Alfred Zepeda (L) talks to his friend Albert Elias (R) about their childhood in Chavez Ravine, a Mexican-American neighborhood in Los Angeles that was replaced by Dodger Stadium.

Recorded in Montebello, CA

Jack Murray (R) went down to Ground Zero the day of the September 11 attacks. He tells his friend, Jud Esty-Kendall (L), about cutting steel so rescue workers could search for those buried in the rubble.

Recorded in New York, NY

Barbara Dundon tells her husband, Jack, how her mother, Dorothy Lang, found love in an assisted living home.

Recorded in New York, NY

Zenobbie Clark (L) and her sister, Diana Carter (R), remember their brother, Samuel "Bubba" Hammond Jr., who was shot in the back and killed during the Orangeburg Massacre of 1968. Read more...

Recorded in Plantation, FL

Tami Hayes talks to her daughter, Dymond, about battling breast cancer as a single parent. Dymond was 13 at the time of Tami's diagnosis.

Recorded in St. Peters, MO

Audrey Newman (R) talks with her mother, Florence (L) who has Alzheimer's, about her father, Joe Newman.

Recorded in Commack, NY

Gene Kendzior tells his daughter, Jennifer, about his father, who died working in a coal mine in 1967.

Recorded in Morgantown, WV

17-year-old amateur boxing champion Seniesa Estrada talks to her father and coach, Joe Estrada, about how she got started in the sport. Read more...

Recorded in Los Angeles, CA

Sylvia Mendez (L), 73, talks to her sister Sandra Mendez Duran (R), 59, about Mendez v. Westminster, their family's 1945 lawsuit that won Mexican-American children the right to attend white schools.

Recorded in Walnut, CA

Graciela Kavulla tells her husband, Timothy, about her grandmother, who was a midwife.

Recorded in Houston, TX