True Stories, Told Live.

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

When a beloved patient’s cancer returns, a psychologist confesses that she is at a loss for words, an inmate at a women’s prison describes the surprising value of an ordinary transistor radio, and an undertaker deals with a problematic client. Hosted by Jenifer Hixson, Senior Producer at The Moth...

On this episode, we’re putting on our masks, getting our makeup ready, and donning our costumes.

This week, we're celebrating Mother's Day with two stories from two moms doing what they do best: making it work.

A family reunites around a hospital bed, a grandmother shares wisdom (and a beer) with her grandson, a third-grade teacher underestimates the power of Legos, and a bullied teen plots revenge. Hosted by The Moth’s Executive Producer, Sarah Austin Jenness.

In this episode, the truths we keep from our family, and the lies we tell for them. Sibling mayhem, multigenerational secrets, and a surprise while watching CBS.

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.

We hear stories about how books and reading can foster connection.

On this episode, we talk to Mojdeh Rezaeipour about the situation in Iran, and hear a story from her. This episode is hosted by Jenifer Hixson.

This week, we feature two stories about people finding power within themselves. This episode is hosted by Sarah Haberman.

This week, a story for everyone who might feel just a little grinchy around the holidays. This episode is hosted by Moth Producer Michelle Jalowski.

This episode is all about friends in two very different high places.

On this week's episode, we're talking about money, honey. Mulla, cash, bills, dough - whatever you call it, it affects all of our lives in immeasurable ways.

In this episode, two stories about tv dreams and daytime nightmares. This episode is hosted by Moth producer and director, Michelle Jalowski.

This week’s episode of The Moth Podcast is hosted by the director of MothWorks at The Moth, Kate Tellers, featuring two special surprise guests.

This week, we celebrate Black History Month with two stories about learning lessons and fighting the good fight.

In this hour, stories of shifting perspectives, new outlooks, and realizations that shake our foundations. A mother receives unexpected news, a teen learns the true power of a word, and a prisoner gets a visit from his father.

In this hour, stories of looking backward to forge ahead. Seeking justice for heinous crimes decades old, memories flooding back during a chance encounter, and reconciling darkness during a joyous time.

This week, a special episode of The Moth, live from the Union Chapel in London. Stories of holding on and letting go.

In this hour, stories of healing. Moving through loss, unexpected sources of comfort, and bonds forged in grief.

In this hour, stories of diving in head first and putting it all on the line. Unconventional gifts, apex predators, and stock car racing.

In this episode, stories of historical events and momentous decisions with far-reaching impacts. A teacher who pushes boundaries, a trail-blazing student, and a political prisoner in Soviet Russia.

In this episode, stories of who we are and what we present to the world. White lies, falsified documents, playing dress up, and big transformations.

In this episode, four storytellers square up to the truth. This hour is hosted by Moth Senior Curatorial Producer, Suzanne Rust.

This week, the tide is high, but we're holding on!

A teacher faces an ethical dilemma.

When her daughter throws a secret party, Michelle finds herself dealing with the consequences.

Annie Wiborg learns that dressing up as McGruff the Crime Dog is a bit more difficult than it might appear.

Stacy Miller's new daughter needs new shoes.  

Huwe describes his last encounter with his father, which reignited his motivation to keep fighting and to get out of prison.

Musician Frank Almond makes a historic discovery. 

Alan Gordon is a public defender who has always longed for an Encyclopedia Brown moment.

Jim Hasson grows up with a healthy fear of strangers.

Judith Samper Albero uses her artistic talent to save money.

Angela Derecas Taylor uncovers a dark truth about her grandparents.

Jonathan gets caught up in a chase, wearing his laundry day sweater. 

Tere learns a lot about her fellow passengers when her commute goes ary.

Daniel Turpin deals with the aftermath of a split second decision.

On her last night in Dublin working to exonerate wrongly-convicted criminals, Anne is the victim of an attempted mugging that challenges her conception of the police and legal systems.

In Chinatown, even the criminals aren’t what they seem.

Chiwoza Bandawe receives the word of God, courtesy of a shady acquaintance. 

After her wrongful conviction, Sunny Jacobs tries to make a life for herself on death row.

Amarantha Robinson finds a way to reframe a traumatic experience.

Betsy Lamberson's dream life abroad takes a tragic turn.

Military policeman Carl Cannon is assigned duty in one of the most dangerous prisons on the planet

Sherman "OT" Powell attempts to reconnect with his family after 34 years.

Victor Levenstein realizes one thing has accompanied him throughout his time in a Soviet prison: his mugshot. 

Cheech Marin tries to make sense of his new life in a new place.

Charlotte Mooney helps a man wandering on the highway.