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My Dad’s life was talked about in this interview.

Today I sat down and talked to my mom about her childhood, and what has shaped her into the person she is today. StoryCorps is a non-profit challenging people to capture their families’ histories. If you want to join the...

We talked about about my mom’s childhood. And what it was like for her growing up.

Interviewing my sister about her life, childhood, and spirituality.

One Small Step conversation partners Justin Friedman (49) and Ericka Kay (40) talk about how their families have impacted their political values. They also discussed how subjects including the environment, gun rights, the U.S. Constitution, religion, abortion and social media...

Brief family history

In this interview a father was asked about his childhood and things he learned throughout his life.

This is an interview about their relationship from beginning to present.

My mom and I talk about her childhood in the countryside and her journey to America. She shares some of her most difficult memories and her happiest memories.

My grandma talks about her 67 years of life

Yolanda Ortega-Gammill talks about her life and upbringing

My mother talked about her life and what has impacted her the most.

One Small Step partners Maria DeNovio (40) and Cory [No Name Given] (32) have a conversation where they exchange lived experiences and share moments in their careers that shaped their perspectives.

We spoke about our two-week, cross-country trip from Blacksburg, VA to Berkeley, CA and our thoughts on both of our experiences at UC Berkeley.

Great grandpa's life story

everything she remembers

Allegra talks Brazil, Mac, grandkids.

Jonas Frost 17 Alex Corona 32 licensed therapist 12/21/23

Hago preguntas a una persona que habla espanol con fluidez.

We talked about life lessons.

Interview with my grandmother about growing up, living in Germany 20 years post holacaust, and how she met my grandfather and the Vietnam war.

I interviewed my older brother. He answered simple questions like what is he most grateful for, one happy memory he has, what he's passionate about and one favorite memory he has of me.

The interview starts off with a recount of some of the most negligent moments of Jill’s life, and goes on to some interesting story’s about her great grandparents and her grandparents.

A successful immigrant story, who realize her dream and stopped at nothing, who had to separate from her own 14 month old child, so she could let us have a better life in the future.

Frank Roza