Podcast
The Moth
The book was highlighted across multiple episodes as the Moth's latest best‑selling guide to memorable storytelling, often mentioned by co‑author Kate Tellers and other Moth staff. Episodes celebrated its release, described it as filled with anecdotes, guidelines and inspiration for storytellers, and positioned it as an essential resource for the podcast’s audience. The overall tone was very positive, emphasizing its value and relevance.
Episode: The Moth Podcast: Leftovers
The Moth Podcast's fourth book, "How to Tell a Story", was co-authored by Kate Tellers. It includes a story by Kate Tellers about bringing cheese to a party.
The Moth's All These Wonders true stories about facing the unknown and her writing has appeared on McSweeney's and The New Yorker. The rest of the Moth's leadership team includes Sarah Haberman, Christina Norman, Jennifer Hickson, Meg Bowles, Marina Gluchet, Suzanne Rust, Brandon Grant Walker, Leanne Gulley and Aldi Caza. The Moth would like to thank its supporters and listeners.
Episode: The Moth Radio Hour: Live from London
The podcast was recorded live at the Union Chapel in London to celebrate the release of the book, How to Tell a Story, in the UK. It was said to be filled with wonderful tidbits, anecdotes, and guidelines.
We're also super excited, we're celebrating our 25th anniversary this year at The Moth. 25 years of one stage, one mic, one storyteller, telling stories to let us all know that we have more in common than we have differences. To celebrate our 25th anniversary, we've released a book, How to Tell a Story. It is filled with wonderful tidbits and guidelines and anecdotes. You might even find a quote from someone you recently met.
This time we have a live performance from the Union Chapel in London. The event celebrated the release of our book, How to Tell a Story, in the UK.
Episode: Halloween: Sofya Tamarkin and Tricia Ho
The book was mentioned in the closing as the best-selling book about storytelling from The Moth.
Sarah Austin-Ginness is a director, The Moth's executive producer and a co-author of the best-selling How to Tell a Story, the essential guide to memorable storytelling from the Moth, which is available now wherever you get your books.
Episode: The Family Car: Mary Ann Ludwig and Melanie Kostrz...
It is a book about how to tell a story, co-authored by Kate Tellers, who is a storyteller and senior director at The Moth.
Kate Tellers is a storyteller, host, senior director at The Moth, and co-author of their fourth book, How to Tell a Story.
Episode: They Say It’s Your Birthday: Sheila Cavanaugh and...
The Moth co-author Kate Tellers mentioned this book in her introduction. It is likely a book about storytelling.
Kate Tellers is a storyteller, host, senior director at The Moth, and co-author of their fourth book How to Tell a Story.
Episode: The Moth Podcast: We're Going To Disney World!
This book was mentioned as the fourth book co-authored by Kate Tellers, the podcast's host.
Kate Tellers is a storyteller, host, senior director at The Moth, and co-author of their fourth book, How to Tell a Story.
Episode: The Moth Radio Hour: Bold Moves
Rachel Pomeroy mentioned getting great inspiration from this latest book from The Moth about how to tell a story.
Rachel is a writer and says that she's getting some great inspiration from the Moth's latest book How to Tell a Story which of course makes us very happy.
Episode: Getting Grown
This book was mentioned as being a best-seller and co-authored by Sarah Austin Jenness, the episode's host.
Sarah Austin Jeness is a director The moss executive producer and a co-author of the best-selling how to tell a story the essential guide to memorable storytelling from the moth which is available now wherever you get your books
Episode: 25 Years of Stories: Storytelling with Neil Gaiman
This book was mentioned as The Moth's latest release, featuring lessons from various storytellers including Neil Gaiman.
starting with 50 true stories up to How to Tell a Story, which just released this April and is available wherever books are sold.
our latest book, which just released on April 26th, is called How to Tell a Story.
Episode: 25 Years of Stories: Critical Crash
This book, co-authored by Sarah Austin Jenness, was forthcoming at the time of the podcast recording and was about the essential guide to memorable storytelling from The Moth.
For 2022 we've been counting down each year of the Moths 25 years of existence and we are honored to feature Tee's story for our 2018 episode. If you have a story you'd like to pitch us we'd love to hear it. Find details about that and the Moths forthcoming book How to Tell a Story at themoth.org.
Sarah Austin Janess is a director, the Moths executive producer, and a co-author of the forthcoming book How to Tell a Story, The Essential Guide to Memorable Storytelling from the Moth.
