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This is an interview with my father, a psychologist, who is turning 80.
this thanksgiving i interviewed my uncle george and i learned about my great grandparents, war and what it was like to grow up in a big family.
Albert Gubbins mentioned life lessons he has learned, who is most important to him and where he grew up. He also mentioned past careers, where he met his wife, Martha, where his ancestors are from and what his parents were...
Julie Murray sits down with her father, Fred Murray, to discuss his youngest daughter, Maura Murray, who mysteriously disappeared without a trace in 2004. This is the first time Julie has interviewed Fred publicly. The mysterious circumstances surrounding Maura’s disappearance...
I got the opportunity to sit down and talk with my grandparents who I’ve been lucky enough to spend a lot of my time with growing up.
In this interview, I, Arianna Vargas, learn about how my mom lived and how she felt while moving to the United States.
Steve Desroches (49) talks to artist and cartographer Mark Adams (70) about his life and work in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
Leo Fontneau talks with his grandpa, Peter Fontneau, about his childhood growing up in Winchester Mass. and memories of the life of his father and grandmother. Other topics include, the US Coast Guard and the Cold War.
Steve Desroches (48) talks to Paul Rizzo (36) about his life as an artist in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
Steve Desroches (48) talks to Jim Bakker (69) about the Provincetown art colony.
Steve Desroches (48) talks to his cousin Bethany Souto (41) about memories of childhood, particularly Christmas.
Steve Desroches (49) talks to artist Jay Critchley (77) about how he turned an old cesspool on his property in Provincetown, Massachusetts into a performance space known as the Theater in the Ground.
This is a quick interview of me and my mom talking about her life and some experiences she had had over the years.
A discussion on growing up as the “odd one out” in a caucasian neighborhood, and discovering family values through media and human interraction.
My papa Jack says he is very boring, but to me, I always love learning about about him. He told me about my mom, how he loved school and his jobs.
Steve Desroches (47) talks to his high school history teacher Dr. William Hanna (74) about their hometown Taunton, Massachusetts and the importance of studying history.
Stella Charbonneau (16) interviews David Charbonneau (47) about his job, childhood and experience raising a family.
Interviewer James Bovaird (Age 14) interviews Victoria Bovaird (Age 53) his mother.
Steve Desroches (49) talks to Debbie Nadolney (66) about running the art gallery Art Market Provincetown (AMP) for twelve years as well as her life in art and music.
Creating Community Through Sharing Stories: Jim Batchelder, with thirteen generations in Massachusetts, recollects his life growing up in Andover. After becoming a beloved art teacher for many years, and working closely with the Andover Center for History and Culture to...
This interview was between a mother and daughter. The mother does not know fluent English; therefore, I did this interview in Spanish. The Spanish language is also familiar to me, since it is my native language. In this interview, we...