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my name is kennedi Davenport I’m 16 and I interview curt faughn which is my poppy. we talked about a lot of changes in life and about how god is a big part in his life. The main subjected we...
It was about a a guy who cheats on his girlfriend with her bestfriend. the boyfriends gets his girlfriend pregnant
Cal Porter talks to his Grandma who he calls Grammy about her childhood, highlights of life, and mistakes. It happens in Balboa Island.
In this interview, my grandmother and I spoke about her life when she was younger, memories of her life, and how she would like me to be.
This is some of the life of my grandmother. She’s so important to me and just such a big part of my life. You might laugh, you might cry, you might laugh some more, but no matter what you do...
lucila tejeda talks about her childhood, her dream job, and more! Only in this interview translated by my mother! you cannot miss it.
Pamela Earney is a woman who has been living with cancer since 2012. In this interview she talks about how cancer has affected her everyday life and the ones around her.
I asked my dad questions about himself and his past. He told me some of the dreams he had but never pursued. He also explained what he would tell 20year old him if he had the change.
Maxwell and I discussed his life during Covid and the struggles he faces. This also includes how his emotions and social life changed during these times.
In this interview, we talk about my grandfathers childhood, how he meet my grandmother, how my father was when he was a kid, and about our traditions. Highlights: 0:00-0:20 (introduction), 4:40-8:36, 11:52-16:53, 16:55-22:35, 22:38-27:42, 27:43-34:50, 34:51-38:52
The first hand account of what happened the night my dad passed away.
Welcome to America is a interview about how a kid named Sem came to America and he learned to move and fit in with outside crowds.
Maria "Terry" Dominquez (57) speaks with her nephew Phillip Casanova (28) about her career as a rescue medical firefighter, the deployment during the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and her reflections almost 20 years later.
