Sympathy Card Plagiarist

by Bill Dempsey

Bill Dempsey is unsure how to handle a case of mistaken identity.

Not as They Seem Extras

Not as They Seem

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In this episode, stories of hidden truths, white lies, and defied expectations—on dates, at a wake, and on the dance floor. This episode is hosted by Moth Senior Director Meg Bowles. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.

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Sharon Zegen learns the meaning of the phrase "be careful what you wish for."

Bill Dempsey is unsure how to handle a case of mistaken identity.

Isamula Elika Malesi steps out of her comfort zone and goes on a date.

Mike Wang struggles with how to express his love for his father. 

Richard Westcott falls in love with dancing. 

Jim Beebe-Woodard

Food for Thought

by Jim Beebe-Woodard

Jim Beebe-Woodard’s parents teach him a lesson about empathy and care for others. 

The Healing Power Of Bread

by Richard Cardillo

Richard Cardillo heals through the act of giving bread. 

Giving Back: Jim Beebe-Woodard and Richard Cardillo Extras

Giving Back: Jim Beebe-Woodard and Richard Cardillo

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On this episode, we feature two stories all about giving back. Hosted by the Moth’s Director of Development, Lee Ann Gullie.

If the transformative power of storytelling has reached you or you would like to ensure it reaches others, please make a donation to The Moth today. Text GIVE23 to 78679 to make a fully tax-deductible donation and help ensure our continued work to nurture empathy and build community.

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Storytellers:

Jim Beebe-Woodard’s parents teach him a lesson about empathy and care for others.

Richard Cardillo heals through the act of giving bread.

Confrontations Extras

Confrontations

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In this hour, stories of war, face-offs, and confronting the demons within. A man must come to terms with his sexuality (as well as those who judge him), a woman learns that her ladylike upbringing has lasting marks, and a child fights to survive The Killing Fields of Cambodia. This hour is hosted by The Moth's former Artistic Director, Catherine Burns. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.

After finally accepting his sexuality, Pádraig Ó'Tuama uses language to heal rather than harm.

Tricia Rose Burt attempts to break the strictures of her Southern upbringing.

Arn Chorn-Pond uses his musical gift to survive the Khmer Rouge.

The Moth

by Luna Azcurrain

The Moth Playlist: It's Giving Thanks

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Mainstage Matinee

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Learning to Sail

by Linda Grosser

Linda Grosser discovers more about herself on a sailboat.

Whose Line is it Anyway?

by Jon Goode

Jon Goode must take a swim test to become a marine

On the Water: Linda Grosser and Jon Goode Extras

On the Water: Linda Grosser and Jon Goode

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In this episode, stories about the power of water. Hosted by Kate Tellers, Senior Director at The Moth.

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Storytellers:

Linda Grosser discovers more about herself on a sailboat.

Jon Goode learns that it’s all about standing in the right line.

Storytelling School with The Moth: Monthly Storytelling Activity #63