Hayride to Hell

by Amir Baghdadchi

Amir Baghdadchi takes on a frightening new gig

Halloween: Bruce McCulloch and Amir Baghdadchi Extras

Two (not-so-scary) stories that could only have taken place in costume! It’s our Halloween Episode! This episode is hosted by Dame Wilburn.

Storytellers: Bruce McCulloch & Amir Baghdadchi

Airdate: 10/22/21

Halloween: Bruce McCulloch and Amir Baghdadchi

Two (not-so-scary) stories that could only have taken place in costume! It’s our Halloween Episode! This episode is hosted by Dame Wilburn.

Storytellers: Bruce McCulloch & Amir Baghdadchi

The Silver Ball: The Moth's 25th Anniversary Gala Honoring David Byrne On 5.26.22

Buy tickets for the live show on May 26th in NYC!

Visit the Silent Auction website!

Buy tickets for the virtual live stream and celebrate The Moth's 25th Anniversary in the comfort of your home!

Wedding Dress, Prison Choir, and a Hotdog

A feminist searches for the perfect wedding dress, a playwright visits a prison in Malawi, a man spends a lifetime regretting a single moment, and a new mother struggles with her prosthetic arm.

The Moth

by Joan Juliet Buck

Moth Playlist: Scaring is Caring

Veterans' Day 2016: Iraq, Aircraft Carriers & Candy

A special Veterans' Day episode of The Moth. A Naval Aviator trains to land his plane on an aircraft carrier, a future marine rebels against her abusive father, an Iraqi man risks his life working as a translator for the armed forces. Hosted by The Moth’s Artistic Director Catherine Burns. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.

Genes: A Love Story

by Beth Bucher

Beth Bucher makes a hard decision to protect her health.

Jan Stapleman

Frank Chalmers

Family Values

by Jan Stapleman

Jan Stapleman navigates the borders of her moral compass and her family.

Jobs Not Bombs

by Frank Chalmers

Frank Chalmers gives peace a chance.

Give Peace A Chance: Jan Stapleman & Frank Chalmers

Give Peace A Chance: Jan Stapleman & Frank Chalmers

Storytelling School with The Moth: Monthly Storytelling Activity #43

Lin-Manuel Miranda

Lin-Manuel Miranda is a Pulitzer Prize, Grammy, Emmy, and Tony Award-winning songwriter, actor and director. He is the creator and original star of Broadway’s Hamilton and In the Heights, and the recipient of the 2015 MacArthur Foundation Award and 2018 Kennedy Center Honors. Mr. Miranda, and The Miranda Family, are active supporters of initiatives that increase people of color’s representation throughout the arts and government, assure access to women’s reproductive health, and promote resilience in Puerto Rico. His 2021 film releases include: In The Heights, Vivo, tick, tick… BOOM! (Miranda’s film directorial debut), and Disney’s Encanto. He lives with his family in New York.

Quiara Alegría Hudes

Quiara Alegría Hudes is the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of Water By the Spoonful; author of memoir, My Broken Language; and screenwriter for In the Heights and Vivo. She wrote the script for the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical In the Heights along with other plays and musicals produced around the world. She is the co-founder of Latinx Casting Manifesto as well as Emancipated Stories, a platform where people behind bars can share one page of their life story with the world. A passionate wife and mom, Hudes now lives with her family in Washington Heights. 

Led Black

Washington Heights’ own, Led Black is a Dominican American writer, blogger, filmmaker, entrepreneur and social media strategist. Led is the founder of www.UptownCollective.com, a voice for Uptown Manhattan online. Led Black is the Social Media Manager for the Manhattan Times, the Bronx Free Press, the New York Latino Film Festival, and the West Harlem Development Corporation. He’s also working on Nutcracker Inc, a documentary on the infamous street cocktail, and a left-of-center film on the history of Washington Heights.

When the Truth Pops Out

by Lin-Manuel Miranda

As a high school student, Lin-Manuel Miranda reveals more of himself than he realized while writing his first musical.