Mobile Stop: Tallahassee, FL
StoryCorps is partnering with WFSU to record, preserve, and share the stories of Tallahassee, Florida!
November 18 – December 20, 2021
StoryCorps is thrilled to announce that the Mobile Tour will be recording in Tallahassee, FL! For the first time ever, participants will have the option to record in-person or remotely in our “virtual recording booth.” Both options will be guided by one of our trained staff members.
Information on recording in-person:
- Recordings will take place at the LeRoy Collins Public Library in downtown Tallahassee
- Both participants must be physically present for the recording
- Due to safety considerations, participants must wear masks for the entirety of their appointment
- Participants must maintain social distancing from StoryCorps staff during the entirety of their recording. Participants can also opt to maintain social distancing from their conversation partner but will not be required to do so.
Click here for more information on what StoryCorps is doing to keep you and our staff safe.
Information on recording virtually:
- Recordings can take place anywhere, as long as participants have access to an internet connected device
- Participants can be in the same location while recording or in different locations
- A tech check, which will test the ability of your device to connect to the virtual recording booth, will be required prior to your recording appointment
Before making your reservation, check in with your conversation partner to figure out which option works best for the two of you. Please have their contact information ready when you book. If either of you are not fully vaccinated, we request that you select the virtual recording option.
Reservations to record will open for booking on November 3 at 10am! After that time, please click one of the buttons blow to select a spot.
More reservations will be released on November 19th. Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household. If all spots are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the recording process and answer any questions. If you are recording virtually, we will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the Mobile Tour
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
Mobile Stop: Columbus, GA
StoryCorps is partnering with Georgia Public Broadcasting to record, preserve, and share the stories of Columbus, GA!
October 14 – November 12, 2021
StoryCorps is thrilled to announce that the Mobile Tour will be recording in Columbus, GA! For the first time ever, participants will have the option to record in-person or remotely in our “virtual recording booth.” Both options will be guided by one of our trained staff members.
In partnership with GPB, StoryCorps held an informational Open House on September 28 to share more information on our upcoming engagement in Columbus and what options people have to record with us. To watch the info session, click here.
Information on recording in-person
- From October 14 – October 24, recordings will take place at the Mildred L. Terry Public Library
- From October 25 – November 12, recording will take place at the Columbus Public Library
- Both participants must be physically present for the recording
- Due to safety considerations, participants must wear masks for the entirety of their appointment
- Participants must maintain social distancing from StoryCorps staff during the entirety of their recording. Participants can also opt to maintain social distancing from their conversation partner but will not be required to do so.
Click here for more information on what StoryCorps is doing to keep you and our staff safe.
Information on recording virtually
- Recordings can take place anywhere, as long as participants have access to an internet connected device
- Participants can be in the same location while recording or in different locations
- A tech check, which will test the ability of your device to connect to the virtual recording booth, will be required prior to your recording appointment
Before making your reservation, check in with your conversation partner to figure out which option works best for the two of you. Please have their contact information ready when you book. If either of you are not fully vaccinated, we request that you select the virtual recording option.
All are now open! Please click one of the buttons blow to select a spot.
Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household. If all spots are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the recording process and answer any questions. If you are recording virtually, we will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the Mobile Tour
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
Mobile Stop: Wilmington, NC
StoryCorps is partnering with WHQR to record, preserve, and share the stories of Wilmington, NC!
September 9 – October 8, 2021
StoryCorps is thrilled to announce that the Mobile Tour will be returning to the road in Wilmington, NC! For the first time ever, participants will have the option to record in-person or remotely in our “virtual recording booth.” Both options will be guided by one of our trained staff members.
In partnership with WHQR, StoryCorps held an informational Open House on August 18 to share more information on our upcoming engagement in Wilmington and what options people have to record with us. If you missed the event, you can watch it here.
Information on recording in-person
- Recording will take place at The Harrelson Center – more details on the location will be shared prior to the scheduled recording
- Both participants must be physically present for the recording
- Due to safety considerations, participants must wear masks for the entirety of their appointment
- Participants must maintain social distancing from StoryCorps staff during the entirety of their recording. Participants can also opt to maintain social distancing from their conversation partner but will not be required to do so.
Click here for more information on what StoryCorps is doing to keep you and our staff safe.
