04:34

Here Come Yo Mama

by Cola Rum

Cola Rum incurs his mother's wrath.

09:06

The Glamour of Theatre

by Kathleen Turner

Kathleen Turner stands her ground.

03:44

How The West Was Won

by Miles Crabtree

Radio Extras

GrandSLAMs Coast to Coast

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In this hour, Moth GrandSLAM stories from around the country. PTSD, a trans teen, college, eBay, prison, eye contact and the emergency room. Hosted by The Moth’s Senior Producer, Jenifer Hixson. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.

Fred Johnson is a soldier who won’t admit that he has PTSD.

Vivienne Anderson is a trans teen.

Pam Burrell is a college student who volunteers at a prison.

Steve Zimmer gets into a highstakes eBay bidding war.

Tony Cyprien spends 26 years in prison.

Pam Colby connects with her family in the midwest.

Bess Stillman is an ER doc who has to deal with multiple gunshot wounds.

06:49

The Lesbian Hunt

by Sejal

Sejal searches for the perfect Indian lesbian to meet her parents. 

09:48

Planting Roots

by Andrew Mude

Andrew Mude gets put on the spot. 

The Moth Podcast

Planting Roots: Andrew Mude

This week, a story about losing and finding home with a story from The Moth's Global Program. 

Read the transcript here.

This episode is hosted by Jon Goode. 

Storyteller: Andrew Mude

Radio Extras

To Thine Own Self Be True

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In this hour, stories about and by people who are unapologetically themselves. Knowing where you belong on the ballfield, writing as the ultimate means of self-expression, and the pub that serves as a home for a band of experimental musicians. This hour is hosted by Jay Allison, producer of this radio show.

The Moth Radio Hour

To Thine Own Self Be True

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Read the transcript here.

In this hour, stories about and by people who are unapologetically themselves. Knowing where you belong on the ballfield, writing as the ultimate means of self-expression, and the pub that serves as a home for a band of experimental musicians. This hour is hosted by Jay Allison, producer of this radio show.
 

06:01

A List of Needs

by Heidi Stuber

Heidi Stuber is forced to decide between the needs of her husband and the needs of her child.

03:53

It Should be a Compliment

by Hayley Dunning

Hayley Dunning decides to confess her feelings to her colleague.

04:57

There is No Soul in Soul Plane

by Renita Walls

Renita Walls enters a poetry contest to promote the movie "Soul Plane."

06:16

Love Hurts

by Lizette Muñoz Rojas

Lizette navigates American dating culture after the death of her father.

06:32

Animals

by Randy Horick

An eerie tune from a songbird one night brings some hard memories.

05:08

Fish Out of Water

by Rashad Rayford

A white woman invites Rashad to her manor party. 

05:21

Big Ass Moon

by Aleta Myles

Aleta Myles goes camping for the first time in a desert in Israel.

Radio Extras

Kidneys, Undergarments and Cabbies

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A college kid has his jaw wired shut, a man receives the best gift ever from the love of his life, a young Mormon tries to extinguish her doubts, a daughter consoles her grieving father, and a New York City cab driver has a very bad day.

Radio Extras

Like A Mother: Jim Giaccone & Kate Spindler Extras

This week, two stories about mothers and mental health. 

Hosted by: Kate Tellers

Storytellers: Jim Giaccone, Kate Spindler

06:33

Mom, Interrupted

by Kate Spindler

Kate develops postpartum depression after the birth of her first child. 

06:41

Downpours and Pixie Dust

by Jim Giaccone

Jim learns a lot from his mother, who struggles with mental illness.