The Conversation of a Lifetime

The Conversation of a Lifetime

StoryCorps gives people of all backgrounds, typically two at a time, the opportunity to record meaningful conversations and archives the recordings at the Library of Congress. Recording a StoryCorps interview couldn’t be easier: You invite a loved one, or anyone else you choose, to one of the StoryCorps recording sites to share a 40-minute conversation. Not able to get to a recording site? Use the StoryCorps App and make a plan to record anywhere.

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2017 Mobile Tour

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StoryCorps in Atlanta

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StoryCorps in Chicago

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More Resources for Archiving & Sharing Your Story

Great Questions

After 13 years of listening, we know what makes a great conversation: Ask great questions. Here are some of our suggestions for getting a good conversation going. We encourage you to use the ones you like and to come up with your own.

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What to Expect at a StoryCorps Interview

A StoryCorps interview is 40 minutes of uninterrupted time for meaningful conversation with a friend or loved one. No matter how well you know your storyteller, a little preparation will improve the quality of your interview enormously.

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Bring StoryCorps to Your Community

Recording with StoryCorps provides an opportunity for engagement while preserving stories for future generations. Our trained staff can record onsite anywhere in the United States.

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StoryCorps DIY

Multimedia resources to help you learn how to start your own projects to record, preserve, and share stories. Designed for groups and organizations creating programming around storytelling.

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The StoryCorps App

An app with a purpose: To create a worldwide culture of listening. The StoryCorps App is a tool for listening, connecting, and sharing stories of the human experience.

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The Great Thanksgiving Listen

Our call for a national movement to empower high school students to create an oral history of the contemporary United States by recording an interview with an elder.

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Each week, the StoryCorps podcast shares these unscripted conversations, revealing the wisdom, courage, and poetry in the words of people you might not notice walking down the street.