Chloe Salmon

All right.

I think that that wraps us here.

Thank you so much for coming in, John Paul.

It's always a pleasure to talk to you.

And I have loved being able to give advice alongside you.

You're going to regret saying that so soon.

You're going to have to move.

Thank you so much for coming in.

Thank you.

That was advice columnist and storyteller John Paul Bramer.

You can find him on Substack and also clearly in my heart.

We gabbed for much longer than I was able to include in this episode.

So if you'd like to hear the full interview, including a bonus advice write-in, head over to themoth.org.

That's it for this episode of the Moth Radio Hour.

If this week brings you some good advice, I hope you're inspired to take it.

Thank you to our storytellers for sharing with us and to you for listening.

We hope you'll join us next time.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Chloe Salmon. A saving grace is what usually rescues something or someone from being a lost cause. But I've always appreciated another, more optimistic view. A saving grace as the support we get unexpectedly, and often when we most need it. In this hour, stories of finding grace in surprising places.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Chloe Salmon. A saving grace is what usually rescues something or someone from being a lost cause. But I've always appreciated another, more optimistic view. A saving grace as the support we get unexpectedly, and often when we most need it. In this hour, stories of finding grace in surprising places.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Chloe Salmon. A saving grace is what usually rescues something or someone from being a lost cause. But I've always appreciated another, more optimistic view. A saving grace as the support we get unexpectedly, and often when we most need it. In this hour, stories of finding grace in surprising places.