Lourdes Villanueva tells her son Roger about growing up in a family of migrant workers.

Recorded in Tampa, FL

90-year-old Bill Schifrin tells his son-in-law, Herman Rotenberg, about making his living as a wedding ring salesman.

Recorded in New York, NY

Reverend James Seawood remembers how African-American families were forced out of Sheridan, Arkansas, when the schools attempted to integrate.

Recorded in Staten Island, NY

Mike Kenny, a ground zero worker during the recovery effort, talks with his wife, Brenda, about working at the World Trade Center site after the September 11 attacks.

Recorded in New York, NY

10-year-old Ida Cortez talks about her dyslexia with her mother, Kim Wargo.

Recorded in San Francisco, CA

James Bost remembers his father, a salesman during the Great Depression, in an interview with his son Doug.

Recorded in New York, NY

Ed Miller (L) tells his son EJ (R) about his father, Ed Miller, Sr.

Recorded in New York, NY

Willa and Brad Guidi tell their daughter Tasha about meeting at college in 1970.

Recorded in Peoria, IL

Barbara Esrig remembers the car accident that nearly took her life.

Recorded in Gainesville, FL

Dr. Jim Fleming tells his daughter, Janetta, about being trapped indoors by the Great Ice Storm of 1951.

Recorded in Nashville, TN