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Hayes Carroll (18) interviews his mother, Susan Carroll, about what life was like as a young mother of three kids, before asking her about the impact motherhood had on her life and her advice for her children.
Son, Nate (13) and father, Damian (43) talk about Damian’s life has been and what he hopes his the future of himself and his children will be.
In this video, I (Robin Tisdale, 14) am interviewing my grandparents (Roy Beck, 71, and Ruth Hanno, 74). I asked them many different questions about their life growing up and adulthood. Enjoy!
I interviewed my mom, Francesca about her childhood and what I was like to grow up in several different countries. We talked about both sides of her family and her heritage.
my interview regarding immigration with Miguel age 45 that was born in the Philippines and came to American to have a better life.
father and daughter izzy (14) and Renato (55) discuss his relationships, influences, how he worked his way up, troubles as an asian in a small town, and immigrant parents.