Jay Allison
speaker
494 appearances
20 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 3d ago
Jay Allison’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Appearances
Here's Panduranga, live from the Moth.
Panduranga Rao is a nephrologist at the University of Michigan Hospitals in Ann Arbor.
He told us that despite significant advances, patients with kidney disease, especially those on dialysis, have a higher mortality than the general population.
So he deals with death quite often in his field, but has never gotten used to it.
We asked Dr. Pandu if he still feels the way he did at the end of his story, that as a doctor, despite doing something intensely sad, he manages to bring comfort to others.
Our next story also comes from Ann Arbor, from a Moth Grand Slam, in which 10 slam winners are invited to tell a new story and compete to be crowned the ultimate storytelling champion.
at least for the moment.
From Ann Arbor, here's Jaron Egge.
That was Ceren Ege.
Ceren is a Turkish-American creative writer, storyteller, soon to be lawyer in New York City.
We reached out to Ceren to see if she's listened to that recording of her dad.
Jaron told us she believes the beauty of life can't be fully appreciated before the reality of death is.
In a moment, a mother disperses her worldly possessions and a Ren Faire actor commits to his role as a gravedigger when the Moth Radio Hour continues.
The Moth Radio Hour is produced by Atlantic Public Media in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
This is the Moth Radio Hour.
I'm Jay Allison.
In this show, we're exploring what happens after death.
Our next story comes from Noreen Grimes.
Noreen told this at an open mic story slam in Washington, D.C., where we partner with public radio station WAMU.
Here's Noreen live at the Moth.
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