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In this hour: Secrets of a speech writer in the White House, stories from Shea Stadium and the Bronx, and a first time Dad becomes an overnight celebrity when he writes a children's book -- for adults. Hosted by Sarah Austin Jenness. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.
Warren Holleman must unlearn his family's lessons when he has a baby.
This week, two stories from school days just in time for summer vacation.
Hosted by: Dame Wilburn
Storytellers: Joanna Courteau, Gabe Mollica
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Joanna Courteau was an outsider by choice until a near-death experience cracks open her bashful shell.
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A squeamish writer is sent on an assignment to locate enormous poisonous snakes; a hippie kid seeks the approval of his conservative father; and two child refugees from Afghanistan arrive in America without their parents.
This week, Dan introduces a new host to the Moth Podcast, long-time Moth family member Dame Wilburn. The two discuss hosting shows for the Moth and present stories from their respective homes of New York and Detroit.
Hosted by: Dan Kennedy, Dame Wilburn
Storytellers: Isabelle Raphael, Michelle Robertson
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Isabelle finds herself in a pinch when she drops her keys down the elevator shaft.
A young cadet is entrusted with vital records at a military academy and a woman remembers visiting her two mysterious aunts as a child. Hosted by The Moth's founder, George Dawes Green. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
Edgar Oliver falls from grace at a military academy.
Sheri Holman learns secrets about her Southern Gothic aunts.
A flight attendant describes how she adjusts her attitude while up in the air; a Vietnamese family is forced to flee from their home to take refuge in an unknown land; and after running out of gas, a young preacher in 1960s Texas ends up in a pool hall.
This week, we're celebrating Mother's Day with two stories from two moms doing what they do best: making it work.
Hosted by: Dan Kennedy
Storytellers: Ali Muldrow & Michelle Cloud