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This interview was conducted November 24, 2018 in Springfield Illinois. In this interview I learned about my Great Uncle Ron’s childhood. I also learned about our ancestors coming to America way back when. He also gave advice about life, growing...
Don Anderson discusses his childhood growing up in Chicago, what he's grateful for, and what kind of legacy he will leave to his children and grandchildren.
During the interview we spent time answering 10 questions. We talked about my moms past and we covered topics such as childhood and her career.
My grandpa and I mostly talked about our family history and the different members that were very important to my grandfather. We also touched on what my grandpa thought his greatest achievements were as well as a few regrets he...
This was a 8 question interview talked about his life the ups and downs he had.
Jeff Arrigo interviews his sister Jeannie T. Arrigo the day after Thanksgiving.
In this interview, my dad talks about his experience with his youth group as a child as well as his and his families background.
Alex and Devin share memories about their decades-long relationship, her struggle with ovarian cancer, and what it's like facing the end of life.
Michael Tanimura (63) and Michael Takada (61) engage in a conversation about their experiences growing up in Chicago as third (and 2.5) generation Japanese Americans. Anna Takada (25) facilitates their conversation as the oral history studio manager at Alphawood Gallery.
My mom explains important life lessons she learned. She expresses what being a parent and a teacher mean to her.
Over the weekend, I asked my family members a couple questions in order to get to know them better. I am grateful to have them in my life and I’m glad I had the chance to learn more about their...
Michael talks about his experiences growing up as a child living in Columbus, Ohio.
Today, I interviewed my father. He spoke about all the challenges in his early life and the things that he finds himself most grateful for now.
My Grandma Pat is 81 at the time of this interview. Also heard in the interview is my mom. Grandma Pat tells her story of what she’s thankful for, how she wants to be remembered, and her story of motherhood....
Irene Rodriguez Mendez recalls her family and baseball as a young child
