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Hailey and Nancy Bruns dive into life in the 60's and some of Nancy's most memorable stories.

John Moraghan was a very accomplished agronomist professor at NDSU. Moraghan is also a cancer survivor from stomach and esophageal cancer.

Rodrigo Sanchez (18) talks with good friend, Eh Lar (19). The interview showcased the resilience that Lar demonstrated in his journey from a Thailand refugee camp to being able to reach a bachelors degree on a free scholarship in the...

Shirley Marchwick (67) explains what happened to cause her to become a teacher. She explains what she likes, the obstacles she’s went through, and how she’s felt throughout her life.

Here you will hear from Mrs. Johnston, a teacher of thirty years. We touch on how education has evolved, teaching through a global pandemic, and if she thinks education is the right choice for a lifelong career.

An interview with a Concordia swimmer who felt she was missing something when she was born and while growing up.

Second portion of the interview.

I interviewed my friend Jaeger Jergensen about his brother getting into a hunting accident, and how it affected him, his brother, and his family.

Irma Larson (96) talks with her great-granddaughter, Madison Berndt (19) about the American Legion and growing issues of remembering veterans.

Discussion on the differences of growing up in the 40s compared to the 2000s, with my Grandparents, who would like to keep their names anonymous.

Carter Birr talks to his Grandma, Diane Lemm about her life story.

Samantha Hano talks with her new friend, Katharine Baker, about the interplay between her various religious, sexual, and personal identities, and the role these identities play in strengthening familial ties.

Julie Miller discusses her personal experience with a Traumatic Brain Injury and her sisters experience with a severe Traumatic Brain Injury. She addresses the stigma surrounding the invisible, yet prominent injury in today's society.

Wendy Kahler shares her experiences of working at her job in which she helps people with disabilities become active members in the community.

A review with Thuy Do about his experience escaping Vietnam and and coming to America.

My aunt Sara Henry and I discuss her brain disease, Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

Ethan tells me how he blew out his shoulder and the hardships that he had to endure as a result. He also talks about a few of the concussions he has received

This is the ending of my first interview. My phone cut out in the end so I made another video so there could be an ending.

Mrs. Schmidt had a husband who sadly died. But she said that before he died of a sickness she was in the senior choir. She dropped out to take care of her husband. But she had said that he had...

Molly Stingl (18) talks with her roommate, Mya Olivo (18), about the experience and aftermath of losing a parent.

Within this interview, my roommate Madeline Graddy describes her schooling experience, and how it differs from others because her father was in the airforce. She explains how moving to new places frequently made her schooling life more difficult, and how...

The interview was conducted on February 8th and the overall theme is learning more about Hannah's scoliosis and her three surgeries.

A 36-minute interview about Amina, an international student at Concordia College in Tajikistan who goes against the macho traditions of her country that restricts girls' education.

Rachel Andersen speaks with her Godmother, Marianne Hansen, about her experience with Covid in Norway. They talk about the struggles, the triumphs, and doing one's part for the greater good.

In this interview with speech coach Kelsey Johnson, we see the world of speech, debate, and student congress. We learn the misconceptions of speech and the benefits to its participants that are widely unknown.