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Brooks appreciates having Mrs. Ball as his 1st Grade teacher. He answers questions about her and what it is like to be in her class.
In this interview, my grandfather and I discussed his daily life in the Navy and how he met my grandmother.
Carter Pohlmeier interviews grandfather, J.C. Pohlmeier about school, life on the farm, and Nazereth.
What it was like growing up in Texas as an orphan throughout the second world war. It's amazing how much the past plays into our lives and the ones we love.
I interviewed my grandfather about his experience and time during the John F Kennedy shooting.
This a interview I made with my sister Cinthya rico. She is 28 years old and is a mother of 4 kids.
We talked about my grandmothers life and how things influence her life.
My grandmother tells me things about her life nobody else could tell me. I learned about her childhood and heard her opinions on things like women's rights. I hope to show this to my future children or family if she...
Interview with the interviewer's mother describing her experiences with televised news growing up in Texas.
My earliest childhood memories are of fights, of blood, on the run, police. Born to two people who never should of married but then I found your dad and had your sister and then you. My life was forever changed...
I interviewed my grandma , our conversation consisted of her love life, kids ,and who helped her in life . she was a very up going person and a regular human being
We talked about Mrs.Wilson’s childhood. Her favorite things, and her adult life as well.
Family interview with an 18 year old and her mother. A interesting interview about sharing quality memories.
In this short short recording I ask my Hispanic mom about how she perceived me when I was a new born and what she would want for my future kids.
I interviewed my dad about his experience on living on his own in three continents from the early age of 16.
I discussed what life was like in the previous generation with my grandparents, and they shared some interesting stories.
My dad, Charlie, has cancer. I’m with him at the hospital while he waits for a liver biopsy to determine how advanced the cancer is and what specific kind. While we waited I interviewed dad on his topic of choice.
This interview is between a mom and her daughter and in her words she described it as “the joy and blessings of parenthood and of being a mother.”
We where talking about Zion Williamson the kid that go to duke and hurt his self last night against rival team North Carolina
