Sarah Austin Jenness
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406 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 25 Aug
Sarah Austin Jenness’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But you think the mothers and the daughters remember this day and know that at some point it could happen again?
You just sound like such a badass because it doesn't sound as dangerous as I think it actually was.
Do you just have nerves of steel?
How dangerous was this?
It's incredible, incredible, incredible.
And can you describe some of the beautiful photographs, the photographs related to this historic event?
Bushra Al-Fusail
You can see Bushra's photographs from this historic day at themoth.org.
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That's it for this episode.
We hope you'll join us next time.
This is the Moth Radio Hour.
I'm your host, Sarah Austin Janess.
This episode was recorded live at our Moth main stage at Symphony Space in New York City.
What you're hearing is the Honk Family Band, a community band based in New York.
They have a brassy New Orleans feel, and they play world music, and 30 members of the band opened this show by walking down the aisles of the theater playing this song.
The host for this event is a writer, entrepreneur, and activist who flew in from Johannesburg to MC for us.
Here's Nolo Mokoena, live at The Moth.
That was Semiye Michael.
Semiye lives in Nigeria with his family, and we met him in a Moth global storytelling workshop in partnership with the Gates Foundation.
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