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The story of someone who although had a rough childhood has risen to me a great person.
This is about my Grandfathers past and the ups and downs of it. He explains his own wisdom of truth about life as well.
Through out this interview, me and my father, Jose Garcia, discuss family memories. These memories played a defining role in both of our lives. Though laughter and remembering sad events, I have remembered why I love my father so much.
I did a total of 23 questions where my grandma talks about her childhood life, where she grew up, and how she met my grandpa.Also memories of myself and my father, aunt, and uncle
In this interview, recorded November 23, 2016 in Urbana, Illinois, I, Jack Larson age 16, talk to my Grandpa, Carl S Larson age 84, about his life and experiences. Born in 1934, he attended University of Illinois and became a...
In this interview, I spent some time with my grandmother as she discussed her daring mother’s trip from Italy to America, her childhood in the face of poverty, her parents’ influence on her life, her experience in the military, and...
This interview was a very meaningful moment. This gave me the chance to get closer to him.
My name is Chloe Wolfe, I am 16 and I am speaking with my mother Christa Wolfe. who is 54 years old. We discussed the choices she had made in life and how she feels about them now.
Interview of Leon (Label) Handler's covering his early years to his working years.
this is an interview about a mother and a daughter trying to understand each other’s differences .
My mother and I talked about mainly her teenage years. How it was like when she waas younger and just refelcting, on where the wind has taken my mother...
Miguel Aguilar: 2021-05-01 05:44:34 I Miguel Aguilar talk with my mother Patricia about her childhood and past. It was a first-time interview with a few funny moments. It was really fun to conduct this interview. We had never really sat...