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This pair is the perfect example of what love can look like even after 26 years, God is their backbone and they've showed me what life should be like

The life that my grandmother lived

Tayce Bleich interviews her parents, Justin and Rachelle Bleich, about their relationship and how having their first kid at a young age affected their lives.

#thegreatlisten2018 This interview is between Molly and her grandparents. Asking them about their lives and relationship.

We talked about her growing up, WW2, my grandpa, therest of my family, and immigration.

He talked about his childhood and how that made him who he was. He also talked about what he wanted to leave behind when he’s gone. Most of the interview revolved around his mistakes and why those mistakes helped him...

The history of my mom and her childhood events

In the interview, we were talking about How I went to school and how I met my husband through a friend.

Grandpa

speram sa rezolvam cât mai bine aceasta pasiune, de a ajuta cât mai mulți copii

John Miller talked about his life, his various jobs, his loving wife, his parents/grandparents, and life advice.

A small talk about what my neighbor is thankful for and a small story about her life and her choices.

Many life lessons

Mom and dad summary

How life was like for my dad when he was at boarding school. Some of his memories.

This interview is about my dad's life as he explain his relationships to people, his outlook on life, and views in society.

My grandmother's recollection of getting married at the age of 13 and having her first child at 14. She explains how the times and circumstances led her down the path she took and how it has affected her today.

Me and her talked about her when she was a kid. She talked about the worst thing that happened to her when she was in her 30-50’s.

Neal remembers World War II and his return to Vivier, Belgium

My grandmother talks about her mother, my grandfather, and my own mother.

Today I interviewed my Grandma and we talked about her life growing up in Brooklyn, moving to Long Island, family and marriage.

This interview was an attempt to continue learning about my husband, even after being married for 10 years; that I would be able to learn more about the person he is and has become through a recommitment to listen more.

Family and how important that is in life!

Mom’s perspectives on family, faith, marriage, and life lessons.

Marrying dad, hand surgery, roller skating, patriarchal blessing, feat if public speaking