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What's YOUR Story: The Moth Podcast

2026-02-13 · 23 min · 5 entities

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    What's YOUR Story: The Moth Podcast
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Our stories define us and shape us. They’re beloved treasures passed down or secrets that we hide. Stories can be personal legend or family legacy. In this episode, a little of both, about the memories we leave behind and some of the lessons learned. If you'd like to tell your OWN story, we're publishing a journal called "My Life In Stories," and it has over 150 prompts that will help you sift through your memories and shape them into narratives. You can order it wherever you get your books: https://themoth.org/my-life-in-stories-a-guided-journal-from-the-moth This episode was hosted by Christina Norman. Storytellers: Maxwell Pearce learns some lessons from his grandmother. Adelle Onyango goes to her first protest.