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My grandfather Jeff Marshall let me interview him about the influence his father had on his life.
In his 25 years of life, Hector has gone through a lot. Especially from the time he was old enough to enlist. His life was almost taken away from him - he would argue it was completely torn apart -...

Colleagues Elma Nieto-Rodriguez [no age given] and Jim Jimenez [no age given] discuss their paths to becoming librarians. The two have been colleagues for nearly 20 years and reflect on the future of libraries.
In this interview recorded on January 2, 2020 in San Antonio, Texas, Venice Xie (15) asks her mom, Tracy Xie (47) about growing up in China and moving to the United States. Mrs. Tracy explains how her childhood was difficult...
This interview was conducted for a philosophy class discussing the idea of self and freedom.
what makes aunt Nicole aunt Nicole ? friendships, parenting, and life lessons
Lupe Martinez, MAFO Chairman of the Board shares his experiences of advocating for famworkers
My Oma and Opa are my great aunt and uncle and helped raised me. This is me asking about their life and history with bits of family humor sprinkled in.
My Grandfather and I share our thoughts on how change and continuities play from the past into the future.

Lifelong friends and "cribmates" Ann Hunn (75) and Finn Alban (75) share stories about growing up together, their family histories, and their life paths.
We talked about life, legacies and love. We talked about the meaning of it all and the lessons we have to learn.

Colleagues Gabriela Cadena [no age given] and Mark Dubay (51) discuss their volunteer work in San Antonio, Texas. They reflect on small businesses strengthening the community, tips for event planning, and the vitality of San Antonio's Southside neighborhood.
In this interview I will be getting Aidan’s(my brother) opinion on things, and how he felt.
My my grandfather (Gary Schott) and I (Brookell Schott) discuss our long standing 4th of July tradition.