Sarah Austin Jenness

Right now, she's working on a research project for solar microgrids in Nepal, and she hopes to travel to Kathmandu soon to implement these grids, which will provide electricity to 400 villagers. Notion sent us a few articles, linked on our website, themoth.org, about the algae in Central Park, so you too can fall in love with science if you haven't already.

Right now, she's working on a research project for solar microgrids in Nepal, and she hopes to travel to Kathmandu soon to implement these grids, which will provide electricity to 400 villagers. Notion sent us a few articles, linked on our website, themoth.org, about the algae in Central Park, so you too can fall in love with science if you haven't already.

Life can change for the good when you least expect it, if you're open to it. We met our next storyteller, Chrissy Lawler, at the Moth Teacher Institute, where educators from around the country share best practices for using personal stories in the classroom. At the end of the workshop, we record the stories from these educators. So, live from the Moth Teacher Institute, here's Chrissy Lawler.

Life can change for the good when you least expect it, if you're open to it. We met our next storyteller, Chrissy Lawler, at the Moth Teacher Institute, where educators from around the country share best practices for using personal stories in the classroom. At the end of the workshop, we record the stories from these educators. So, live from the Moth Teacher Institute, here's Chrissy Lawler.

Life can change for the good when you least expect it, if you're open to it. We met our next storyteller, Chrissy Lawler, at the Moth Teacher Institute, where educators from around the country share best practices for using personal stories in the classroom. At the end of the workshop, we record the stories from these educators. So, live from the Moth Teacher Institute, here's Chrissy Lawler.

Chrissy Lawler still teaches language arts, English as a new language, and journalism at the Young Women's Leadership School in the Bronx. Chrissy never went back to knitting, but she and Nicole are still very close. It's now over 10 years since this story took place, and those Monday night dinners were still happening until the pandemic hit. Chrissy says they can't wait to see each other again.

Chrissy Lawler still teaches language arts, English as a new language, and journalism at the Young Women's Leadership School in the Bronx. Chrissy never went back to knitting, but she and Nicole are still very close. It's now over 10 years since this story took place, and those Monday night dinners were still happening until the pandemic hit. Chrissy says they can't wait to see each other again.

Chrissy Lawler still teaches language arts, English as a new language, and journalism at the Young Women's Leadership School in the Bronx. Chrissy never went back to knitting, but she and Nicole are still very close. It's now over 10 years since this story took place, and those Monday night dinners were still happening until the pandemic hit. Chrissy says they can't wait to see each other again.

And some good news. Nicole and her husband Andrew have two daughters now who were the flower girls at Chrissy's wedding. To see photos of that happy celebration and the unfinished scarf that started it all, go to themoth.org. After our break, a woman remembers her childhood in Kuwait during the Gulf War. When the Moth Radio Hour continues.

And some good news. Nicole and her husband Andrew have two daughters now who were the flower girls at Chrissy's wedding. To see photos of that happy celebration and the unfinished scarf that started it all, go to themoth.org. After our break, a woman remembers her childhood in Kuwait during the Gulf War. When the Moth Radio Hour continues.

And some good news. Nicole and her husband Andrew have two daughters now who were the flower girls at Chrissy's wedding. To see photos of that happy celebration and the unfinished scarf that started it all, go to themoth.org. After our break, a woman remembers her childhood in Kuwait during the Gulf War. When the Moth Radio Hour continues.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Sarah Austin Janess. The stories in this hour are about all things new. But what happens when you're a six-year-old in a time of turbulence and everything is new and different? Miriam Bazide told our next story at a moth showcase at the Bell House in Brooklyn. Here's Miriam live at the Moth.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Sarah Austin Janess. The stories in this hour are about all things new. But what happens when you're a six-year-old in a time of turbulence and everything is new and different? Miriam Bazide told our next story at a moth showcase at the Bell House in Brooklyn. Here's Miriam live at the Moth.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Sarah Austin Janess. The stories in this hour are about all things new. But what happens when you're a six-year-old in a time of turbulence and everything is new and different? Miriam Bazide told our next story at a moth showcase at the Bell House in Brooklyn. Here's Miriam live at the Moth.

That was Mariam Bazid. We met when Mariam crafted a story in a moth community workshop in collaboration with the Muslim Writers Collective. Mariam is a non-binary Egyptian immigrant, writer, stage actor, and cook living in Brooklyn. And right now they're in collaboration on a new play about the life and times of Cleopatra.

That was Mariam Bazid. We met when Mariam crafted a story in a moth community workshop in collaboration with the Muslim Writers Collective. Mariam is a non-binary Egyptian immigrant, writer, stage actor, and cook living in Brooklyn. And right now they're in collaboration on a new play about the life and times of Cleopatra.

That was Mariam Bazid. We met when Mariam crafted a story in a moth community workshop in collaboration with the Muslim Writers Collective. Mariam is a non-binary Egyptian immigrant, writer, stage actor, and cook living in Brooklyn. And right now they're in collaboration on a new play about the life and times of Cleopatra.

The act of crafting your own story takes openness indeed, especially if you're telling it for the first time. The Moth produces hundreds of events every year, and the stories are all told by people like you. Yes, you. Do you have any stories of embarking on a new journey, of jumping in and saying yes before you have all the pieces worked out, or really any personal story that matters to you?

The act of crafting your own story takes openness indeed, especially if you're telling it for the first time. The Moth produces hundreds of events every year, and the stories are all told by people like you. Yes, you. Do you have any stories of embarking on a new journey, of jumping in and saying yes before you have all the pieces worked out, or really any personal story that matters to you?

The act of crafting your own story takes openness indeed, especially if you're telling it for the first time. The Moth produces hundreds of events every year, and the stories are all told by people like you. Yes, you. Do you have any stories of embarking on a new journey, of jumping in and saying yes before you have all the pieces worked out, or really any personal story that matters to you?