Stacey was attracted to Dave and didn't initially see his health issues as a deal-breaker.
When Dave's health deteriorated and he needed a liver transplant, Stacey realized she was willing to donate part of her liver to save him.
Kristen stopped singing in her natural voice because she was ashamed of her deep voice, which she perceived as masculine and different from other girls.
In China, Kristen realized her deep voice could bring peace and comfort to others, making her feel powerful and invincible.
Kaylee mistakenly tried to cook the London broil in a drawer instead of the oven, resulting in an uncooked meal.
Sivad joined a Toastmasters club and gradually stepped out of his comfort zone, eventually finding public speaking to be a rewarding experience.
Dr. King's husband left her, her home was robbed, and her mother was unable to care for her daughter, leading to a crisis that required her mentor's intervention.
Joe DiMaggio assisted Dr. King by helping her daughter, Emily, get her ticket and ensuring she was safe while Dr. King dealt with her mother's departure.
In this hour, stories of giving and receiving. A volunteer, a would-be chef, a firefighter, a date in need of a liver, and a scientist who needs a helping hand before she can help anyone else. This episode is hosted by Moth Producer Jodi Powell. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.Stacey Curry and her boyfriend end up being a perfect match, in more ways than one.Having grown up ashamed of her voice, Kristin Huang is reluctant to sing.Kayleigh Hudson attempts to cook an elaborate meal for her friends. Sivad Johnson decides, reluctantly, to step into the spotlight.Mary-Claire King battles through heartbreak to make a breakthrough in cancer research.
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