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My name is Amanda Largent. I am a student at Southern Union Community College, and I was assigned to interview someone who means a lot to me for my speech class. I chose to interview my boyfriend of 3 years....
Blount Trammell King and Carleen Newell Flowers recall starting college at Georgia State Woman’s College in Valdosta, GA. A photo shoot, sharing clothes including the same wedding dress, and being lifelong friends. (In 1950, GSWC became co-Ed Valdosta State.)
In this video recording, I have interviewed my boyfriend. It was actually so fun and interesting to hear him speak so highly of me.
two people in a relationship talking while waiting for a dinner table about everything
Today I had interviewed my boyfriend. I had asked him a series of questions about him growing up and about his school.
Interviewing my boyfriend after having a few drinks. He never opens up to me so I wanted to see what he would say!
Judy Biboum the mother of Suzanne Biboum speaks about her very daring adventure in Africa and how it positively changed her confidence within herself and perspective of the world.
This is a conversation I had with my boyfriend of 2 years who stepped in as a father figure for my son.
Answers questions about the life of the person or know something of the person
I did this interview with my boyfriend, Jake Moser. We chatted about things like ambitions, school, memories, and other random things.
Today I interviewed my boyfriend about his life. He’s an extremely good and inspirational person to me and I believe he deserved a time to tell the world his story. Enjoy.
Hunter talks about his life and what he has learned throughout and what he wants people to know about him.
As I interview my mother, DeAnna Toyn, she explains some of her happiest memories, as well as her most difficult. She also explores some of her regrets and how she wants to be remembered.
