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There’s something special about being around the people you love, celebrating, truly coming home for the holidays. So on this episode, two stories about home - finding it, making it, and what it can be. This episode was hosted by Suzanne Rust.Storytellers:Rob MacMurray has a funeral for a tree.Nina Livingstone sees a specialist about her agoraphobia.

This week, an episode in which storytellers transport us to the behind the scenes of their workplaces. A McDonald’s, a law office, a fishing boat. Hosted and produced by Moth Senior Director, Kate Tellers. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.Storytellers: As teens working at McDonald’s, Bob Gurnett and his buddy make an art of doing the least.In his early days as a lawyer, Reggie Williams’ relationship with his boss turns complex. Kaylen Duquette reconciles what it means to come from a line of New England fishermen.Podcast # 1008

Telling a story onstage and telling jokes onstage are two very different things. But when a comedian takes a risk and tells a Moth story? Well, the result can be magical. On this episode, we're featuring two of our favorite stories from comedians. They're funny, yes, but they're also vulnerable and real. This episode was hosted by Ophira Eisenberg.Storytellers:Hari Kondabolu confronts a heckler after years of hearing jerks in the front row.Judy Gold discusses how her faith helped her through some of her darkest hours.If you like comedians telling stories, you may want to join us for a special Mainstage in NYC on Saturday, November 14. We’re teaming up with Comic Relief and the New York Comedy Festival. Ophira Eisenberg (who hosted this episode!) will be hosting and five incredible comedians (Jay Jurden, Laura Benanti, Devon Walker, Jake Cornell, and Hari Kondabolu) will be telling stories. Tickets and more information here: https://www.themoth.org/tickets/the-moth-mainstage-in-new-york-6