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I was able to interview my mom about some moments in her childhood from the 40’s. She’s the eldest of 6 children and is now 77 years old.
Lina speaks with SAGE participant Judy at the LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland about her experience being gay over the last 50 years.
This is my interview with my father who lived to help others for his whole life who was a marriage and family therapist and the skills he learned prepared him to raise two children.
We talked about what to be grateful for. And never take life for granted.
We talked about how Isabella is from Cleveland, Ohio and then moved to Memphis. It was tough moving to a new place, but she has now adapted to the new place.
Swiss merchant marine finding love in Cleveland, OH, getting married and settling in a new country. Becoming a US citizen. Raising a family with English as a second language
One Small Step Conversation partners David Lima (78) and Sandro Galindo (48) talk about their upbringings, the pandemic and the difference between the political parties.
Robert G. Kullman (94) was interviewed by his granddaughter, Colleen Kehoe-Conn (44) prior to quarantining on February 22, 2020. Grandpa Kullman describes his family and neighborhood during the Depression, childhood, surviving Polio, service in World War II, marriage and family,...
Manal Vakil, a childhood friend, talks about the identity crisis that comes with being the children of immigrants. She talks about how her life and the world has changed in the last few months, and what these changes mean for...
This is an interview of Theodore Johnson, formerly of the Cleveland Orchestra, by his son.
Charles Fleming talks about his fathers' greatest accomplishments and funny saying.
Jay Ku (82) tells her daughter-in-law Susan Doyle (62) about her life and being a feminist.