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
- “When I was growing up, the emphasis was on being able to get a job.”

Herman Blake and his brother Sidney remember their childhood during the 1940s. Read more...
Recorded in New York, NY
- “I had a pretty severe accident at work...”

Jack Richmond tells his daughter, Reagan, about being an amputee. Read more...
Recorded in Knoxville, TN
- “At three years of age, you just started playing...”

Staff Sergeant Daniel Hodd and his mother, Evelyn, talk about Daniel's decision to put aside a promising career as a pianist in order to join the Marine Corps. Read more...
Recorded in New York, NY
Staff Picks
- “By the time I was in the second grade, everyone was calling me Raymond.”

Ramon "Chunky" Sanchez remembers how teachers changed the names of Mexican-American students during the 1950s.
Recorded in San Diego, CA
- “Let's talk about Miss Devine.”

James Ransom and Cherie Johnson remember their neighbor and Sunday school teacher.
Recorded in Sarasota, FL
- “We'd known death but not like this.”

Hector Black remembers the murder of his daughter, Patricia Nuckles, by an intruder in her home.
Recorded in Nashville, TN

