make along the way.
Hosted by: Chloe Salmon
Storytellers: Oscar Saavedra, Nina Slowinski
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Nina is a storyteller, theater director, and playwright. She’s grateful to have graduated from Skidmore College in 2019, just before covid hit,—with a Bachelor of Science in theater.
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by Oscar Saavedra
Oscar gets a renewed sense of freedom after getting his learners permit.
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This episode is all about cars - the places they take us and the memories we make along the way.
Hosted by: Chloe Salmon
Storytellers: Oscar Saavedra, Nina Slowinski
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Naushin Khan is a student at the University of Rochester -- and yes, you guessed it -- she’s studying Chemical Engineering. Her hobbies include making art, reading manga, and capturing nature on her phone.
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Krisy Lawlor teaches Language Arts, English as a New Language, and Journalism at The Young Women's Leadership School in the Bronx.
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Mariam Bazeed is a non-binary Egyptian immigrant, writer, stage actor, and cook, living in Brooklyn and right now they are in collaboration on a new play about the life and times of Cleopatra.
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Dave Moran lives in Ann Arbor, where he is a professor at the University of Michigan Law School. He co-directed the Michigan Innocence Clinic, which exonerates people who have been wrongfully convicted of crimes. He is now writing a book about some of the 45 people MIC has exonerated since 2009. And he still models for art classes.
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Aleyne Larner is Docent with the Museum of Contemporary Art in Phoenix and she loves to read to elementary students in after school programs.
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by Naushin Khan
Student Naushin Khan has never had a "good relationship" with chemistry
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by Krisy Lawlor
Kristin Lawlor feels like the only single girl in New York.
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by Mariam Bazeed
Mariam Bazeed and their family relocate to Egypt during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.
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