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This was an interview passed on many questions I asked my Husband.

Thanksgiving when I was young from about 1955-1964. I would have been 5 years old to 14 years old

This interview is private.

This interview was after the thanksgiving feast. I tried to get the interview done before the "drinking" started but luckily he was not intoxicated

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In this interview I asked my mom 10 questions about her life.

In this interview, Brendan Stoller who is both an experienced DJ and Producer is asked questions on how rap/hip-hop has changed within the last decades. There is a focus on what is now being called "new rap" or "mumble rap"...

Shirley Nguyen interviews her aunt, Tram Nguyen (45), and finds out more about her.

I talked with my Grandfather Da about his life.

I, Jacob Schwartz (16), interviewed my Grandmother, Marilyn Schwartz (78), about her life, and how that differs to what living through Covid-19 is like.

I talk to my grandfather about what life was like living and working on a farm in the 1960s.

My mom told me about some of her memories and what she’s most grateful for

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interview my mom

This interview is about mostly the different aspects of the U.S in a foreigner’s eyes. Along other many other subjects about the general well being of a person.

Thanksgiving interview with my Grammy

Interview stuff

I basically asked simple and what I really wanted to I ow about my Mom

MJ interviewed GSue on November 25, 2018 at MJ’s house

This is an interview with my dad talking about his traditions that he did as a kid around the holidays. He shared some of the traditions that he and his five brothers had around the holidays. I then also asked...

This is my interview with my sister in law. She talks about her time at el molino.

Ryan Swaney (17) interview her dad, James Swaney (47), about the events of September 11th 2001.

Elizabeth Lewis interviews her dad about his Thanksgiving experience. He talks about his thanksgivings as a kid, favorite tradition, favorite food, and what he misses that we no longer do.

Today I recorded this interview with my Pop Pop to help document his presence in my life. At first I only looked at this as an extra credit project for my honors world civilization class, but after I did this...

An interview with my aunt who immigrated from Jordan when she was 6.