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Conversation with Ruth Schaul about Charles Schaul and other events in her life. From the beginning of Jill's 50th birthday celebration.
Michael Hoefgen (17), interviews Ethan Bayerlein (16), about his life experiences.
We talked about our lives growing up and our opinion about how far things have come.
Jonathan Trameri: 2020-05-11 03:38:43 I ask my brother how his life has been during quarantine and how he has felt.
Interview with Mx. Hilbert, 4th grade teacher at U.S. Grant school regarding Bicycle Drivers Ed
Kennedy talks to her mom about what her childhood was like and how things are different now compared to then. They also talk about school and fun memories they've had together.
Today I talked with my grandpa who watch racism in Wisconsin. He grow up in Michigan and was a journalist and then moved to Milwaukee to work for the city.
I learned about my grandma's past and what It was like when she was a child and stories about my dad when he was a child
This interview is about Jackie’s life growing up. She talks about the people who influenced her life and affected the person she became today.
Interview with my mom and her expirences throughout early life to her imagration to the US.
This interview was about the persons life and what they’ve learned and what they have achieved from it. It was about her childhood and past life.
We spoke about life with my dad as one of 4 children, music, college, and moving.
This Interview is about how my dad came to Milwaukee. The struggles he had to do to come here to the United States.
We talked about pop culture related things like music and movies and how they differ from her era to mine. We also had some fun questions and some laughs
We talked about her past and some of her favorite moments in her past. We also talked about some of her future aspirations.
An interview about friendship where we talked about our past and shared memories from our childhood. We also talked about who we are now and what we are grateful for.
Sue Schlough talks about growing up in the Depression, working in Nagasaki 10 years after the end of WWII, her faith, sexual assault, and politics.