The Moth The Moth Radio Hour: All In - Live from London
Mar 18, 2025
Join Kate Oliver, an educator and psychotherapy student, as she shares a hilarious paintball adventure that dives into the awkwardness of teenage years. Cartoonist Navid Medavian recounts his quirky journey of reopening a small-town movie theater in Idaho, embracing the charm of community life. Meanwhile, award-winning actor Catherine Joy White reflects on rediscovering her childhood passion for swimming amidst personal loss, exploring themes of healing and connection through water. Each story beautifully captures the essence of vulnerability and resilience.
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Zoo Lady
- Kate Oliver froze when a teenager pointed a paintball gun at her, triggering a childhood fear of bullying.
- She then realized he was a former student who remembered her fondly as "Zoo Lady" from her zoo outreach program, changing the dynamic.
Finding Solace in Swimming
- Catherine Joy White found solace in swimming after experiencing loss, using it as a coping mechanism during the pandemic.
- She formed an unexpected bond with another woman at the lake, highlighting the power of shared experience and human connection.
