David Chang is the executive chef and owner of the Momofuku restaurant group. Dave's first cookbook, Momofuku, is a New York Times Best Seller. He's taken home three James Beard Foundation Awards and Momofuku Ko has two Michelin stars, which it has now retained for four years.
by David Chang
A chef details cooking a high-stakes meal.
Sally Kalson was an award-winning journalist who wrote for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and numerous other publications over the course of her career.
by Sally Kalson
A reporter sits on a friend's secret and a huge story.
Rebecca A is a writer and comedian who lives in Los Angeles. She currently writes for the FOX television show The New Girl.
by Rebecca A
A woman is a willing participant in her brother's games.
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by Erin Barker
A friendship stands the test of time.
by Annie Duke
A poker player learns perseverance from her parents.
Giulia Rozzi is a New York City-based comedian, writer and actress raised in Boston by two adorable Italian immigrants. She's appeared on VH1, MTV, CNN, and has written for Bust, Playgirl, The New York Post, and The Huffington Post.
by Giulia Rozzi
A recently married woman finds strength in a talent she didn't know she had.
Robert Weinstein is a Brooklyn-based librarian, who dabbles in bookmobiles and pop-up libraries, who loves general mayhem that accompanies working with the public.
Robert Weinstein visits his grandmother in a nursing home and takes her dancing in the recreation room.
Sherman "O.T." Powell spent forty years as a pickpocket. He has been interviewed as an expert in the dated art by reporters for NPR, Slate Magazine, and other publications. O.T. is a graduate of the Moth Community Program and is writing an autobiography.
A young man tries to make ends meet in one of the world's toughest prisons.
Jeffrey Solomon is a writer and performer and a proud GrandSLAM winner.
A boy's Bar Mitzvah becomes a family battle ground.
Jay Dixit writes for The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Rolling Stone, and is former Senior Editor at Psychology Today. He's currently working on his first book, Love Vs. Brain.
by Jay Dixit
Jay Dixit feels alienated from his father but makes a connection during an airport layover.