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Welcome to The Moth Podcast. I'm Catherine Burns, your host for this episode, and for over 20 years, the Moth's artistic director.

I stepped down last month, but I can still remember the spring night in 2000 when I attended my first Moth show.

I was swept away by the mesmerizing stories and the energy of the warm crowd. I floated home.

I became, in turn,

a Grand Slam contestant and a volunteer in what was then called the Moth Community Program.

Soon after, in one of the greatest blessings of my professional life, I got the chance to work at this groundbreaking organization, which at the time had just two full-time employees. Thank goodness

for our many volunteers. The job has taken me to places I never thought possible when I started

that first day, directing a show on the main stage of the Sydney Opera House, rehearsing a story

at dawn in a trailer at the Bronx Zoo. Sitting after hours in the Tower of London as the Ravenmaster

put his beloved birds to bed, then ran his story for us in the moonlight. This job has been one of the

great loves of my life and I've been blessed to be a part of growing an organization that means

so much to so many. I know I'm leaving the moth in the hands of many brilliant people as I pursue a number

of personal dream projects. So, on this episode, as a way to say goodbye, we'll be hearing the first

story I ever directed and also the last. Let's start at the end with a story that was told by

Wonia Tebow just a few weeks ago. She shared this at our live show at the

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