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Friends Jorge Lazareff (67) and Eli Beller (30) discuss Jorge's migratory journey from his homeland of Argentina to the United States and the various countries Jorge worked in along the way.
Emily Mendoza (25) talks with her brother, Victor Mendoza (17) about her childhood and growing up. She talks about how she would like to be remembered through memories with individuals. She takes on the topic of parenthood and how it...
I interviewed my two uncles and my mom about their experience being in LA when the Rodney King riots occurred.
Holland Forsythe (19) catches up with her friend, Michael Farmer (19) about what it's like to attend film school in Los Angeles. The two also discuss Michael's outlandish trip to a remote farm in Colorado.
Lida (49) interviews her husband James (46) about going full "Ukie" by adopting her Ukrainian culture as a Filipino-American from Los Angeles
My Grandpa discusses how he became the first one of his family to go to college, as well as his process of becoming the top opthalmologist in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Catherine Johnson (38) interviews her mom Carolyn Ellingson (80) about what the pandemic has been like and how it feels to be vaccinated, Carolyn's life growing up, living through traumatic loss and grief, and the things in life that help...
Community partners, Councilmember Bob Blumenfield, Odet Nazarian, and Terry Lotka, have a conversation about the impact of giving back to the community and, in turn, to themselves.
Adriana (25) uses fiction, autobiography and political commentary to explain to Lida (51) how she sees beyond Ukrainian Village
Sharon Sorrentino would sing the opening song, Stevie Wonder’s “My Cherie Amour,'' to her daughter, Sierra Sorrentino, constantly when she was a baby. Perhaps it was her choir background that gave her the chops to adapt the great Wonder’s lyrics...