Chloe Salmon

Right after the break, a creative and courageous fight against the book burning of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, when the Moth Radio Hour continues.

Right after the break, a creative and courageous fight against the book burning of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, when the Moth Radio Hour continues.

You're listening to The Moth Radio Hour from PRX. I'm Chloe Salmon. In this hour, stories of saving graces and the surprising places we find them. Our final story was told by Wang Ping at the Mesa Arts Center in Mesa, Arizona. Here's Wang Ping live at The Moth.

You're listening to The Moth Radio Hour from PRX. I'm Chloe Salmon. In this hour, stories of saving graces and the surprising places we find them. Our final story was told by Wang Ping at the Mesa Arts Center in Mesa, Arizona. Here's Wang Ping live at The Moth.

You're listening to The Moth Radio Hour from PRX. I'm Chloe Salmon. In this hour, stories of saving graces and the surprising places we find them. Our final story was told by Wang Ping at the Mesa Arts Center in Mesa, Arizona. Here's Wang Ping live at The Moth.

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This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm your host, Chloe Salmon. Nothing captures the heart and the mind quite like a good beef. I'm not talking the deli counter variety. I'm talking grievances, rivalries, grudges. Now, do I generally advocate for negativity and chaos? No. But I'll admit it. Something about the technicolor drama of a good feud has me reaching for my popcorn every time.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm your host, Chloe Salmon. Nothing captures the heart and the mind quite like a good beef. I'm not talking the deli counter variety. I'm talking grievances, rivalries, grudges. Now, do I generally advocate for negativity and chaos? No. But I'll admit it. Something about the technicolor drama of a good feud has me reaching for my popcorn every time.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm your host, Chloe Salmon. Nothing captures the heart and the mind quite like a good beef. I'm not talking the deli counter variety. I'm talking grievances, rivalries, grudges. Now, do I generally advocate for negativity and chaos? No. But I'll admit it. Something about the technicolor drama of a good feud has me reaching for my popcorn every time.

And I know it's not just me. Tales of bad blood and petty squabbles have entertained us all for centuries. So in this episode, stories of bringing and slinging beef and the highs and lows we can find in the fight. Our first story comes to us from Lori Tucker Sullivan. She told it at a story slam in Detroit where we partnered with public radio station WDET. Here's Lori live at the Moth.

And I know it's not just me. Tales of bad blood and petty squabbles have entertained us all for centuries. So in this episode, stories of bringing and slinging beef and the highs and lows we can find in the fight. Our first story comes to us from Lori Tucker Sullivan. She told it at a story slam in Detroit where we partnered with public radio station WDET. Here's Lori live at the Moth.

And I know it's not just me. Tales of bad blood and petty squabbles have entertained us all for centuries. So in this episode, stories of bringing and slinging beef and the highs and lows we can find in the fight. Our first story comes to us from Lori Tucker Sullivan. She told it at a story slam in Detroit where we partnered with public radio station WDET. Here's Lori live at the Moth.

That was Lori Tucker Sullivan, a writer and educator living in Detroit. In 2024, her first book, I Can't Remember If I Cried, Rock Widows on Life, Love, and Legacy, was published. It contains 14 profiles of the widows of her favorite rock stars and what they taught her about grief. When I heard Lori's story, I was impressed that she didn't escalate her one-sided beef into a two-sided feud.

That was Lori Tucker Sullivan, a writer and educator living in Detroit. In 2024, her first book, I Can't Remember If I Cried, Rock Widows on Life, Love, and Legacy, was published. It contains 14 profiles of the widows of her favorite rock stars and what they taught her about grief. When I heard Lori's story, I was impressed that she didn't escalate her one-sided beef into a two-sided feud.

That was Lori Tucker Sullivan, a writer and educator living in Detroit. In 2024, her first book, I Can't Remember If I Cried, Rock Widows on Life, Love, and Legacy, was published. It contains 14 profiles of the widows of her favorite rock stars and what they taught her about grief. When I heard Lori's story, I was impressed that she didn't escalate her one-sided beef into a two-sided feud.

After all, she was going through a pretty tough time. She says that she felt the community had really rallied around her family during her husband's illness in a way she'll always be thankful for. Bringing meals, having the kids over for sleepovers, driving her husband to treatments. And Francine was a part of that community.

After all, she was going through a pretty tough time. She says that she felt the community had really rallied around her family during her husband's illness in a way she'll always be thankful for. Bringing meals, having the kids over for sleepovers, driving her husband to treatments. And Francine was a part of that community.

After all, she was going through a pretty tough time. She says that she felt the community had really rallied around her family during her husband's illness in a way she'll always be thankful for. Bringing meals, having the kids over for sleepovers, driving her husband to treatments. And Francine was a part of that community.