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This interview was taken in Macon Georgia on November 24 2018. Interview of my Mom about her life. Includes her growing up, religion, her children, and her favorite memories.

Gaye speaks on why and how she became the strong LGBTQ ally that she is in a conservative Southern town.

Life is good.

Through this interview, I learned lots about my grandmother’s past.

I asked my mom a few questions about her past, future and present. I learned things I didn’t know, and she got to experience old nostalgic memories from back then.

This is an interview with James Mosteller about his childhood football, UGA football, and after college football. He explains his football career in detail. He got some good friends from playing on the UGA team. He also explained how he...

There's hope!

My grandmother talk about her life as a child and raising her children.

The growth of hidden beauty.

My dad‘s teenage life in Paris France .

My grand mother talks about her life as a child.

Tangerine shares a love of bringing community together, with love, fun, and really pretty clothes.

OlaOcha Chinue: 2023-09-22 00:51:10 The interviewer has a conversational discussion with Emily, an aspiring teacher, about her passion for education. They cover her inspirations, goals as a woman of color, plans to engage students, anticipated challenges, the importance of work-life...

Putting on the armour of love, and of your inner you, moves you onward to where life is as you want it.

just us talking about great life

In this my nana talks about her memories of childhood and favorite things.

Reminiscing about childhood with my big brother Roger

I interviewed my grandmother about her life as a teenager in Macon, Georgia during the 50s.

The tale of a queer boy from Ohio who changed a small town's heart.

My mom talked about what had happened to her during her childhood and what her family was like

We talked about Grandma Betty's childhood memories and becoming an art teacher.

In this recording you will here funny and serious things. My grandmother is a wonderful lady and she means the word to me.

We talked about my fathers childhood, about his wife and children. We also talked about his religious beliefs and where and why he works where he works.