The Moth Radio Hour: Live from Johannesburg
The Moth
Deep Dive
What was the theme of the Moth Radio Hour live show in Johannesburg?
The theme of the live show was 'Power and Possibility', focusing on personal narratives and the potential for change and empowerment.
Why did Webster Isheanopa Makombe feel proud after buying bread?
Webster felt proud because he successfully completed his first solo mission to buy bread, ensuring that his family would not go hungry, despite his initial reluctance and the challenges of the bread queue.
What challenges did Lebo Mashile face as a breastfeeding working artist?
Lebo faced numerous challenges, including finding safe and private spaces to pump milk in airports, hotel rooms, and backstage areas. She often relied on the compassion of hotel staff and cleaners to store her milk in kitchen deep freezes.
How did Nsovo Maimele's encounter with sex workers change her perspective on healthcare?
Nsovo’s encounter with sex workers made her realize the need for dignity and inclusivity in healthcare. She began treating her patients with more compassion, ensuring they felt welcome and respected, especially those who felt judged in the hospital environment.
What unconventional business did Matilda Matabwa and her husband start to support their family?
Matilda and her husband started managing a public toilet at a bus terminal as a business. This unconventional venture grew into owning four public toilets, providing financial stability and allowing them to pay bills and save for vacations.
- 8-year-old's solo bread-buying mission during Zimbabwe's hyperinflation in 2008
- Queuing culture in Zimbabwe
- Unexpected sense of accomplishment and satisfaction of providing for family