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Nelson Harrison, jazz musician, inventor, psychologist, and educator talks about the racism he and his siblings faced in Pittsburgh schools.

Nelson grew up in a Pittsburgh black family with several generations of professionals with graduate degrees and shares the discrimination that they faced during Jim Crow and during the Civil Rights Movement.

Moms life story as an immigrant

My moms life story in 6 mins as an immigrant from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe to Los Angeles.

Fathers and Signs

How a father’s passing and personal intuition affects life decisions.

Interviewing a Loved One
November 27, 2022 App Interview

Chance Eben is my roommate and one of my best friends. He is a loved on i admire for the way he constantly carries himself and the person he hold him self too despite his past. In this interview i...

I Asked the Blue Heron: an interview with author Lisbeth Coiman

Lisbeth Coiman answers questions about her book, in which she tells her story as an immigrant afflicted by a serious mental condition.

My Life as a Psychologist, Professor, and Sex Therapist in Historical Context

I trace the beginnings of my education and emergence into the pioneering era of human sexuality university courses and my life as a sex therapist and professor of human sexuality with a few mini tips.

San Francisco Native

This is a conversation between Freeman and his father John, recorded in Los Angeles on a visit from San Francisco.

Mom and son 8/25/2018

A brief interview showing the two sides of a mother son relationship

McKenzie H 4.22.18

McKenzie talks the role of photography in personal and cultural history, and the conflict of impartial presence vs involvement.

Pam Becoming An American

Pam is a naturalized American citizen. She was born in South Africa during Apartheid and emigrated to the U.S. with her husband and young children.