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Well this is my mummy and she was born in the late 60s so yes I have an older parent.I was asking about my mama like and how it was and what she basically went through growing up.But this is...
I interview my mom for school. It was fun and i can’t wait to look back on this!
I asked my grandpa about his time in the army and fun experiences he has had in his lifetime.
I interviewed my dad and he tells me about how it was like growing up in San Pedro Sulla, Honduras. Then he tells me about how things have changed after being a father.
Luisa Nastasi is 66 years old and she is my Nana. We discussed what her life was like in the Philippines and America.
The participant is James Andrews. He is 55 years old.He is my dad.
I, Evan Cashwell interview my grandmother, Dell Hitchcock and we talk about her life.
I interviewed my dad, Andy Hall. We talked about his memories and also his favorite things about thanksgiving.
Vietnam Veteran recalls childhood and life experiences. He shares his experience in traveling for military and his childhood.
I am here today with my papaw on 11/23/23 to talk to him about his life. He’s the sweetest person ever and I love listening to him talk.
18-year-old Aeris Tepper (me) interviews her mom, Gina Tepper, for the Great Thanksgiving Listen. The two talked about questions such as “What are you proudest of?” and “How do you want to be remembered?”
I interviewed Brian Humphrey, who is my father, he is 37 years old. I asked him about his family and his job. I used him because the only grandparents that come around live in Georgia.
The participants were Liana Serio, age 37 and Kaydence Johnson, age 14. We are mother and daughter and the topics discussed were mostly religion and lessons learned in life.
