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Talking about childhood, work, and the greatest generation

Cameraman’s stories

In this interview, conducted in November 2019 in Stickney, Illinois, Javy Rodriguez interviews his grandmother Irene Nevarez (59) about what it’s like to grow up in a Hispanic household in downtown Chicago, as she discusses important people in her life,...

This is an interview of getting to know my boyfriend.

Shriya interviews her father about his life in India.

Interviewed Johnny Harubin about her childhood, work, and my parents.

A grandmother and her grandchild talk

My name is Piper Hansen and I interviewed my mother, Meredith Morin, on her life — past and present — and her accomplishments.

Jeny Amaya (27) talks with her friend Ines Garcia [no age given] about Ines' cultural roots, upbringing and overcoming her struggles with Multiple Sclerosis.

My mom and I have a casual conversation regarding the pandemic, her past, and me and my brother.

Moses Graubard, interviewer, 43 years old, interviewing his stepfather, Kenji Muro, 76 years old, about his memories of school and work.

In this interview, we discussed our family, specifically my grandfather as well as my toddler years. We also talked about my father’s childhood and school years in India and how those shaped him into the person he is today.

The key to success is to stay longer and work harder

As a kid he spent time with his grandparents and were very close with them. He is very proud of his family and loves what he does.

Just a lil something

Arita’s childhood

Gerard Hobbs in an interview over his childhood, influences, and how he wants to be remembered

Tim and Olivia, father and daughter, interviewer 16, discussed work and role models.

Clint Gienger (67) talks to his grandaughter, Ali Thykeson (14) about his childhood and life after retirement.

We talked about her work, love & relationships, opinions on election, family, childhood memories, school, and self image

The basic history of Norbert Bracklow.

I am Jamie Raleigh (19) and I interviewed my mom, Brandi Raleigh (45). We talked about her job and different stories that came from working there.

I asked about their life in school and I asked what life in their time was like.

I interview my Dad about various times in his life, and what experiences he's had. Seriousness and hilarity ensues as my Mom joins as well. We talk about his childhood, how he met my mother, and his various jobs.

I spend sometime asking my mom about her upbringing. We talk about the hardships she faced in her life and how she surpassed them.