The Moth The Moth Radio Hour: When Time Slows Down
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May 6, 2025 Scott Gravatt, a high school cross-country coach from Portland, shares a heartwarming story about his family's bond with a vintage car named Buster. Nimisha Ladva explores her beliefs through an encounter with a fellow professor. Iconic television writer Norman Lear reflects on the lasting significance of a childhood sweater. Dylon Killian dives into public transit debates, while archaeologist Hannah Morris races against climate change to preserve vital historical sites, blending urgency and artistry in their narratives.
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The Story of Buster the Car
- Scott Gravatt and his son quickly bought a 1994 Subaru named Buster under unique, heartfelt conditions from the previous owner.
- The car became a beloved family vehicle, symbolizing connection and stories beyond just transportation.
From Cultural Clash to Love
- Nimisha Ladva shared her journey navigating cultural expectations and her eventual embrace of love and identity with her husband David.
- She highlighted struggles with family acceptance and how personal courage led to happiness and family life.
The Symbolic Blue and Gray Sweater
- Norman Lear recounted childhood upheaval and the lasting impact of a cherished blue and gray sweatshirt.
- The sweater became a symbol of strength and comfort during a tumultuous youth, remembered decades later.