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Alexis Eckstine talks to her mother Aimee on her life growing up with a traveling father, and her life lived in Kuwait before the war broke out.
I will be taking the time to be interviewing my Mom. She has been an inspiration to me since I could remember. Through my childhood, she would put herself last to make sure I was happy, along with my brothers....
I interviewed my grandfather who immigrated to the U.S. from Peru for my school project.
I will be interviewing my grandfather. He was in the navy and started his own business so he is full of worldly knowledge
I’m going to be intervening my dad, Jesus. I chose him because i feel like he has a lot of stories to tell me that I’ve never asked him to talk about.
My grandpa explains his colorful past , the good and the bad, and where he is now.
I chose to interview my grandma over Thanksgiving break. My sisters both had interviewed her before about certain topics, but none of those topics included what it was like growing up for. She was born the day WW2 ended and...
I will be interviewing my dad as we are going out of town for thanksgiving and I will be unable to interview anyone else.
I will be intervieeing my mom because she has always been my hero and has had a interesting life.
In this interview, I ask my mom personal questions about her childhood. You will hear her discuss where she's from, if she regrets anything, what the ups and downs are of being a parent, and recall some good/ bad memories...
For my interview, I decided to interview my Great-Grandma Rose. I decided to interview my Grandma because she is the oldest living person in my family. My Grandma is 95 years old and grew up during the Great Depression and...
I Interviewed my Dad because he is a huge inspiration in my life. I wanted to learn more about his life growing up. He has taught me how to be respectful and hardworking but also how to have a good...
In this interview my Grandma and I talked about life in Cleveland, growing up, meeting her husband, jobs, memories, and her dreams for her Grandchildren. My Grandma tells some stories about when she was a child going for ice cream...
Today, I interviewed my grandmother, Natalie Nedoma. When she was only 5 years old, Natalie’s mother died which left her and her 3 siblings in the care of her ailing father. When he died at the age of 10, her...
Makayla and her Great-Grandma talk about what it was like back in the day for school, work, farm life, and more
My name is Johnny Glad, and I interviewed my grandma. My grandma and her family decided to move to America during WWII. In the interview, I ask her to reflect on her experiences of moving to America, and how hard...
I am going to be interviewing my Mom and/or Dad because I want to learn more about their childhood and growing up
Practice StoryCorps interview for composition and rhetoric. I plan to interview my dad. I will interview him because I feel like I can get some very interesting responses. I expect it to be a good interview.
I plan on interviewing my father on his experience in the military because it is something he doesn’t talk about much
This is an interview with my father. He talks about his life, his family, and his job. He says that he likes his life and would not want to change a thing.
I am choosing to interview my mother because we're very close. My mom is a grrat storyteller and very wise.
I'm going to be interview my mom because she grew up in a different country and I want to learn about her childhood.
I'm going to interview my mom because shes done a lot of cool things
I interviewed my grandma, age 69, for the Great Thanksgiving Listen. She talked about her family, like stories about her mom and brothers. She detailed her battle with cancer, as well as a few other old stories. She shared some...