Moth
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Sep 19, 2026
Melissa M. Littlefield, Reinventing Wool
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6:46Melissa Monique LittlefieldGUEST
Um, so the, the chapter two deals with that kind of thing.
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6:49Melissa Monique LittlefieldGUEST
Chapter three is [laughs] about moths.
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6:52Melissa Monique LittlefieldGUEST
Moths bother all of us, right? Like, it is one of the things that wool [sighs] has to actually deal with, right? I mean, if you have wool, you have to worry about moths and carpet beetles and things like that.
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7:03Melissa Monique LittlefieldGUEST
So I was-- I started out thinking about mothballs because I had just been cleaning out my grandmother's closet, and I ended up finding this product called EQ 53 that the USDA invented, the United States Department of Agriculture invented in 1953, that was DDT based and no one talks about it anymore.
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7:20Melissa Monique LittlefieldGUEST
Like, no one knows about EQ 53.
Circus Life and Circus Celebrities-Thomas Frost
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10:40Carrie Mae StrebNARRATOR
Morocco seems to have been equally famous for his saltatory exercises and for his arithmetical calculations and his powers of memory.
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10:48Carrie Mae StrebNARRATOR
Moth, in Love's Labour Lost, puzzling Armada with arithmetical questions, says, The dancing horse will tell you, an allusion which is explained by a line in one of Hall's satires, Strange Morocco's dumb arithmetic.
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11:01Carrie Mae StrebNARRATOR
Sir Kenelm Digby records that the animal would restore a glove to the due owner after the master had whispered the man's name in his ear, and would tell the just number of pence in any piece of silver coin newly showed him by his master.
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11:13Carrie Mae StrebNARRATOR
De Malaret, in a note to his translation of the Golden Ass of Apuleius, says that he witnessed the performance of this animal in the Rue St. Jacques in Paris, to which city Banks proceeded in or before 1608.
The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Stand Up Comedian, Andy Gold’s Viral Comedy: Timing, References, and More
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29:29Andy GoldGUEST
And it's great.
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29:31Andy GoldGUEST
And then the doctor says, Moth, you're troubled, but you know, I'm just a podiatrist.
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29:37Andy GoldGUEST
You should see a psychologist.
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29:39Andy GoldGUEST
Why did you come see me? And the Moth says, because the light was on.
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29:44Andy GoldGUEST
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29:45speaker_0NARRATOR
remember that joke.
The sacredness of prayer (Divine wisdom tips)
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1:29Bankole OlusinaHOST
He said because moth destroys, thieves break in and steal.
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1:36Bankole OlusinaHOST
When a bank collides on your money and you don't get it back, it's thieves breaking in and stealing.
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1:42Bankole OlusinaHOST
Moth destroys, that one is inflation.
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1:45Bankole OlusinaHOST
If you saved up a million naira five years ago, [laughs] it can't buy half of what you bought that time now.
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1:52Bankole OlusinaHOST
And it's not only Nigeria, it's all over the world.
Aqualine, James Bruner and Happy Weather
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0:58Jim SalvesonHOST
They are [upbeat music] Weather Happy, a London two-piece with a brand new tune called Trees.
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1:05Jim SalvesonHOST
They're gonna chat about that and their forthcoming EP, Moth.
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1:08speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Trees don't grow fast, but they move up.
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1:19Jim SalvesonHOST
James Bruner, US rock and roller with a big classic sound and a brand new tune called Hypnotized.
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3:22Jim SalvesonHOST
So new single Trees, as I said, out now.
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3:25Jim SalvesonHOST
Debut EP coming in October.
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3:27Jim SalvesonHOST
That's called Moth.
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3:28Jim SalvesonHOST
There's definitely some kind of nature, earthy themes coming out in those titles.
Malcolm in the Middle S3 E22 - "Monkey" ft. Our Dad!
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11:36Ted BarnettGUEST
Mm.
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11:36Ted BarnettGUEST
Moth, the moth
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11:37RyanHOST
...
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11:37RyanHOST
the moth.
36 MINS LATER
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47:22WillaHOST
Um, yeah, but Craig's got broken arms and legs from Marshmallow, that's the name of the dog, if you guys remember, chasing him into traffic.
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47:27RyanHOST
Mm-hmm.
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47:28WillaHOST
He's like, "And I can't sleep knowing the mental trauma my cat's going through staying at Mother's." [laughs] I love that he's, like, sleep deprived.
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47:35WillaHOST
Um- And then he's got this, and the, the govern- or I guess the government gave him money? Or what was it? Yeah, and-
Children's Shakespeare-E. Nesbit
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45:17speaker_10NARRATOR
Come with me, and I will give you fairies to attend on you.
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45:22speaker_10NARRATOR
So she called four fairies, whose names were Peas Blossom, Cobweb, Moth and Mustard Seed.
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45:30speaker_10NARRATOR
You must attend this gentleman, said the queen.
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45:34speaker_10NARRATOR
Feed him with apricots and dewberries, purple grapes, green figs and mulberries.
Why English jokes are funny - learn English humour and wordplay - AIRC638
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11:41RezaHOST
... an intimate parts of the moths bodies, which prevents them from flying [laughs] in a straight line.
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11:47CraigHOST
Moth's testicles you could say.
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11:49RezaHOST
Yeah.
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11:49RezaHOST
So that was slightly rude, that one.
Folk-lore and legends English-Charles John Tibbits
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63:05speaker_8NARRATOR
Anatomy of melancholy.
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63:09speaker_8NARRATOR
Cartwright, in The Ordinary, introduces Moth, repeating this curious charm.
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63:15speaker_8NARRATOR
St. Francis and St. Benedict, bless this house from wicked wight, from the nightmare and the goblin, that is hight Goodfellow Robin.
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63:24speaker_8NARRATOR
Keep it from all evil spirits, fairies, weasels, rats and ferrets, from curfew time to the next prime.
Circus Life and Circus Celebrities-Thomas Frost
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10:10speaker_5NARRATOR
Morocco seems to have been equally famous for his saltatory exercises, and for his arithmetical calculations and his powers of memory.
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10:18speaker_5NARRATOR
Moth, in Love's Labour Lost, puzzling Armada with arithmetical questions, says, The dancing horse will tell you, an allusion which is explained by a line in one of Hall's satires, Strange Morocco's dumb arithmetic.
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10:31speaker_5NARRATOR
Sir Kenelm Digby records that the animal would restore a glove to the due owner after the master had whispered the man's name in his ear, and would tell the just number of pence in any piece of silver coin newly showed him by his master.
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10:43speaker_5NARRATOR
De Mallery, in a note to his translation of the Golden Ass of Apuleius, says that he witnessed the performance of this animal in the Rue Saint-Jacques in Paris, to which city Banks proceeded in or before 1608.
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