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I asked my mom questions about her past and what she liked to do. I also asked her what she does for a living and some of her favorite memories.
This is the story of my dad’s life. He went through many struggles in his struggles, he stayed determined and worked hard. It was hard at first, but he had hope and his business grew and he was happy. When...
I asked my mother an arrange of questions along the lines of her marriage, parenthood, past, and regrets in life.
This interview was about me asking 8 questions about my brother life, for an example like what was his favorite memories, and what lessons he learned threw out his life.
In this interview, my father reflected upon his memories and we spoke about his life as a whole.
The phone for some reason stopped recording so this is part 2 (summary will be found in part 1)
We talked about her childhood and how it is so much different from today.
He talked about his past and what effects that had on his life. We also talked about his present and how he viewed some things he did in the past.
Our community wellness interview with our journey to where we are and desires for the future
In this interview, conducted in November 26, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois. Tauseef (14) and Sajeda (26) are in a phone call about Sajeda’s experiences.
An interview with my little sister about who we are and what we did in the past.
I interviewed my dad to get to know him better and learn more about his past. I wanted to find out how he chose the career he did and what led him to being in land development. He also is...
This interview was meant for us to better under the viewpoints on someone who is in an older generation than mine.
I talked to my grandfather about his past. We also discussed how his past will change future generations.
Ana Enriquez (18) and Mauricio Enriquez share a conversation about his start as a parent and how it’s going so far.
An interview with my college roommate one week before we graduate.