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Liel Leibovitz at The Moth from The Avalon Hollywood
/in Family, Humor, Identity, The Moth/by Mark LovettThe Moth has been hosting storytelling events for 20+ years, and the thousands of storytellers who have graced their stages are proof that every story is unique, and that the best stories come from our personal experiences. In this story, as told by Liel Leibovitz, we hear about a boy growing up who finds out […]
Leonard Lee Smith on The Moth Mainstage at the Paramount Theatre
/in Emotions, Family, Life Lessons, Reflection, The Moth/by Mark LovettThe Moth has been hosting storytelling events for 20+ years, and the thousands of storytellers who have graced their stages are proof that every story is unique, and that the best stories come from our personal experiences. In this story, as told by Leonard Lee Smith, we are treated to a narrative of how his […]
Aleeza Kazmi at The Moth from The Beacon School in New York City
/in Discrimination, Education, Identity, The Moth/by Mark LovettThe Moth has been hosting storytelling events for 20+ years, and the thousands of storytellers who have graced their stages are proof that every story is unique, and that the best stories come from our personal experiences. I’ve always felt that storytelling should be a required course in high school, as it’s fundamental to how […]
Tara Clancy on The Moth Mainstage at the Avram Theater
/in Humor, Life Lessons, Personal Stories, The Moth/by Mark LovettThe Moth has been hosting storytelling events for 20+ years, and the thousands of storytellers who have graced their stages are proof that every story is unique, and that the best stories come from our personal experiences. I recently came across this video and knew that I had to share it as an example of […]
Sangeeta Bhatia: This tiny particle could roam your body to find tumors @ TED Talks Live
/in Health, Science, TED, TED Talk/by Mark LovettTED Talks Live were held at The Town Hall Theater in NYC, in November of 2015. I had the pleasure of attending all six nights to hear speakers present impactful Ideas Worth Spreading. This post is an analysis of a talk by Sangeeta Bhatia that explores new and smaller solutions in the fight against cancer. […]
Sam Kass: Want kids to learn well? Feed them well @ TED Talks Live
/in Education, Health, TED, TED Talk/by Mark LovettTED Talks Live were held at The Town Hall Theater in NYC, in November of 2015. I had the pleasure of attending all six nights to hear speakers present impactful Ideas Worth Spreading. This post is an analysis of a talk by Sam Kass about the connection between proper nutrition and success in childhood education. […]
Danielle Feinberg: The magic ingredient that brings Pixar movies to life @ TED Talks Live
/in Art, Science, Storytelling, TED, TED Talk/by Mark LovettTED Talks Live were held at The Town Hall Theater in NYC, in November of 2015. I had the pleasure of attending all six nights to hear speakers present impactful Ideas Worth Spreading. This post is an analysis of a talk by Danielle Feinberg on the magic ability of Pixar movies to capture our imagination. […]
Latif Nasser: You have no idea where camels really come from @ TED Talks Live
/in History, Nature, Science, TED, TED Talk/by Mark LovettTED Talks Live were held at The Town Hall Theater in NYC, in November of 2015. I had the pleasure of attending all six nights to hear speakers present impactful Ideas Worth Spreading. This post is an analysis of a talk by Latif Nasser about a journey of scientific discovery that can help us to […]
Paula Hammond: A new superweapon in the fight against cancer @ TED Talks Live
/in Genetics, Science, TED, TED Talk/by Mark LovettTED Talks Live were held at The Town Hall Theater in NYC, in November of 2015. I had the pleasure of attending all six nights to hear speakers present impactful Ideas Worth Spreading. This post is an analysis of a talk by Paula Hammond on how science is developing new techniques for battling the most […]
James Green: 3 moons and a planet that could have alien life @ TED Talks Live
/in Science, Technology, TED, TED Talk/by Mark LovettTED Talks Live were held at The Town Hall Theater in NYC, in November of 2015. I had the pleasure of attending all six nights to hear speakers present impactful Ideas Worth Spreading. This post is an analysis of a talk by James Green about a planet and three moons within our solar system that […]