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“There were some interesting times with that old leg...”
Lendall Hill tells his daughter, Lori FitzGerald, about his father's artificial leg.
Recorded in Charleston, WV.
“You're the kind of person that we want our child to grow into...”
Cathy Resmer to her friend Jules Fishelman.
Recorded in Burlington, VT.
“In 1944 my brother, Joe, was in the service...”
Marie DeSantis tells her grandson, Mark Hayes, about a Christmas during World War II.
Recorded in New York, NY.
“She was determined to keep us together as a family.”
Joyce Butler remembers her mother, who worked in a shipyard during World War II, in an interview with her daughter, Stephanie.
Recorded in Portland, ME.
“How did you feel when I was born?”
15-year-old Mary Warm, who has Down syndrome, to her father, David.
Recorded in Kansas City, MO.
“I put the screen down, took a seat, and the streetcar became hostile.”
Jerome Smith tells his friend Carol Bebelle about an incident from his childhood.
Recorded in New Orleans, LA.
“We lived in a very chaotic environment...”
Rebecca Katechis and her sister, Carolyn Schlam, remember growing up in the Bronx.
Recorded in Miami, FL.
“What was the biggest change about you from Vietnam?”
Hannah Campbell interviews her father, Tom Geerdes, about coming home from war.
Recorded in Murray, KY.
“I always lived in fear that someone would discover that I couldn't keep up.”
Sean Plasse tells his friend Blanche Podhajski about being dyslexic.
“I had heard all these horror stories about crooks and gangsters...”
Juliet Jegasothy, who is originally from Sri Lanka, tells her friend Sheena Jacob about adjusting to life in the United States.
Recorded in Pittsburgh, PA.
