True Stories, Told Live.

We’ve got two SLIGTHLY spicy stories. Don’t worry nothing untowards happens, but if you’re listening with kids, you might want to wait on this one.

This week, two stories all about striking a deal - or two. This episode of The Moth Podcast is hosted by Kate Tellers.

We're almost at the Oscars, and to celebrate, we have two stories that feel especially cinematic.

On this episode, the perfect hair and the perfect donor.

This week's stories are going to take us from a sexy Italian tryst, to a life-changing realization. From learning to love, to learning to accept help from others.

In honor of National Parks Week, we've got three stories, all about our National Parks, and why they matter.

On this episode, we’re talking family. Finding, reconnecting, and standing up for family.

On this bonus episode, in honor of The Blue Man Group's NYC exit, we're playing a favorite story about, you guessed it, The Blue Man Group.

On this episode, in honor of Black History Month, we’ll be showcasing three stories from Black storytellers, all on the universal theme of growing up.

In this episode, we’ve got two stories of tiny crimes. ) losing sleep.

Listen to episodes on Spotify, Apple, iHeart or wherever you stream your podcasts. On this episode, we share two stories from Birmingham, Alabama.

In this hour, stories of trying again, fresh starts, and chances at redemption—as a parent, on stage, and in your 20s.

In this episode, the trials and tribulations of growing up. Jealousy, loss, secrets, and finding one's place in the world.

In this hour, stories by and about the people who work behind the scenes. A bartender, an almost-cook, and a teacher.

In this hour, courage, tenacity, spunk! New opportunities, self-confidence, and parents going the extra mile (or rollercoaster) for their kids.

In this hour, stories of finding joy, and the pursuit of big dreams.

In this hour, finding one's place among family. Caregivers, care recipients, and stewards of cremains.

In this hour, we explore what happens when humans interact with nature—from angry swans to empathetic trees to listening to their own instincts. This episode is hosted by Moth Senior Director Kate Tellers.

Join our storytellers on this week's Moth Radio Hour as they experience the unexpected twists and turns of life. From a Russian bathhouse in New York City to a lonely road in West Virginia, these stories go places you won't see coming.

This week, The Moth Radio Hour is proud to present to you stories full of pleasant surprises. From unexpected friends, to the Civil Rights Movement, and a love story over 60 years in the making.

In this hour, four storytellers attempt to control the outcome.

This week, a special edition of The Moth Radio Hour featuring a live show from Johannesburg, South Africa. Stories of unexpected connections, scads of visitors, and putting bread on the table—literally.

Read the Transcript here Hold on to your wallets, SSNs, and test papers. This episode is all about scams, schemes, and con artists.

We take a look at the meaning of Independence Day through story. This episode is hosted by Larry Rosen.

We hear stories about poetry and how it can bring people together. This episode is hosted by Keighly Baron.

A woman makes a series of discoveries about her family's past.

Bill and an antagonistic client play hardball. 

Annie Share and her mom become businesswomen on the cat show circuit. 

Attempting to quit heroin by using crack is a messy business.

A young man struggles with his role in the family's sanitation business.

A successful businessman reveals his childhood dream.

Brian runs a side business at his summer job.

Doug Wright becomes penpals with kindred spirit, John Boy from The Waltons. 

Majdy Fares's AirBnB rating suffers thanks to a pair of cantankerous swans.

Karen Lascher has a complicated relationship with Mother's Day. 

Kate Greathead finds out that her dream at age 7 is a nightmare at age 14.

Arlene Stewart finds where she belongs as a chef. 

Salima Saxton and her husband try to build the "perfect life".

Diego Aguirre adopts a dog and begins to see the world more differently than he could have imagined.

In order to support her family and all of their house guests, Mathilda Matabwa and her husband take a chance on an unconventional new business.

Shristi Karki watches her mom learn a new skill.

On a whim, Lamar Sloss becomes the owner of a cheese shop in Alaska.

After the death of her brother, Monica Woo returns to Anchorage.

Wendy Suzuki describes her relationship to her emotions as "a struggle for control."

Frieda Vizel questions a big community tradition for the first time. 

Saad Sarwana and his fellow "nerds" try to pull off a senior prank.

Despite protests from friends and family, Nancy French marries a man she barely knows.

Stephanie Wittels Wach tries to understand her brother's struggle

Kate Oliver's determination to impress her partner's family backfires and leaves her in distress.