StoryCorps interviews are featured every Friday on NPR’s Morning Edition. Hear all of the stories from our long-running public radio series—and more—on this page and in our podcasts. You can also check out our books and animations.
Latest Stories
- “Next thing I know, I hear the loudest explosion...”

Iraq war Veteran Travis Williams, sole survivor of his 12-man squad, remembers the explosion that took his 11 teammates. Read more...
Recorded in Missoula, MT
- “The last 22 years would have been hell without you.”

Sally Edwards (L) and Lue Hutchinson (R) remember becoming friends after they both lost sons in the Gulf War. Read more...
Recorded in Cincinnati, OH
Staff Picks
- “What has happened to the human voice?”

Studs Terkel, the late oral historian, from a 2005 interview recorded when a StoryCorps MobileBooth visited his home.
Recorded in Chicago, IL
- “I wasn't very nice...”

87-year-old Kay Wang tells her granddaughter, Chen, and her son, Cheng, about her childhood.
Recorded in New York, NY
- “My father was everything to me...”

Dr. William Lynn Weaver talks with his daughter, Kimberly.
Recorded in Atlanta, GA


