Suzanne Rust

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.

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

Thank you. I don't know. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. I don't know. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. I don't know. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

This is the Moth Radio Hour, and I'm your host, Suzanne Rust. I live in a household with an Italian husband where, while we're eating breakfast, we're thinking about lunch. And at lunch, we're planning dinner. It's a family trait that we've passed down to our son and daughter. We definitely live to eat, because a good meal brings such joy. But beyond sustenance, food is a magical vessel.

This is the Moth Radio Hour, and I'm your host, Suzanne Rust. I live in a household with an Italian husband where, while we're eating breakfast, we're thinking about lunch. And at lunch, we're planning dinner. It's a family trait that we've passed down to our son and daughter. We definitely live to eat, because a good meal brings such joy. But beyond sustenance, food is a magical vessel.

This is the Moth Radio Hour, and I'm your host, Suzanne Rust. I live in a household with an Italian husband where, while we're eating breakfast, we're thinking about lunch. And at lunch, we're planning dinner. It's a family trait that we've passed down to our son and daughter. We definitely live to eat, because a good meal brings such joy. But beyond sustenance, food is a magical vessel.