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25 year old woman and her husband interview her grandfather-in-law about his heart for social justice.
A grandmother tells her granddaughter about growing up and her married life.
Dennis talked about his work as minister, which he deeply enjoyed, as well as about his family.
son interivews his mom about how she single-handedly raised her three sons once her husband got very ill. until then she’d always been dependent on her husband. very nice interivew.
Father Pat and Father Chuck talk about their childhood, being ordained, and giving back to people.
Dan Shellenbarger interviews his mother, Sue, about her activist work.
Roz interviews her parents for their 50th wedding anniversary and tells them things the family has said about them.
Michael Aronson (48) and his wife Jody London (45) talk about meeting through a singles add in the newspaper.
Marian Goldstine, 67, talks to her daughter Susan Goldstine, 38, about her grandparents, parents, and extended family, who fled Germany during the Holocaust.
Catherine (87) tells Pat (53) about her jobs over the years.
Toby and Bettina talk about their trip to China together to see Toby’s family, and then Bettina talks about her travels around the world as a young child.
father tells daughter about growing up near an amusement park; daughter remembers commuting to WTC on 9/11/01
John Daigle Jr. interviews his father, John Daigle Sr., about his father and childhood, his own children and family and his thoughts about morality, his Catholic faith and war.
Ray Rosing tells his granddaughter about growing up in Illinois, his experiences in WWII and his family.
Caroline Shapero (72) tells her son Don Shapero (47) about her mother’s career as a renowned cellist, and about the life of her cello.
Margie, 63, interviews Phyllis, 85, about her work in the lesbian rights movement and the influence that she has had on Margie’s life.
A woman talks about the birth and life of her daughter (now 40 years old) who was born with multiple mental and physical handicaps.
Barbara D. Martinez (76) talks with her daughter Renee Martinez (49) about her life.
Amanda and Sue talk about finding their personal identity as disabled women and their love of playing tennis.
Jean Crawley, 75, tells her daughter, Barbara Pann, 49, about growing up and working in Cynthiana, Kentucky, losing her first husband, and being a single mother.
Sue Collins sits with pictures of her family as her mind wanders and refocuses on things around her.