McKenzie participated in her first political march in Washington, DC on January 21, 2017 with her mom. In this interview conducted by her mom, McKenzie explains her motivations, describes her experiences and reflects on the lessons she learned from this...

“Life in the priesthood is one of humility,” says Michael Hennessy in this interview recorded shortly before his May 2018 ordination as a priest. Hennessy is a New Englander who started thinking about being a priest when he was teaching...

A Nana tells her grandson what it was like growing up in the country and city during the Second World War, being Black in segregated America, and other challenges she faced later in life.

Ethan interviews his Dad and his Grandmother.

Going above the baseline to be a better friend, wife, sister, daughter.

Air Force Colonel Dander talks about successful teams; technology breakthroughs for rescue helicopters in Vietnam & so much more.

Michael talks about his life and how it may be different than what he thought it would be

18 year old son from Washington, DC interviews his mother about her life and family. A problem with the microphone made it cut off at the end.

Carol M. Highsmith discusses her decades-long project documenting America with Brett Zongker from the Library of Congress

Discussion around Chef Monti Carlo’s work with Common Threads, Everything Food and Puerto Rico.

My dads childhood in dc and how the city has changed

Paul talks about working hard and government corruption.

Evelyn Gray, a 97 year old retired teacher, is interviewed by Bethany Gibson, 15, about her life. From teaching in a one room school to being the only African American teacher in an all white school, her experiences are invaluable....

Twelve-year old Isaac shares his wisdom for his great-great grandchildren and his ideas on ways to help the earth.

Magdy’s life

Life of a gay man.

Dr. Warren Minami, National Japanese American Memorial Foundation (NJAMF) Chair Emeritus, recounts his early life experience at the Gila River, Arizona incarceration camp and its impact on him and his family, including their later involvement with Asian American causes. Unedited...

Lusa interviews her dad Rick about how his first job helped him with the job he has now, and how his current job has affected his life.

Life as a single woman in DC then becoming a naval wife living in Japan.

A student and a staff member at DC’s highest performing public school talk about education, family, friends, and character.

The first part of the interview with Michael talking about his job and his experiences there.

a few opinions on my grandma

I interviewed my uncle on his journey and development from childhood to adulthood in education and careers.

Theo reprises his memories from Reilly’s memorial and adds a bit about camp.

This story is about a mother, daughter, and son all afflicted by the same condition; hyperhidrosis. It is our story of being misunderstood and dismissed, not anymore!