Search Interviews

Friends and coworkers Bridget Mulroy (38), Marty O'Malley (67), and Mike Fernandez (65) talk about their lives in Mobile, what brought them to working with people with disabilities, and what they have learned from their work.

me and my dad

The origin and execution of a project to provide school supplies to the hurricane damaged areas by members of the Delta Xi chapter of Chi State, Delta Kappa Gamma International.

In this interview, conducted on November 29, 2015 in Shreveport, Louisiana, Christina Jones (16) interviews her grandfather Clyde Jones (62) about his life growing up in the south.

In this interview, conducted in December 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana, Matthew Palmer (17) interviews his father John Palmer (54) about his childhood, teenage, and college years. John tells about Christmas with his mother. He also shares what his first...

Brothers, Doug Alderson (64) and David Alderson (66), together recount the story of a canoe trip they went on as teenagers that went awry.

Pom was robbed and shot on the west bank after hurricane Katrina.

Asking question to my sister

Husband and wife Daniel (Dan) Ross [no age given] and Jade Sank Ross [no age given] share stories of how they became rabbis, when they first felt they were rabbis for real, how Dan transitioned from Hillel rabbi to Central...

Education Curator of the Historic New Orleans Collection, Sue Laudeman (born in 1937), discusses life as a girl in New Orleans and her relationship with the wetlands that surround the urban area. *Disclaimer: This interview was conducted in Coastal Louisiana...

Ann Hein of Bayou Teche talks about language, family, activism, education, and her roots in Cajun country.

My grandmother and I talk about how she met my grandfather, how her parents came to the U.S., and how she got her nickname.

This is an interview that I did on my mom about her life and what she would want from mine. I did this for credit on my history final

Art student, Minnie Phan (21), interviews photographer, Kevin B. Jones (53) about his work, traveling to other countries, membership in 3.9 Art Collective, and how his works connects with its audience.

In this interview, we discuss my uncles childhood memories, with his move to America from Korea. We talk about the loss of tradition and culture from the move along with the LA riots.

Father Don and Barbara Owens were instrumental in helping to guide many young adults through this thing we call life.

Three undergraduates from Olin College of Engineering discuss their experiences at the AGU 2017 Fall Meeting. These students are on a team of 5, working to redesign the user experience of the HydroShare tool.

Eric Allison, born and raised New Orleans adult who worked at an ER during Covid-19 shares his experience.

We talked about Jeff’s unique life experiences and stories!

This interview is a casual talk about genders and how most of us can relate to having both masculine and feminine qualities throughout our lifetimes. The basis from which this conversation is directed is an article used in my Family...

Kennedy Williams interviewed her grandma (Willie Mae Hines) about her childhood in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Illinois. Willie Mae talks about her family and children and leaving a message to the future generations.

We talked about my Dad’s experiences coming to America and living here as a green card holder and then later as a naturalized citizen. We also spoke about his relationship with my mother.

A brief introduction about the person being interviewed. Their opinion on politics and other things going on in the government such as Donald Trump and gun control. Talks about democracy and the republic system.

We met outdoors for our interview because our school is bursting at the seams! Amy shared her experiences as a founding Waldorf parent and her thoughts on how she meshes her Judaism with Waldorf education.

The world at large and our next steps on our new journey . We are leaving LA and going to Colorado, how two old dudes get to deal with such a profound undertaking.