Jennifer Hickson
speaker
273 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 18 Aug
Jennifer Hickson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Todd says that what happened that day in his 1983 Mazda 323 was totally out of character.
I asked him why he thought he lost it that day, and he said, heck if I know, maybe it was my brain's way of telling my heart it was time to grow up and move on.
And that's what he did.
After Todd quit the Denon job, he bartended for a spell, then had a successful career in risk management.
And these days, Todd is a journalist who also produces live shows in Portland, Oregon.
For people whose North Star is predictability and order, any deviation from the path can be a challenge.
Our next story was told by Gabriel Woods-Lamanuzzi at a Story Slam in Boston, where we partner with PRX and public radio station WVUO.
Here's Gabriel.
That was Gabriel Woods Lamanuzzi.
As you heard, Gabe is now a teacher and says, I believe that education should be applicable, empowering, and joyful.
To see a picture of Gabriel in his highly organized workspace, with a place for everything and everything in its place, visit themoth.org, where you can also download the story.
There you'll also find a picture of him joyfully showing the disorganized spice rack he shares with his girlfriend, because compromise makes for harmony.
Gabriel has yielded control of the spice situation.
I'm proud of you, Gabe.
Coming up, a story about skinheads in London when the Moth Radio Hour continues.
You're listening to the Moth Radio Hour.
I'm Jennifer Hickson.
In this show, we're sharing stories about how people confront power.
Our final story was told by Nimisha Ladva.
She told this at a Moth main stage at St.
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