Ted Zablotsky, a compelling storyteller, shares his poignant narrative, 'A Salad and Three Dinner Rolls,' reflecting on his return to his father's hometown decades after the Holocaust. He emphasizes the importance of telling stories through personal lenses, capturing moments that provoke deep questions. The conversation also highlights the artistry of crafting scenes, the power of a subtle conclusion, and remaining present in storytelling. Listeners are encouraged to appreciate the dual nature of humor and grief as they navigate their own narratives.
