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David and Onda Simpson review their life stories and discuss their unique experiences. Onda discusses growing up in Marion, Indiana during the 1940s. David speaks about growing up as a pastor's child during the Great Depression in South Dakota. David...

Interview with dad on his experiences immigrating from a different country, generational differences, and spiritual beliefs.

My mother and I discuss her life in Communist-era Bulgaria, her education, and her immigration to the United States.

Tori Johnson asks her mother ,Theresa Johnson, questions about her childhood and life!

This interview was done for the "Great Thanksgiving Listen 2019" on November 30, 2019 with my sister. Since she was not able to make it to Thanksgiving due to personal reasons, I interviewed her while she was in New York....

Joe Swanson, also know as "Trophy Joe", is an artist and skateboarder extraordinaire. We discusses childhood memories and what it was like to grow up as an introverted lefty in Richmond.

Maria Tapias shares stories from her childhood growing up in Cuba and emigrating to the United States.

Christian interviewed his mom about her early childhood and life. She explains part of her story from growing up to coming to the US.

Callie and her mom talk about her mom's childhood and how she grew up. They compare and contrast their childhood stories and learn more about her mom's journey to where she is today.

I speak with my Grandmother, a renown teacher and community administrator, Fire Department office manager and more, about some of her experiences as a teacher and as she grew up in general. I ask her about school in Haiti and...

I talked with my dad about some of the things that sometimes I don't really ask about. I wanted to know more about his childhood in India and what it was like immigrating here. I also really wanted to know...

My mom talked about the difference between me and my brother, her wishes, and her relationship with her sisters.

History project 11/25/18. This interview took place in Birmingham, Alabama. Alex Holt discusses with his mother her childhood and how her childhood affected her today. They then discuss how she wants to be remembered and what she wants for her...

In this interview, conducted on November 24th, 2018 in McKinney, Texas, Karsyn Walker (14) interviews her mom Kendra Walker (47) about her childhood memories and the things that inspired her. Mrs. Walker shares the memories of having no father to...

In this interview conducted over Thanksgiving 2018 in Plymouth, New Hampshire, Lucy Thatcher (20) interviews her roommate and best friend Kaitlyn Robicheau Hall (18) about her life, random facts, hopes and future. Miss Robicheau Hall shares her stories from growing...

Images, like families, aren’t always as they seem. Welcome to the 13th installment of A Picture’s Worth: Running for our Future. In this Episode, we meet Jill Schiller, a first-time candidate who is running to represent Ohio’s Second Congressional District,...

If it’s true that ‘you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone,’ can you ever find comfort, and peace, in the past? Welcome to the tenth installment of A Picture’s Worth: Running for our Future. In this Episode, we...

I ask Maria many questions about her home country and the struggles she had coming to The United States.

An interview with Ulfat Shaikh, an immigrant to the US from India. PART 2.

An interview with Ulfat Shaikh, an immigrant to the US from India.

This is an interview about a former citizen of England who immigrated to the United States and started a new life.

Liberata Ntahundu, a native Rwandanize who fled from her country due to a war that started in 1990 in Rwanda. She escaped Rwanda with her two children and her husband to find shelter in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) which...

Arianna L., an intern at Arts Street, had the opportunity to chat and interview an immigrant from Ethiopia. We bring you this podcast episode to discuss his immigration and life story. Samuel Taye came from Ethiopia and now resides in...

One in three women have experienced domestic violence worldwide; most of this violence is intimate partner violence. Eighteen percent of all relationships are interracial or multicultural. This project focuses solely on my mother's experience and telling her story of survival....

An attempt at a structured conversation that turned into an entertaining (I think) mess.