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Bill Whitaker and friend/ex-wife Barbara Watson Whitaker “Bobbi” talk about Kent State in 1969. They were both students at the time, and Bill was highly active with the movement as well as with the legal defense following.
We talked about her childhood, her friend Micky who taught her a lot in her life, and how she celebrated Thanksgiving as a kid.
Cassandra asks her father, Wenceslao "Benson" Galvan, a few questions about his experience as a Mexican immigrant in the U.S., some stories about her mother/his wife, and other such subjects about his life that she didn't completely know about before.
We discussed everything from when I was a baby to me having babies of my own.
We talked about how she would want to be remembered by our family and she gave advice for life
We talked about some memories good or bad that my mom had. We also talked a bit about her advice to me and other kids and even adults can learn from it too. We talked about my birth and what...
She shared some memories about her sisters and brothers and growing up in Honduras. We talked about our ancestors and her parents and grandparents. She described the overjoyed feeling of her finding out about her pregnancy.She shared a beautiful saying...
We talked about childhood memories and what thing had been like with her lifetime and learned things about family I didn’t know.
This interview is with my dad and we talked about my aunts, uncles, his father and mother, 9/11, and my birth.
My grandfather and I discussed his major and most influential values in his life and how they impacted his decisions and the ways in which he views life. We also discussed his family relationships and his happiest moments.
What was talked about revolved around growing up Hispanic. As well as the troubles parents faced with their kids growing up
This was a very eye opening experience because I feel like I haven’t talked to my dad like that in a while. It was a really good thing to get done because it taught me a lot.
my mom answers questions about being a mother and raising children.
we talked about how he felt when i was born and his favorite memory of me. He gave me advice for raising me future kids.
This was basically an interview with my dad and asking him questions about family and more of his personal life.
I heard a lot of warm and funny stories not only about my mom's childhood but also when I was a little girl which make me feel so warm and lucky that I was born in my family. All in...
