Alison Loris was ready for a break from a day spent with a toddler when it seemed the break would never come.

Alison told this story in September of 2015, when the theme was “Offended.”

Doug Avery had high hopes for the concert of his life, but ended up getting it in an unexpected way.

Tim Potter was left on his own, saw a commercial on TV that interested him in using something purchased a couple months earlier. He was on his own and no one was there to stop him.

Genavieve Scott had a series of, as she says it, fortunate events, that gave her cover at a time she hadn’t found much of that. Genavieve told this story in January 2020 when the theme was “On My Own.”

Bridget Burke took a job and we all learned that some people have a different take on the word “semi.” She told this story in January 2020 when the theme was “On My Own.”

Alison Loris imagines better homes for our neighbors She told this story in December when the theme was “Neightbors.”

It was the first Story Night of the year (2019) and the theme lent itself to stories of weight loss and goals. Tj McConahay gave advice that I took to heart.

Happy New Year!

Thank you for listening. We look forward to hearing your story.

In this story Kori talks about her skepticism about any sense of place. She told it at our last Story Night when the theme was “Homecoming.” It’s the second week in a row we have a story that focuses a lot on Bremerton. And this one especially is perfect for the Thanksgiving week that approaches.

Jesus Manteca and his wife got an idea sparked, perhaps, by the wine. They decided to go with it.

It’s a unique variation on the theme from that night, “Homecoming.”

In case you haven’t heard 27 times, I got to be on The Moth’s biggest Seattle stage.