Suzanne Rust

She shared her story in New York, where WNYC is a media partner of the Moth. Here's Kate.

She shared her story in New York, where WNYC is a media partner of the Moth. Here's Kate.

She shared her story in New York, where WNYC is a media partner of the Moth. Here's Kate.

That was Kate Greathead, a Brooklyn-based writer. Her new novel, The Book of George, is out now. Kate said that being a subject of a documentary had lasting effects on her life. Seeing herself from an external perspective compels her to think more about herself with an objective framing. And she believes that's what led her to become a writer.

That was Kate Greathead, a Brooklyn-based writer. Her new novel, The Book of George, is out now. Kate said that being a subject of a documentary had lasting effects on her life. Seeing herself from an external perspective compels her to think more about herself with an objective framing. And she believes that's what led her to become a writer.

That was Kate Greathead, a Brooklyn-based writer. Her new novel, The Book of George, is out now. Kate said that being a subject of a documentary had lasting effects on her life. Seeing herself from an external perspective compels her to think more about herself with an objective framing. And she believes that's what led her to become a writer.

Middle age can be tricky, so sometimes you just need to do something new to get your sea legs and your groove back. This story was told by Linda Grosser in Boston, where we partner with public radio station WBUR. And a quick note, the story contains a little sexual content. Here's Linda.

Middle age can be tricky, so sometimes you just need to do something new to get your sea legs and your groove back. This story was told by Linda Grosser in Boston, where we partner with public radio station WBUR. And a quick note, the story contains a little sexual content. Here's Linda.

Middle age can be tricky, so sometimes you just need to do something new to get your sea legs and your groove back. This story was told by Linda Grosser in Boston, where we partner with public radio station WBUR. And a quick note, the story contains a little sexual content. Here's Linda.

That was Linda Grosser. Linda loves photography, teaching storytelling workshops, and producing shows that help build emotional human connections. Alas, that romance with Errol fizzled. They just lived too far apart. But Linda still loves sailing, feeling the wind on her face, the physical and technical challenge of navigating, and the romance of just being on the water.

That was Linda Grosser. Linda loves photography, teaching storytelling workshops, and producing shows that help build emotional human connections. Alas, that romance with Errol fizzled. They just lived too far apart. But Linda still loves sailing, feeling the wind on her face, the physical and technical challenge of navigating, and the romance of just being on the water.

That was Linda Grosser. Linda loves photography, teaching storytelling workshops, and producing shows that help build emotional human connections. Alas, that romance with Errol fizzled. They just lived too far apart. But Linda still loves sailing, feeling the wind on her face, the physical and technical challenge of navigating, and the romance of just being on the water.

To see a photo of Linda at the helm, go to themoth.org. In a moment, must-see TV for kids, and a story about reclaiming connections from the past, when the Moth Radio Hour continues.

To see a photo of Linda at the helm, go to themoth.org. In a moment, must-see TV for kids, and a story about reclaiming connections from the past, when the Moth Radio Hour continues.

To see a photo of Linda at the helm, go to themoth.org. In a moment, must-see TV for kids, and a story about reclaiming connections from the past, when the Moth Radio Hour continues.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Suzanne Rust. And in this episode, we're hearing stories that reflect on different times of our lives, from adolescence to our later years. Being an adult with a career that requires you to tap into your youth to figure out what kids like requires a very particular set of skills. Skills that our next storyteller, Ron Hart, happens to possess.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Suzanne Rust. And in this episode, we're hearing stories that reflect on different times of our lives, from adolescence to our later years. Being an adult with a career that requires you to tap into your youth to figure out what kids like requires a very particular set of skills. Skills that our next storyteller, Ron Hart, happens to possess.

This is the Moth Radio Hour. I'm Suzanne Rust. And in this episode, we're hearing stories that reflect on different times of our lives, from adolescence to our later years. Being an adult with a career that requires you to tap into your youth to figure out what kids like requires a very particular set of skills. Skills that our next storyteller, Ron Hart, happens to possess.

He told us at a Los Angeles slam where we partner with public radio station KCRW. Here's Ron.

He told us at a Los Angeles slam where we partner with public radio station KCRW. Here's Ron.