Chloe Salmon

Anisha Roy Chowdhury is an author and educator, and she calls herself a strategic troublemaker. Her book, The Marginalized Majority, Claiming Our Power in a Post-Truth America, was named one of the best books of the year by Kirkus Reviews. She lives in Kingston, New York, where she is learning, with varying degrees of success, how to refurbish a house that was built in 1903.

When we return, an unprepared triathlete and a TMI mother-daughter moment for the ages when the Moth Radio Hour continues.

When we return, an unprepared triathlete and a TMI mother-daughter moment for the ages when the Moth Radio Hour continues.

When we return, an unprepared triathlete and a TMI mother-daughter moment for the ages when the Moth Radio Hour continues.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Chloe Salmon. We're listening to stories of finding grace where it's least expected. This next story comes to us from Gregory Brady, who told it for us at a slam in New Orleans, where we partner with public radio station WWNO. Here's Gregory live at the Moth.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Chloe Salmon. We're listening to stories of finding grace where it's least expected. This next story comes to us from Gregory Brady, who told it for us at a slam in New Orleans, where we partner with public radio station WWNO. Here's Gregory live at the Moth.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Chloe Salmon. We're listening to stories of finding grace where it's least expected. This next story comes to us from Gregory Brady, who told it for us at a slam in New Orleans, where we partner with public radio station WWNO. Here's Gregory live at the Moth.

Gregory Brady now lives in Worcester, Massachusetts, and has written and published a book called Suicide Watch. He is a recovered heroin addict and provides opiate education through storytelling. When I reached out to him about airing this story, he made sure to tell me all about how proud he is to call Bianca his daughter. and asked if I could give her a shout-out.

Gregory Brady now lives in Worcester, Massachusetts, and has written and published a book called Suicide Watch. He is a recovered heroin addict and provides opiate education through storytelling. When I reached out to him about airing this story, he made sure to tell me all about how proud he is to call Bianca his daughter. and asked if I could give her a shout-out.

Gregory Brady now lives in Worcester, Massachusetts, and has written and published a book called Suicide Watch. He is a recovered heroin addict and provides opiate education through storytelling. When I reached out to him about airing this story, he made sure to tell me all about how proud he is to call Bianca his daughter. and asked if I could give her a shout-out.

I couldn't say no to that, so, hey there, Bianca. Thank you for being such an important part of this story, and for reminding us all to give our dads a call. To see some photos of Gregory and Bianca together, head on over to themoth.org.

I couldn't say no to that, so, hey there, Bianca. Thank you for being such an important part of this story, and for reminding us all to give our dads a call. To see some photos of Gregory and Bianca together, head on over to themoth.org.

I couldn't say no to that, so, hey there, Bianca. Thank you for being such an important part of this story, and for reminding us all to give our dads a call. To see some photos of Gregory and Bianca together, head on over to themoth.org.

Sometimes saving graces come as lightning bolt moments. And sometimes, like in our next story, they're as small and beautiful as a reason to laugh again. Charlotte Klein told this at a London Grand Slam. Just a note that this story involves a funny misunderstanding about a part of the female body. Here's Charlotte live at the Moth.

Sometimes saving graces come as lightning bolt moments. And sometimes, like in our next story, they're as small and beautiful as a reason to laugh again. Charlotte Klein told this at a London Grand Slam. Just a note that this story involves a funny misunderstanding about a part of the female body. Here's Charlotte live at the Moth.

Sometimes saving graces come as lightning bolt moments. And sometimes, like in our next story, they're as small and beautiful as a reason to laugh again. Charlotte Klein told this at a London Grand Slam. Just a note that this story involves a funny misunderstanding about a part of the female body. Here's Charlotte live at the Moth.

Charlotte Klein is a graphic designer who lives in Brighton, England, with her husband and seven-year-old twins. Beyond the visual stories she creates with her work, she also aims to make magical life stories that her kids will remember.

Charlotte Klein is a graphic designer who lives in Brighton, England, with her husband and seven-year-old twins. Beyond the visual stories she creates with her work, she also aims to make magical life stories that her kids will remember.

Charlotte Klein is a graphic designer who lives in Brighton, England, with her husband and seven-year-old twins. Beyond the visual stories she creates with her work, she also aims to make magical life stories that her kids will remember.

She says that her parents are still rocking the same 70s avocado green decor, and that the family continues the tradition of lockless bathrooms and the beautiful madness that follows. To see photos of Charlotte and her sister as children, visit themoth.org.