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“I called it the house of refuge”
Reverend Robert Crum tells his wife, Linda, about a shelter he helped to create.
Recorded in Lawton, OK.
“He said, 'Well, Judge, I'm disappointed in you...'”
Judge Joe Pigott tells his wife, Lorraine, about Willie Earl "Pip" Dow, a man he sentenced many times.
Recorded in Jackson, MS.
“I got this job at Paul Bunyan restaurant...”
Tomas Kubrican and his wife, Carol Mittlesteadt, remember how they met.
Recorded in Milwaukee, WI.
“We would drive around the Jazz Festival and look at beatniks...”
Catherine Dwyer remembers her father in an interview with her daughter, Meggan.
Recorded in New York, NY.
“What do you think the differences are in the way you grew up and the way I grew up?”
Jesse McGleughlin to her mother, Sue Hyde.
Recorded in Boston, MA.
“How would you say the diagnosis of your Alzheimer's has affected us?”
Bob Chew to his wife, Jo Ann.
Recorded in Little Rock, AR.
“I was a cop with a good reputation out in the street.”
Retired police officer Walter Fahey tells his son Bill about his long career.
“We were always looking up to Travis...”
Jenny Francis and Rebecca Fuller remember their brother, First Lieutenant Travis Fuller, who was killed in Iraq.
Recorded in Portland, ME.
“When I was nine, I weighed 250 pounds.”
Johnnie Tyson tells her niece Sandra Fleming about growing up obese.
“He asked me, 'How many black jelly beans are in the jar...'”
Theresa Burroughs tells her daughter Toni Love about registering to vote.
Recorded in Tuscaloosa, AL.
