Sarah Austin Jenness
speaker
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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Semiye is a social justice activist and the founder of the Dean Initiative, which mobilizes youth to take action on everything from climate change to democracy.
To see photos of Semiye and his beautiful mother dressed to the nines, go to themoth.org.
In a moment, our host shares a story of his own, of a daring first date.
And a young Liberian woman dreams of becoming a fashion star.
When the Moth Radio Hour continues.
This is the Moth Radio Hour.
I'm Sarah Austin-Janess, and this episode was recorded live in New York City with stories of audacity and daring from storytellers around the world.
The host of this live event is Nolo Mokoena, a co-founder of Innovative Startups and a champion of raising up the voices of young people in South Africa.
Here's Nolo live at Symphony Space.
That was Cutto Momolu.
Cutto lives in Little Rock, Arkansas with her two children.
She's a visiting professor and she loves empowering young artists and fostering creativity.
Cutto is renowned for her striking prints and Afro-Bohemian approach to women's fashion.
And she says each of her pieces tells a story that reflects the individuality and confidence of its wearer.
To see photos of Cutto behind the scenes of Project Runway and with her beloved family, go to themoth.org.
In a moment, our last story.
A woman stands in her daring sister's shadow until the tables turn when the Moth Radio Hour continues.
This is the Moth Radio Hour.
I'm Sarah Austin Janess, and this is an episode that was recorded live at a Moth mainstage event in New York City with global stories of daring.
Here's Nolo Mokoena, the emcee of the night, to introduce our final storyteller.
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