146 - Christopher Moncayo-Torres

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Today I sit with Christopher Mocayo-Torres a storyteller doing a live theatre cooking show with his parents as his co-stars playing at the Outside In Theatre. until October 6th plus we get into the origin stories that got him from Queen, NY to performing and teaching at The Moth, in New York City and forming his own storytelling workshop, Fail Better in Los Angeles, CA : Watch VIDEO.

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