

The Moth Radio Hour: Autonomy
Oct 1, 2024
In this riveting discussion, Shaylan Clark reflects on life in Harlan County, where coal mining shapes destinies and communities. Quetzalli Castro shares her frustration with teachers mispronouncing her name, highlighting cultural identity struggles in schools. Daisy Joy Rodrigo opens up about her fears of disappointing her parents regarding her personal choices, balancing love and tradition. Together, these stories reveal profound insights into resilience, identity, and the quest for acceptance amidst life's challenges.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Coal Dust and Community
01:40 • 10min
Navigating Identity and Belonging
11:56 • 4min
Love vs. Tradition
15:40 • 7min
A Journey of Acceptance and Identity
22:51 • 2min
Embracing Identity: The Power of Names
24:47 • 11min
Resilience Amidst Adversity
35:25 • 5min
Finding Hope Amid ALS
40:48 • 13min
Embracing Joy and Presence Amidst Adversity
53:50 • 2min