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Growing up Claudio always had questions to ask about his father, he ask questions he never knew about. Claudio’s father tell Claudio to look at life and don’t worry about what others say. That’s his side of his Hispanic story

In this interview I asked my dad a series of questions based off his child hood and marriage

HOW TO BE CLUMSY n loud like Marta

Escape from Austria prior to the beginning of the Second World War

We talked about my aunts life and,who impacted her and how she got through life. Also about her siblings and family.

This interview was about how my father migrated to the United States as a young adult. It shows the success and difficulties that he faced while migrating.

32 year veteran of the fire service discusses wildland fires, family, food and faith.

I ask my mother about her experiences growing up in Mexico and raising 3 kids plus working day and night. She believes in working hard and standing up for what you believe in. She worked very hard to be where...

Today I interviewed my small group leader for my church to get a better understanding of him and why he does what he does.

I interviewed my mom of the hardships she’s faced as an immigrant and what lead her to immigrate.

A messy interview with my Mexican mother and my Guatemalan father.

My step grandmother (Katie Wilhelm, I call her Teeta haha) and I talked about her family and travels throughout her life so far, including her Dad who served in World War 2.

Often times, family members have long lasting effects on eachother. It is usually in the best possible way. Interactions and little memories are forever, and may have lasting impacts such as the one described in this video. I think everyone...

My life journey from Saratoga Springs to California!

My mother speaks on her life experiences and accomplishments.

We talked about my grandmas childhood, dating life and marriage, career and children.

My dads life in America

Interviewing fabiola garnica was a pleasure of mine because i got to know alittle more about what it was like living in mexico for 10 years

Patrick Miller (56) provides some insights on how different the family norms were when he was a child.

We talk about childhood, persistence, and education.

In this interview my mom was the one getting interviewed. I asked her many questions about her childhood, marriage and traditions.

I interviewed my father and he discussed some influential people and time in his life.

This interview was talking about how it was back in his day where everything was different. With that also what he did back then and what he wanted us to know what happen to him and he what he wanted...

My grandma and I talked about her life.

Michael and his mom, Maria, ask and answer fundamental questions that relate back to their childhood and the things most important to them.