Julie Pryor decided to drive the Alaska Haul Road to prove her father's faith in her and to make him proud, even though she had no experience driving such a dangerous road.
Madeleine Berenson continued working at the bistro to prove her own worth and capability, despite the owner's discrimination and the challenges of her pregnancy.
Michael Fischer risked his life for the pretzels because they were a symbol of his mother's love and care, and he wanted to protect that love instead of throwing it away like he did with her lunches in the past.
Carol Seppilu started running ultramarathons to improve her physical health, manage her depression, and find a sense of purpose and strength after her suicide attempt.
In this hour, moments and memories that mold the future. Life or death choices made in an instant, bygone mistakes, and letting go of grudges and guilt. This hour is hosted by Moth Senior Director Meg Bowles. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.Storytellers:
Julie Pryor is tasked with driving on the [infamously] dangerous Alaskan Haul Road.
A pregnant Madeleine Berenson endures harassment and discrimination from her employer.
Michael Fischer risks his life for a bag of pretzels.
Carol Seppilu finds a unique way to brave her depression.
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