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I interviewed about how Aregash and her faith, childhood, immigration and family. She has a very interesting life, in my opinion. I love hearing her talk to me
This is an interview between Jacquelin and Kadjo discussing about family, friend, and life.
One Small Step partners Ernestine Krehbiel (83) and Rose [No Name Given] (45) share a conversation about their children, abortion, faith, and their personal political values.
This interview is about ajanaye and her childhood. How she got her nick names, how she wants to be remembered.
Paul and Linda Engebretson talk about life in small-town Minnesota, college, Medical school and building a family.
Suud Olat (no age given) talks with his friend, Jay Perske (no age given), about his experiences as a Somali refugee, how he came to the United States, and why he dedicates himself to refugee advocacy.
In our interview, my grandpa and I talked about the things my Grandpa would say to himself when he was a teenager. My grandpa is Christian, so through the most traumatic events that he went through, he looked toward God...
My grandpa talked about his childhood and how his life was like growing up on a farm. He also talked about how his dad was the most influential person in his life, because he taught right from wrong, and how...
Interviewing my neighbor in her house about her life and childhood. November 24th 2017 at 11:25ish. We talked about her life struggles and what some of her favorite memories are. Michel and her family are our backyard neighbors, they moved...
Joyce Banks (84) talks with her daughter, Linda Banks (52), about growing up on farms in Minnesota, working as a stenographer, marrying a mixed race man in the 1950s, and how she feels about racial politics.
Achieving dreams and following your dreams and believing in yourself and not to have so many regrets.
Larry Crouch (72) has a conversation with Colleen Sindermann (92) about growing up, working, getting married, and having children.
This is an interview of Sophie Leng who is from China and is now training to be a teacher in Minnesota. She talks about the blessings and challenges of learning new cultures.
This is a story of the experiences of Ron during his time as a young man in the US Army during World War II.
My mother and I talk about her childhood growing up as a Hmong individual that immigrated from Laos. We talk about Hmong culture and what it means to us and the relevance of Hmong today.