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This interview is all about happy memories, funny stories, and festivals in India.
I interviewed my grandpa, Angelo Savaiano (76). We spoke about the 1960’s and his experiences during that time period.
My grandmother gives us a brief story of her relationship with my grandfather and being a mother to my father.
My grandma reads a beautiful Mexican poem in Spanish and English
Dorothy Moore (82) talks to her daughter, Dr. Sharon Moore (53), about growing up in Southern Louisiana, moving to Chicago in the late 1950s, work, marriage, motherhood, and buying her first home.
Growing up in the city of Chicago, going off to college, and raising kids.
This interview was about my older sister who is one of my role models and we were talking about how her life was in high school
Ashley Stephenson (18) talks to her teacher Nancy Zook (55) about graduating from high school and her hopes for the future.
Interviewed my oldest brother Jose Avalos. Him and I were always the odd ones out of the family so we naturally have a bond.
Steve Hetzel (36) asks his father, Robert "Bob" Hetzel (77) about growing up in Plain, WI, a Catholic farming and construction town, and moving to Chicago to become a high school physics teacher in the the late 1960's. "Bob" also...
In this interview my grandmother and I discussed the challenges she faced as a female plastic surgeon.
Lois Nelson (79) tells her daughter, Erika Nelson (51) about her childhood in Chicago, Illinois. Lois and Erika talk about Lois' educational choices and career that led to her involvement in the Frenald Closure Project and about activism in her...
Raymond Lauk (59) spoke to his great uncle and aunt, Vito (92) and Josephine Simone (90). Vito served on the USS WASP aircraft carrier during World War II. He recalls his time serving for the military and how he met...
Robert Holbach (93) talks to his daughter, Marie Thomas (69) about his family, his career in news and mail delivery, and his advice on preparing for retirement. This is the second of two interviews.
Charles Smith (79) talks to his son, Eben Chaske Smith (56) and his daughter, Kiela Smith-Upton (50) about growing up in Chicago, his family, education, and his career as an architect.
A tale of a married black couple as they make their way forward in the new civil rights era.
My mom is a a nice and caring persona do she grateful for her life and her family