Sebastian Junger and Jamaica Kincaid share true stories this week on The Moth Radio Hour.

This week on The Moth, an author who treasures the art of letter-writing is spellbound by an inmate who becomes a pen pal, and more true stories told live!

In this episode of The Moth Radio Hour, a severely stuttering child years later becomes the world's premier jaguar expert, and more true stories told live.

The Moth features true stories told live without notes. This week on The Moth Radio Hour, a batboy for the New York Yankees goes on a wild goose chase for a left-handed bat-stretcher, an Irish-Catholic family obsessed with the Kennedys dedicates a summer to spying on their idols, a comedian experiences the ultimate heartbreak, and a drill sergeant faints at the sight of blood.

In this week's episode of The Moth Radio Hour, after many years in the legendary Blue Man Group, a performer makes a profound connection with an audience member.

This week on The Moth Radio Hour, Laura Albert, better known as JT LeRoy, details her side of what became a major literary scandal.

An astrophysicist discovers wild parallels in her research and romantic life in this new episode of The Moth Radio Hour.

This Saturday is the Moth season finale and our final installment of stories told live without scripts. This week, hear stories of tragedy, intrigue, and a tattoo that reveals compassion among prison inmates. 

The Moth returns to VPR for a fourth week of stories told lives without scripts.

In this episode of the Moth, we listen to stories of identity. This week's featured story-tellers include Blue's Clues host Steve Burns and Sex in the City producer Cindy Chupak.

The Moth returns for stories of the sacred this Saturday! Hear how rituals of Judaism guide a comedian through a dark hour. Then, Reverend Al Sharpton recalls learning real forgiveness after being stabbed, and Afghan music is un-silenced!

Listen for the last episode of The Moth Radio Hour, stories told live without scripts. This week: a dance move worthy of James Brown's praise, a graphic account of drug addiction, a macabre in-flight procedure.

An evangelist searches for souls and customers in the aisles of a Target store and an adolescent money-making scheme is hatched in 1970s Spanish Harlem in this episode of The Moth Radio Hour.

This week on The Moth, you’ll hear about falling in love with your monkey and getting in trouble with the law.