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“They need to focus more on good, well-told stories, not on who is telling them. If you are a celebrity, even a minor one (like you were in a group that had a hit in the 60’s), you get your story featured. Or if you a trans person, especially one from a different culture, your story gets on here. It doesn’t matter if the story is predictable and boring and told without any charisma or charm (and they usually are).
I’d much rather hear good stories that are told-well but by normal people. More like this used to be on here but there are less and less of them.”
GrandMasterPratt via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/20/23
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“I've been going to the Moth for years and finally I can share the stories with my friends around the world. Thank you!”Read full review »
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03/08/08
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“I listen to this in the car, and I laugh so hard, I sometimes have to pull over. Although some are very sweet and sentimental, and I've been known to cry too. I also love the mix of "regular people" (ex-cop, pizza guy) and professionals, and they're all great! This is the...”Read full review »
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10/24/08
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“These podcasts are easy to digest and typically humorous. Check out the Malcolm Gladwell one.”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
04/18/08
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