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We talked about how he immigrated to the US from Pakistan alone when he was 16 years old and has learned many important life lessons. He powered through the hard times in life and has become an amazing, kind, and...
On this episode, we’re spotlighting the topic of COVID-19 and growing up.
My name is Liam Silhan I am 12 years old and in this interview I interviewed my mother Leane Silhan who is 49 years old. The topics that we discussed were ancestors, her childhood, her past occupations, her spouse, her...
This interview is me asking questions to my 71 year old grandmother, about her life, politics and the thoughts on the generation today.
My grandfather lives in a world opposite the one he grew up in. This is his story.
I interview my grandparents and talk about their life with them. I hope to learn something new.
Spoke about her life moments, achivements, expectations, and regrets.
Cassandra asks her father, Wenceslao "Benson" Galvan, a few questions about his experience as a Mexican immigrant in the U.S., some stories about her mother/his wife, and other such subjects about his life that she didn't completely know about before.
I interviewed my mom jillian about her favorite things to do and how my grandparents were when she was growing up and what I was like as a child
Growing up in rural Alabama, serving in Vietnam, and loving his family.
I interviewed my grandma about her life in Europe and America.
Interview and short life history with Sarah Heidler at Heidler Christhanksmas gathering in Tennessee by brother in law Chet.
This interview stars Miguel Martinez (16), interviewing his mother: Ana Martinez (55). She answers questions about her past and current life and memories.
Colleagues in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at OHSU, Oliver Pelayo (50) and Alexander Liguori (30) sit down to discuss family, ambitions, and their perspectives on success.
