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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Gracia Violeta Ross lives in Geneva, Switzerland, where she leads the HIV Reproductive Health and Pandemics Program in the World Council of Churches.
Gracia Violeta is also a graduate of our Moth Global Storytelling Workshops.
She sees her family, and especially her sister, twice a year when she visits them in Bolivia.
They love and miss each other dearly.
Here's Nolo Mokoena one more time to close us out along with the Honk family band.
Thanks to our host, Nola Mokoena, to Symphony Space, to the Honk Family Band, to all of our global storytellers, and to you for daring to listen.
That's it for this episode of the Moth Radio Hour.
We hope you'll join us next time.
Welcome to The Moth.
I'm Sarah Austin Janess.
I've always believed in ghosts.
Believed in is such a funny phrase because spirits to me are, of course, around us at all times.
I don't find this scary.
In fact, I find it comforting.
I and the other Moth directors travel the country helping people tell their stories.
And we've stayed in a lot of hotels, a number of which are haunted.
In fact, once in New Orleans with our pop-up porch, I was at a restaurant on Frenchman Street and I was tapped on the shoulder.
Double tapped, actually.
I turned around and no one was there.
Not only was no one there, but there was no door behind me, no entrance or way to exit.
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