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“Ed Gavagan's story, Drowning On Sullivan Street, made me actually like NYC a little bit. Or at least see how someone else could. I never would've thought that possible. If you're a people person, this is for you. There's some odd ball stories out there, but as most of us know, there's lots of them in real life too. And just like in real life, finding the good people/stories makes it worth dealing with the odd balls.”Read full review »
R&K&kids via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/28/08
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“First thing I check when I get on iTunes ~ always waiting on the next one! This podcast is amazingly funny...Ed Gavagan's story made me laugh my rear end off, choked me up a bit, and made me want to move to the big apple. Boris Timanovsky's predicament made me laugh so loud people were...”Read full review »
Jimbo2012 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/30/08
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“The Moth as an institution is a true find; Their shows with informal attitude bring magic to enchanted listeners that admire the bravery of the impromptu storytellers on the stage. As a podcast the weekly dose provides a little flashback to that small theater in New York”
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03/26/08
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“thanks for this wonderful podcast. Stories like this build strong communities. I haven't laughed like this in a long time. Ewing Taylor Auburn, AL”Read full review »
EwingTaylor via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/11/08
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