How leaders like Melinda Gates and Al Gore effectively use stories to create change.Avoiding “And then, and then, and then…” and other storytelling don’ts.Why “specificity breeds universality” and other practical tips you can use to craft your next story.Why vulnerability, authenticity, and transformation are the essential elements in a powerful story.The origin of The Moth and how this female-led organization has become such a beloved platform for storytelling.Tellers joins the podcast to talk about the principles of Moth storytelling and why a great story can make us understand ourselves and empathize with others. Kate Tellers is a master storyteller, host, and director of MothWorks at The Moth, a program that’s worked with companies like Google, Nike, and Ford to teach employees and executives how, through personal stories, they can communicate better, celebrate shared values, and connect with each other.
There’s even three critically acclaimed Moth books, the most recent of which debuted at #12 on The New York Times bestsellers list. The Peabody Award-winning Moth Radio Hour airs on more than 500 public radio stations, and The Moth Podcast is one of the world’s most listened-to podcasts.
Since 1997, the nonprofit has shared more than 30,000 true personal stories in front of live audiences around the world. No organization knows this better than The Moth. When told well, they create a powerful connection to the human experience.
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