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In this interview on November 25th 2018 in Westfairview, Pennsylvania I interview my great grandmother Margaret Stewart (93) about her overall life experiences. Margaret talks about her relationship with her husband, what her grandparents were like, what it was like...
I interviewed my father about growing up in a small town on a dairy farm. We also discussed his childhood and school.
Growing up during WW2 as a Jew, religion, women’s rights, teaching, and the Great Depression all in one interview!
“I had to tell them that it wasn’t their dad, it was only his car.” On January 8th, 2019 Jack Wilcox wanted to interview his father . He was in New York at the time, only a ¼ mile away...
Lola DeAscentiis sits down with her Grandmother and a close family friend to discuss memories, faith, and family.
Talked about the government and my moms thoughts on the government. Also talked about my moms job and most importantly me
Elmhurst Buddhist temple volunteer Chinda Tanner (63) and Monk P. Thawin Pukhao (53) discuss their personal histories and the history of the temple. They also discuss how they each contribute to their temple and what they hope for the Thai...
I ask my grandma about her childhood and life we did make some mistakes but we made some memories.
A older brother,talking to his little brother about his life and his experiences.His point of view of life.How he felt about coming to America and his biggest challenges he faced and how it impacted him and his identity.
This morning I interviewed my dad, Jim Voutour and asked him some questions on his childhood!
Maggie and Erin Salko talk about what it was like growing up as twins. They share their hopes for one another and their plans for the future.
Opa talks about coming to the US from Germany, the jobs he worked and building his own house.
Leonard Kraemer (94) tells his granddaughter Jessica Kraemer (24) about his childhood in Long Island, his romance of 72 years with his late wife Terry, his time served during WWII, and his late brother, Bobby Kraemer.
How my brother ( Jose ) explains his point of view of his life and how he handles life choices differently.