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Small life things personal

Siblings Rudi Berkelhamer (75) and Jay Berkelhamer (79) talk about their childhoods growing up in Chicago and one of its suburbs during the 1940s and 1950s.

An interview with my father in his immigration to America from India.

Interview with Grams about love and marriage.

I talk to my mom about her life

Me talking to my father about him and his life.

While interviewing my mother we mostly talked about family.

Interview in a FBI agent about the 1968 Democratic national convention and the 1960’s.

In this interview, conducted on November 2017 in Cicero, Illinois, Jose interviews older brother, Javier, about his upbringing in the US from Mexican immigrant parents. Javier shares stories about his childhood and teenage years in the city of Chicago. He...

Basically about my moms life and what she has gone through and what her childhood was like

In this interview my mother and I talk about her childhood years as well as an important person in her life who’s lived through five generations. It’s a comedic interview, with very real answers.

just talking about stuff

Stories if the history of the Holenweg family.

We chatted about Ward's life in nature - urban & wild.

A quick interview about a photographer’s life growing up, and how he views everything.

Talking to my mom

Me and my Nana talked about her experiences as a child and what she thinks about today’s world.

Amex

Her memories in the work field, of growing up on a farm, travel, and her happiest moments.

Sharon and Andy Allison were discussing their youth, where they lived, their marriage and up to moving into Indian Head Park, interviewed by Tom Hinshaw

Nonno Gino talks about his time in Italy, coming to America, and his time welding. He says to “never stop learning”.

Talked about life and lessons that my dad has learned along the way.

My mom and I talked about her immigration from Russia to Israel and then to America. She also talked about her transitions from one state to the other.

A short interview with my number one inspiration

Zahra Ndirangu interviews her father, published author Ndirangu Githaiga, on his book that tells of the Kenyan experience. They delve into talks of race, literature, and representation.