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My interview with my grandma Sanjala Arumugam. Interviewer: Harshini Girijeeva Interviewee: Palaniammal “Sanjala” Arumugam

Food is the fundamental building block of life - it relates to family, home, culture, traditions, nutrition, health and ethics. Ms. Lori talks about her relation with food in general, its importance, and the changes she has over time in...

Raj Manocha talks with his daughter about his childhood in India in the 1970s and 1980s, amidst the 3rd war of the India-Pakistan Partition.

In their One Small Step Conversation, Seema Lakdawala (40) and Cannon Roberts (47), discuss their identities as "Indian" and how they relate to that word differently as someone from India, and someone who is Native American, as well as their...

Dylan Running Crane [no age given] interviews her colleague Sean Chandler (51) about his perspective and connection to his art, language revitalization, and Indigenous culture.

This is an interview which is between my and my grandma. We are Indian and she in on the phone as she is talking from India.

Anwita (15) interviews Sandhya Somavarpu her mother.

Bimla and Naraindas Pherwani had a comfortable life in Sindh, in present-day Pakistan. But suddenly, after the partition of India, when they were just children, they were forced to leave their home and go to India. Arriving with nothing but...

My grandfather talked about his mom and dad, his child rozland and his life growing up

Kuldip Singh Makker (81) talks to his sons, Kalitdeep Singh (44) and Haramandeep Singh (51), about his childhood before and after the Partition of India. He talks about the family who raised him and the challenges they experienced, his career,...

an insight into her dancing experiences

my uncle told me abput his life as a child, growing up, and being an Indian in the Airforce

Interview my friend who has a very strong Indian culture background.

This the story of my grandfather who immigrated here from India in the late 1960s. He started two very successful businesses that are still thriving today.

I spoke to my grandfather who had to come to India after the 1947 partition.

Daughter and mother discuss about supernatural things that happened in her past . The briths of her children and more.

I asked her questions on what it was like growing up, spirituality, school, and other things

My father and I discussed his journey to America and relationship with me.

What does Obama call somebody who has no body no nose and no last name? Nobody knows ... Obama's last name SKIP the FIRST 42 seconds, it is just silent and awkward My mom and I talk about an array...

Monika Nikore [no age given] has a second conversation with her mother, Vimal Nikore (86). This conversation adds greater detail to Vimal's childhood which includes the 1947 Partition of India.

Monika Nikore [no age given] has a conversation with her mother, Vimal Nikore (86), about her life in India, both before and after the Partition of 1947.

In this interview, conducted in June 2018 in Chicago, Illinois, Aysha Ahmad (17) interviews her mentor Anabel Chavva (27) about her graduate school experience and intercultural marriage. She talks about meeting her Indian husband in Ireland and how they work...

I ask my mother about her childhood and what it was like.

Nand Ahuja (68) talks to his son Aman Ahuja (34) about growing up in India, after his family left Pakistan during the 1947 Partition. He recalls growing up with his siblings, the importance of his education, and the lasting influence...

In this interview, my grandpa talks about his experience with the India-Pakistan partition. Then afterward I talk to my grandma and listen to what she thinks about the future of the world and lessons we can all learn from this...