by Dan A cross-country traveler decides to sell his soulmate. Season 3 finale.
by Magellan A young man contemplates infinity in the middle of a boat dance. [explicit content]
by Leah When a call girl comes to her for help, a Toronto woman agrees to play secretary. [explicit content]
by Sarah & Anneee Two stories: a short one about a girl and her brother; a longer one about a girl and her face.
by Raph Three teenagers walk down a dark London street on Halloween. Plus some big news: the True Story Game is now available.
by Austin A religious skeptic inadvertently goes backpacking with Christians.
by Emily Newly liberated woman seeks Argentinian man for casual encounter.
by Artichokes (pseudonym) The universe cracks open for a 12-year-old girl on family vacation.
by Will A onetime believer searches for answers to what it means to be alive.
by Jake A birthday celebration in rural India takes a visitor on a nighttime safari. Also, for those of you who heard our heartpounding recent story Nightmare at Ten Sleep, Ana, the storyteller, just published an article on Medium in which she recounts her tale of the mysterious shooter and the still-unsolved crime’s aftermath. We recommend […]
by Sarah Best Of for the holiday week. A family squares off over proper Christmas clothing.
by Ana Dreams and premonitions darken a climbing trip in remote Wyoming.
WWilder
love these real stories! which there were more
iTunes User
For those who listen to the Moth's podcast, or have heard their events reproduced in segments on This American Life, we know how entertaining and affecting a well-told, no-notes live story can be. True Story events offer the same kind of experience, with tales that range from serious to lighthearted, dramatic to hilarious. Every single one is amazing and worth listening to. Awesome podcast.
iTunes User
This kind of podcast is what I was looking for when I originally subscribed to the Moth and Snap Judgment. What people need to understand is that on those other podcasts, you are dealing with *professional* story tellers whose job it is to dress up stories and tell them with a neat beginning, middle, and end to entertain an audience. They are professional entertainers who might work with editors and then travel the country to tell people in theaters about their misadventures. It ends up feeling like a play. I have been to live events including the Moth, and this podcast is so much better.
iTunes User
Doesn't compare to The Moth at all. Some stories are entertaining, but for the most part the story tellers lack the articulation and ability to not ramble on, that The Moth podcast offers. Good idea, but perhaps choose only well spoken, professional speakers in the future.