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In this hour we’ll travel around the country to hear stories from our live open mic StorySLAM events: Louisville, Kentucky; San Francisco, California; Burlington, Vermont; Portland, Oregon; as well as the birthplace of the Moth StorySlam, New York City.
by William Nour
William Nour finds connection and communion through cookies.
This week, two stories about holding onto departed family members. This episode is hosted by Director of MothWorks Kate Tellers.
This week, two stories about holding onto departed family members. This episode is hosted by Director of MothWorks Kate Tellers.
by Jim Giaccone
Jim Giaccone searches for his brother in the rubble of the Twin Towers.
by Jean Le Bec
Jean le Bec begins to feel a sense of community at her local pool.
Javier Morillo and his family hold true to their cultural traditions.
by Annie Tan
Annie Tan has trouble connecting with her father across a language barrier and physical distance.
A mother struggles with her son's choice to have a religious wedding, a high schooler with a funny name becomes a pole vaulter, a social scientist commutes to war-torn countries for work, and a comedian confronts a heckler. Hosted by The Moth's Producing Director, Sarah Austin Jenness. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.
Annie Korzen has trouble letting go as her son grows up, gets engaged, and gets married.
Matthew Dicks is more concerned with beating his own high school track teammates than winning the meet.
Richard Matthew must decide whether the risks of working in war-torn areas of the world are worth it.
Hari Kondabolu finally confronts a heckler after years of hearing jerks in the front row.
Air Date: 11/23/21
by Raabia Wazir
Raabia Wazir leaves KY to take a job at Muslim Civil Rights Organization in DC.
by Liz Phair
A series of unfortunate events befalls Liz Phair when she performs at the Rockefeller Center tree lighting.
Jason Mesches plays a medley of his own creation for his unconventional piano teacher.
by Phil Wang
Phil Wang contends with his lisp during his primary school's production of Mary Poppins.