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Producer of The Moth explains power of storytelling

Michigan Public | By Ryan Grimes
Published June 8, 2016 at 4:37 PM EDT
Jay Allison says The Moth helps you go "deeply into something." It lets you learn about other people without the usual, daily distractions.
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Jay Allison says The Moth helps you go "deeply into something." It lets you learn about other people without the usual, daily distractions.

Our conversation with Jay Allison, producer of The Moth Radio Hour

Some fine storytelling is coming to the Wharton Center at Michigan State University.

The Moth Mainstage happens tomorrow night, June 9, at 7:30.

Jay Allison, producer of The Moth Radio Hour, joined us today to talk about the event, the Moth's history and the often overlooked importance of storytelling.

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Jay Allison is producer of The Moth Radio Hour. He tweets @jay_allison.

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Ryan Grimes
Ryan is interning as a Production Assistant for Stateside. An Ypsilanti native, Ryan received a Music Production/Engineering certificate from Washtenaw Community College and is currently studying at Eastern Michigan University, pursuing degrees in Electronic Media and Film as well as Electrical Engineering Technology. For as long as he can remember, Ryan has loved public radio. Ryan is a big fan of podcasts, movies, longboarding, playing the drums, video games and spicy foods.
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