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Frida Klotz spent ten years studying Greek before she decided to become a journalist. She lives in Brooklyn, and her book on Plutarch will be published next year by Oxford University Press. |
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Michael Titipuchal was born in Texas, and lived there for a time before leaving for good. Now he lives in Mexico with his ex-wife's ex-dog, Lupita. |
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episode 20 |
Miriam Jacobson teaches English at the University of Georgia. She received her Ph.D. in 2005 from The University of Pennsylvania. |
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episode 18 |
Kate Malone is a schoolteacher with a background in film and fine arts who lives in Bushwick, Brooklyn. She writes stories for children and blogs about travel, art and Buddhist studies. |
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Episode 12
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Matt Sachs lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn, where he writes poems, essays, and plays. He was educated at Vassar College and Princeton University . |
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episode 10 |
Maëlle Lenoir works for a French NGO that helps outer-city children of promise gain access to higher education. |
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episode 9 |
Miriam Jacobson teaches English at the University of Georgia. She received her Ph.D. in 2005 from The University of Pennsylvania. |
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episode 7 |
Cécile Saint-Paul works with Compagnie Les endimanchés as artistic producer, and actress. She has appeared in Woyzeck, Sunday Clothes, and many other plays. Her super-8 films have been screened at Centre Pompidou and Cinéma la clef. |
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Adam Molho was born in Buenos Aires in 1973. He lives in Paris, and invites you to crash on his couch. |
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Didier Bedet is a photographer and actor. He has appeared, most recently, in La cantatrice Chauve, Du vent dans les branches de Sassafras, L'atelier, and Médée. |
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The BTK Band is New York's hardest-drinking improvised storytelling rock band: Peter Aguero (Lead Vocals), Rory Scholl (Guitar), Ian Dunn (Guitar), Margot Bercy (Percussion), Jeff Scherer (Mandolin, Melodica), Eric March (Piano), Daniela Schiller (Drums), Elizabeth Blue (Flute, Mandolin). Watch some of their antics. |
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Ann Buechner was born in South Korea, and she grew up in Madison, WI. She earned her MFA from Cornell University in 2004. Her poems have appeared in URD, Barrelhouse, Equilibrium, and The Madison Review. She lives in Busan, South Korea. Hair scares her. |
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Marie Daillancourt graduated from business school but is looking for a new direction. She is a co-founder of the theater troupe La Dix Compagnie. |
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Ophélie Darses hisse âne agronomie que haine de jaunir. Chie vole honte ire sa ta Freine te je Haine de J.O. date elle pesa août heure site y te Jules de reine gaine accès se tue ail heure aide eu quai chions. |
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Carlos Diamond has abandoned fiction and animation in favor of comic stripping. His fiction has appeared in various small publications around the world, notably The Rabelaisian. |
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Mónica Espina is an Argentine-born theater director living in Paris. She is the founder and director of Quebracho Théâtre. Her work is centered around a multidisciplinary search for new theatrical forms. |
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Miriam Jacobson teaches English at the University of Georgia. She received her Ph.D. in 2005 from The University of Pennsylvania. |
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Maëlle Lenoir works for a French NGO that helps outer-city children of promise gain access to higher education. |
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Eitan Lieberman is a musican and music therapist. He teaches children with mental disabilities at Shaked Waldorf School in Tivon, Israel. |
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Jim O'Grady was a longtime reporter for The City section of The New York Times. He tells stories at The Moth. |
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Leeore Schnairsohn is a fiction writer, translator, and Ph.D. candidate in comparative literature at Princeton University. |
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Ari Stophanes is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature. His recent fiction has appeared in Hameorer. |
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