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LORENA AGUILARNUNCIO: 2022-12-14 04:15:03

Ruth Newell Donohue (wine & spirits distributor in CT) shares stories with Linda Hinton (wine supplier in central US) about finding her groove in the competitive wine business.

Annabella Beck (18) about her cat Tiger dying.

My mom and I talk about growing up in India and about what problems the world faces.

Adeline Winter (9) interviews her paternal grandparents (73 and 71): 2020-11-27

As the world transitions away from cheap energy much of the physical and social infrastructure that is relied on will no longer exist, just by the fact that the resources to maintain a system this complex won't exist. This being...

Farmer, landowner, and CWPPRA activist, Sherrill Sagrera describes his ongoing crusade to educate people about the dangers of letting Louisiana’s vanishing wetlands slip away. Mr. Sagrera was born in Abbeville, LA on November 12, 1941. When he was younger he...

Dave talks about his faith, childhood, job, memorable moments, and lessons he has learned in life. Dave has also run for city council numerous times and gives his stand on local government and policies.

This interviewed was done with the assistance of a translator. Gricelda talks about things she misses from Mexico (food!) and what types of culture events would be fun to incorporate into life in Richmond. She also talks about how she...

Zulema Naegele: 2020-06-07 21:08:36 Lali Ramirez talks with her grandmother Socorro Naegele about COVID-19 experience.

Osmil is a recent immigrant to Italy from Guatanamo, Cuba having only arrived 7 months ago. Osmil is in the country on a visiting visa living with his sister in Piotello, a town on the outskirts of Milan. Osmil has...

I interviewed Jonathan Armstead for my First Year Seminar class at Marshall University. Our FYS class has been focusing on critical thinking and how thoughtfully developed and artfully asked questions can lead to enriching and enlightening stories. Frank Sesno's book...

In this interview my mom shares her experiences being a teacher.

Ali Christensen (14) talks to her grandmother, Maureen Bulger (74) about the Covid pandemic. Maureen gives the perspective of one who was a nurse in the past, and discusses the feelings of anger and hope that she feels going into...

Throughout this interview, Mario de Avila hits on a couple of points that I believe is very interesting. For instance his transition from his homeland to the United States, his love for connecting with people and serving people within his...

In this interview I ask my uncle what Venezuela was like before and after the rise of Hugo Chavez.

Amal Taher (16) reflects on the material she learned in her Environmental Psychology course. This information includes different types of well-being and the effectiveness of different behavior change strategies. Team-based models and the idea of self-interest were among the topics...

In this interview, conducted on November 2017 in Vestavia Hills, AL, I spoke with my parents about their childhood and their families. They each spoke about their families, telling stories of their siblings, parents, and grandparents. They both talked about...

Dominique describes getting her start at a time when being an immigrant in New York did not necessarily lend any advantages in the wine business.

Deborah is a 71 year-old grandmother and Gus is her grandchild

I talked with my mom about what she was like in middle school and high school,

We talk about my mom’s life experience from growing up to moving in the United States for a better life. As well as her experience facing gender discrimination in her working place.

Barbara Lucey (68) interviews Natasha Rodriguez (23) about her experiences with cheerleading and her hero who made her dream a reality. This is a story about finding self-confidence, important memories and friends, and an important familial relationship.

Leah Rose interviewed by Michelle Lindsay. Leah Rose is questioned about life, the universe and everything.

Roommates, Jason Foster and Nate Wagner, talked about the people in our lives (both dead and alive) that had the most influence on us and how they shaped our views. And finally how Nate Wagner like to be remembered.