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And this time, we're hearing stories about tough truths, admitting hard things, and then finding the courage to say them out loud, especially when it feels a little dangerous.
That was the case with our first storyteller, David Litt.
He shared his story at the College street music hall in New Haven, Connecticut, where he partnered with premier concerts.
Here's David Litt live at the Moth.
Back when I was a speech writer for President Obama.
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That's my story.