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Mother and son Barbara J. Bird (82) and Mark C Bird (62) share a conversation about Barbara's memories from growing up, her family, and her schooling.

Dionne Stalling (53) tells her friend Twaina Williams (38) how she came to found her non-profit Rare and Black, which works to amplify the voices of Black people living with rare diseases. Dionne speaks about her personal healthcare journey, expressing...

Barbara (Bunny) Sims (73) and her husband, Bruce Sims (74), remember Bunny's father and the role he played in World War II while serving in the U.S. Navy. They also discuss their family, their careers, and the places they've lived.

Spouses, Alex Primm [no age given] and Cathy Primm (75) discuss Alex's experience in Vietnam, how it informed his later work, and their life together.

My 86 year old grandma was adopted when she was an infant, and she never knew her real family. This is my sister tell you how we found them

Holly Hampton & Catherine Manci discuss the role of Atlanta Emerging Librarians and GLA New Members Roundtable in helping them build community, leadership skills, and connections within the profession. Also, learn what drew Holly and Catherine into this profession. This...

In this interview a brief insider look was given into how Jake Hughes was raised and how it molded it him into the man he is today. Then who were those people that raised him and why they had a...

Sandra Escamilla talks with Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis Visitor Services Associate Angela Hermann about quarantine and the hope of art while standing inside the art installation "SHELTER" by Derek Fordjour.

Virginia Martin talks with Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis Visitor Services Associate Gian Garma about quarantine and the hope of art while standing inside the art installation "SHELTER" by Derek Fordjour.

My mom’s childhood and growing up in St. Louis.

Robyn and Carla have a friendship that is built on trust, caring, sharing, mutual respect and wanting the best for each other. Join them while they share the breath and depth of their friendship.

In conclusion, talking about peas most important though out her life.

We talk about the career, life, school, and childhood of my uncle.

This interview was about me interviewing my mom childhood

I asked him a little bit about his childhood and then transitioned into historical events that happened in his life, like the assasination of John F. Kennedy and the Berlin Wall coming down. He played a lot of games with...

We discussed his relatives, his childhood, my mother’s childhood, and how he wants to be remembered.

In this interview, my father explains about his philosophical views of life. How he went from a teenager working hard and long hours on the farm in the summer, to going to college to having 2 girls that he hopes...

We Asked About Their Childhood & What They Liked To Do When They Where Younger. What Their Favorite Memory Was & What Three Wishes They Would Wish For .

My grandmother and I talked about her childhood and the holiday season.

The story of how my Grandfather and his ancestors and children.

Joyce talks about her experiences with racism

My grandma and I talked about her life growing up. We talked about the jobs and lifestyle she had. We talked about my grandpa and even a little bit about her family.

My interview is about me leaving for school. Though my family did not support were I was going in the beginning them are supporting me now.

We talked about his childhood. We also talked a lot about his job and money that he earned

Interview with my grandma on our history through ancestors.