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We’ve missed you here at Storytelling School with The Moth! Just like in today’s story, we can’t wait to grab our bikes or running shoes and get outside! It’s been over a year since our first blog and we appreciate your continued engagement and support as we explore and discuss stories. For this month’s blog, we’re taking a look at a story about getting back up (on the bike perhaps) even when you get knocked down.
We’re not talking April Showers—we’re talking money. It may or may not make the world go around, but it can shape who we are, inform our life decisions and, in general, do a number on us.This week’s playlist gets fiscal. @media screen and (max-width: 600px) { #MakeItRainPlaylist { width: 350px; }
“Gather ye rosebuds while ye may!” Seizing the moment, coming out of your shell, starting something new, hitting your stride. Spring has sprung, and so have this week’s storytellers with tales of fresh beginnings. @media screen and (max-width: 600px) { #InBloomPlaylist { width: 350px; }
Stories are better shared—and, there's nothing better than sharing your favorites with the world! Thanks to everyone who helped us celebrate #WorldStorytellingDay by contributing to our Story DJ Mixtape! Together, we're telling our collective story to move hearts, change minds, and spread empathy and joy. You can find the list of contributors below the playlist! @media screen and (max-width: 600px) { #WorldStorytellingDayPlaylist { width: 350px; } Thanks to all for...
We condemn the deadly shootings that took place in Atlanta on Tuesday, March 16th. Hate crimes and violence against the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community have long existed and are acutely on the rise since the pandemic began. This abhorrent act in Atlanta, that took the lives of eight people, including six Asian women, is a call to conscience for our country and a reminder that silence on these matters is complicity. We stand in solidarity with women and the Asian-Americans...