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BFFs: The Moth Podcast

6/5/202632 min

In this episode, three stories all about friendship - from how they can be there for you during challenging times, to a friend’s unconditional love, to The Gummi Bears. Don’t worry, we’ll get there. This episode was hosted by Chloe Salmon. Storytellers: Lauren Karch travels around the world with her friends to capture memories before potentially losing her hearing. When Valarie Walker comes out as gay, she worries about the impact on her closest friendship. Matthew Dicks makes a friend at a fast food restaurant. Podcast # 982 To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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  1. Chloe Salmon· Host0:05

    Welcome to The Moth. I'm Chloe Salmon. There are so many stories about romantic love, which is fair, I guess. But I take your romantic love and raise you a different relationship, one that can be just as fulfilling and honestly, sometimes even more so: friendship. I'm grateful for my friends every day because each and every one of them is a perfect, beautiful angel who supports me fiercely, but is also willing to give me an honest opinion about the new haircut I wanna try out. Without them, I would be a lonely girl with a bowl cut I thought would look French, probably. In this episode, three stories all about friendship, from how they can be there for you during challenging times, to a friend's unconditional love, to the gummy bears. Don't worry, we'll get there. First up is Lauren Karch, who told this story at a main stage in Dayton, Ohio, where the theme was More Than Meets The Eye. [audience clapping] Here's Lauren live at The Moth.

  2. Lauren Karch· Guest1:01

    Uh, so a couple years ago, I started to notice that people were sounding quieter to me, which did not track with world events, but only when I was on the phone, and only when I had the phone to the right side of my head. And it wasn't, like, just that. I also noticed, like, I would get dizzy sometimes, and sometimes I kind of felt like my head was underwater. So I held off, but eventually, I, uh, made an appointment with, like, an ear, nose and throat specialist and got my hearing tested.

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