Kate Tellers

Welcome back.

Our next story is about a different kind of fruit, one that keeps the doctor away.

Apples.

The fruit is apples.

We already told you that.

Holly Rudder told this at a London Story Slam where the theme was blunders.

Here's Holly live at the Met.

Thank you.

That was Holly Rudder.

Holly is a writer and illustrator living in London.

She loves dogs and hates coriander.

That brings us to the end of our episode.

Thanks so much for joining us.

From all of us here at The Moth, we hope that your fruit baskets remain both fresh and full.

Kate Tellers is a storyteller, host, senior director at The Moth, and co-author of their fourth book, How to Tell a Story.

Her writing has been featured in Mick Sweeney's and The New Yorker.

This episode of The Moth Podcast was produced by Sarah Austin Janess, Sarah Jane Johnson, and me, Mark Sollinger.

The rest of the Moth's leadership team includes Sarah Haberman, Christina Norman, Marina Cloutier, Jennifer Hickson, Jordan Cardinale, Kate Tellers, Suzanne Rust, and Patricia Ureña.

The Moth podcast is presented by Odyssey.

Special thanks to their executive producer, Leah Reese Dennis.