Harvey Sherman

“I've lived with this for so long.”

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Chris Whitney tells his friend Erin Kuka about being diagnosed HIV positive early on in the AIDS crisis.

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Recorded in San Francisco, CA.

“In my old school, I never went to class.”

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Meliza Arellano tells Sarah Benko, her former seventh-grade teacher, about how she became a serious student.

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Recorded in New York, NY.

“Does it bother you to think of home?”

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Sarah Littman interviews her son, Joshua, who has Asperger's syndrome, about his first semester at college. Read more…

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Recorded in New York, NY.

“What happened on that day is tattooed on your soul.”

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88-year-old Frank Curre remembers serving on the U.S.S. Tennessee during the attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. Read more…

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Recorded in Waco, TX.

“I always have a notecard in my pocket that tells me what the date is.”

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Gweneviere Mann talks to her boyfriend, Yasir Salem, about living without a short-term memory. Her condition results from a stroke she suffered during an operation to remove a brain tumor.

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Recorded in New York, NY.

“At the time, I was tutoring at an after-school program...”

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Ayodeji Ogunniyi remembers how the murder of his father led him to a new career. Read more…

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Recorded in Chicago, IL.

“The doctors were amazed that he lived as long as he lived...”

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Gloria Del Bianco and her nephew, Lou, remember her father, Luigi Del Bianco, one of the chief stone carvers of Mt. Rushmore.

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Recorded in New York, NY.

“The students wouldn't speak to me...”

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A.P. Tureaud Jr. (R) tells his friend Steven Walkley (L) about becoming the first African-American undergraduate at Louisiana State University in 1953.

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Recorded in New York, NY.

“I had a position at a senior citizen facility...”

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John Klein remembers meeting the love of his life, Mary Ann Allen, with her daughter Bernice Flournoy.

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Recorded in Oakland, CA.

“Thomas woke me up and said that something was really wrong.”

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Mary Morris remembers her husband, Thomas, one of two Washington D.C. postal workers who died from exposure to anthrax in October, 2001. Read more…

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Recorded in Beach Park, IL.

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