Posts Tagged ‘the moth radio hour’
Run to The Moth. Allow stories to lighten your load.
Here is my suggestion: Run to The Moth. On the radio, the podcast, or a live show. As you probably know, The Moth changed my life. It gave me a stage to tell stories. It provided me with a platform to be noticed. It opened the door to a new career. A bunch of new…
Read MoreThe Moth: The Promise
In November of last year, I told this story about my high school sweetheart at a Moth GrandSLAM in Brooklyn. I was lucky enough to have the story air on the Moth Radio Hour and their podcast a couple months later. I can’t tell you what a honor and thrill that is. I hear from…
Read MoreGo to The Moth and tell a story. And not “someday.” Go soon.
Just this past week I heard from listeners who heard one or more of my stories on The Moth’s podcast, The Moth Radio Hour, and/or The Moth’s website in: Cape Town, South AfricaLondon, UKColumbus, OHHartford, CTWestern AustraliaHong KongNew HampshireNew York CitySao Paulo, BrazilBlackstone, Massachusetts The idea that people across the globe are listening to me tell…
Read MoreMy former students discover that their teacher is still alive (and maybe doing cool things) thanks to The Moth
In the last two days, The Moth – the preeminent storytelling organization in the world – has oddly brought me in contact with two of my former students in fairly bizarre ways. Yesterday, a former student who was in my class 15 years ago texted me this photo, which was sent to her by another…
Read MoreI have a story on The Moth Radio Hour and podcast this week!
I’m thrilled to have a story featured on The Moth Radio Hour and Moth podcast this week. It’s a holiday story about my car accident two days before Christmas when I was seventeen years old and the unexpected gift I received as a result.
Read MoreMy appearance on The Moth Radio Hour
I’m thrilled to announce that I will have a story on this week’s Moth Radio Hour. Back in August, I performed at a Main Stage show at the Wilbur Theater, and this week’s Radio Hour features that show, nearly in its entirety. I can’t tell you how surreal it was to click on The Moth’s…
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