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"Once some of the details came out with COVID, there were concerns about people with respiratory problems, people over a certain age - and a lot of the veterans that we take care of have both. The Vietnam era veterans...

A conversation with Doc Coleman about art, childhood, race, and life.

Morris Nathanson, Rhode Island architect and artist, talks about growing up in Pawtucket during the depression, civil rights, and serving in the US navy during the Second World War.

My hometown of South Dallas serves as the basis for my work as an artist. Every location I chose to depict "what it's like to live in the hood" is connected to a friend or family member I questioned about local...

This interview is of me and my father. I wanted to make a quick and simple interview for my final and the added benefits of this program made it a very good option for me.

One Small Step partners Gregory "Greg" Greenway (71) and Randall "Randy" Cirksena (63) exchange lived experiences and discuss their civil war ancestors, first jobs as bank tellers, and not choosing a race on the StoryCorps paperwork.

Today I interviewed my younger brother, Alex as we dive through his life and experience as an artist.

Friends Brenda Teals (82) and Patty Jo Austin (80) share and recall memories of their lives and time in Moses Lake, Washington. They also talk about their experiences as educators and their involvement in the Columbia Basin Allied Arts and...

This is an interview with residents of Middletown residents about another local resident who was one of Americas most prolific sculptors.

Malcolm Asher (16) talks to Peggy Adams (no birth date given) about how he started his international nonprofit and his hopes for the ArtPass program.

My great grandma (98), my mom (55), and I (15) have a conversation in my grandma’s living room in Garland, Texas. The date is November 22, 2018. (Thanksgiving day.) Mamaw talked to us about her childhood, her job, her pets,...

I interview my great grandfather in an attempt to learn more about my family origin and himself.

Esther Kim (38) talks with her stepfather, Charles Kelly (84) about his childhood during World War II, the influence of art, and his unlikely merging with a Korean family -- which has helped him experience the "School of Love".

grandma’s childhood and her experiences with art

Jackson Kilby Jr. was observing local art on the B-line. Graffiti artists were tagging the building that lines the trail. Jackson was there when we did the unboxing of the sound equipment for the recording project, so it was fun...

Bella Roesler's grandmother, Pamela Taunton, gives advice to teenagers. Pam talks about life in Catholic school and her artistic calling.

Devon discusses her art.

Today I interviewed my older sister while she was here in San Francisco. We were together for a short time, so we talked about subjects I had never discussed with her.

Ann Bronsing talks with Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis Visitor Services Associate Gian Garma about quarantine and the hope of art while standing inside the art installation "SHELTER" by Derek Fordjour.

Ashleigh Smith talks with Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis Visitor Services Associate Emma Verrill about quarantine and the hope of art while standing inside the art installation "SHELTER" by Derek Fordjour.

Troy and I sit and interview as the Black Lives Matter for vigil gets underway one short block from Sawtown Tavern. A peaceful demonstration is about to begin as Troy and I discuss how Sawtown is intent on creating a...

CALVIN Shawler is a 17 year old genius and we discussed being gay, religious, and an artist.

My sister Gina and I talked about her seizure condition, why mom is her hero, and how great she is at knitting and painting.

My mom and I talked about her first job. We also talked about when she lived in London in the 90s

This is an interview conducted with my father, Mauricio Souza, and his life in Brazil and his journey to the United States.