Information on recording virtually
- Recordings can take place anywhere, as long as participants have access to an internet connected device
- Participants can be in the same location while recording or in different locations
- A tech check, which will test the ability of your device to connect to the virtual recording booth, will be required prior to your recording appointment
Before making your reservation, check in with your conversation partner to figure out which option works best for the two of you. Please have their contact information ready when you book. If either of you are not fully vaccinated, we request that you select the virtual recording option.
All reservations are now available!
Please click one of the red buttons below to make a reservation. Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household. If all spots are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist by clicking here.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the recording process and answer any questions. If you are recording virtually, we will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the Mobile Tour
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
Virtual Mobile Stop: Connecticut
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is coming to Connecticut!
In partnership with Connecticut Public, StoryCorps is bringing our signature virtual recording experience to record, preserve, and share the stories of Connecticut.
August 4 – September 4, 2021
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour has facilitated thousands of meaningful conversations between people who know and care about one another. To date, these face-to-face conversations have taken place in our MobileBooth: an Airstream trailer outfitted with a recording studio, but now, for the first time ever, StoryCorps is providing the opportunity for people at stops along the Mobile Tour to bring a loved one to its “virtual recording booth” and participate in the StoryCorps experience online.
If you missed the Connecticut Open House and want to learn more about the StoryCorps Mobile Tour and how you can make an appointment to record with us in Connecticut, you can watch the video of the presentation here.
All of our recording reservations are now available! Please click the red button below to book a spot.
If all reservations are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist here.
Before making an appointment, please ensure you have:
- A strong internet connection or cell phone strength
- The platform we’re using will work with most smartphones, but if you have access to a computer, we strongly recommend using that instead
- If you do not have internet access or a cell phone, please make a note in your reservation
- The contact information for your conversation partner
- If you do not have a partner, please note that in your reservation and we will do our best to provide one for you
Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the virtual recording process and answer any technical questions. We will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone and completing the tech check. In the meantime, please check out our Virtual Step-by-Step guide and Great Questions guide.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
Virtual Mobile Stop: Rochester, NY
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is coming to Rochester, NY!
In partnership with WXXI, StoryCorps is bringing our signature virtual recording experience to record, preserve, and share the stories of Rochester.
June 30 – July 31, 2021
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour has facilitated thousands of meaningful conversations between people who know and care about one another. To date, these face-to-face conversations have taken place in our MobileBooth: an Airstream trailer outfitted with a recording studio, but now, for the first time ever, StoryCorps is providing the opportunity for people at stops along the Mobile Tour to bring a loved one to its “virtual recording booth” and participate in the StoryCorps experience online.
StoryCorps & WXXI hosted an Open House on June 9 to share more information about StoryCorps and our virtual recording platform. To view the Open House click here. To see a transcript of the Open House click here.
All of our recording reservations are now available! Please click the red buttons below to book a spot.
If all reservations are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist here.
Before making an appointment, please ensure you have:
- A strong internet connection or cell phone strength
- The platform we’re using will work with most smartphones, but if you have access to a computer, we strongly recommend using that instead
- If you do not have internet access or a cell phone, please make a note in your reservation
- The contact information for your conversation partner
- If you do not have a partner, please note that in your reservation and we will do our best to provide one for you
Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the virtual recording process and answer any technical questions. We will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone and completing the tech check. In the meantime, please check out our Virtual Step-by-Step guide and Great Questions guide.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
Virtual Mobile Stop: Central Virginia & the Shenandoah Valley
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is coming to Central Virginia & the Shenandoah Valley!
In partnership with WMRA, StoryCorps is bringing our signature virtual recording experience to record, preserve, and share the stories of Virginia.
June 2 – June 26, 2021
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour has facilitated thousands of meaningful conversations between people who know and care about one another. To date, these face-to-face conversations have taken place in our MobileBooth: an Airstream trailer outfitted with a recording studio, but now, for the first time ever, StoryCorps is providing the opportunity for people at stops along the Mobile Tour to bring a loved one to its “virtual recording booth” and participate in the StoryCorps experience online.
All reservations are now open! Please click one of the red buttons below to book a recording spot.
If all reservations are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist here.
Before making an appointment, please ensure you have:
- A strong internet connection or cell phone strength
- The platform we’re using will work with most smartphones, but if you have access to a computer, we strongly recommend using that instead
- If you do not have internet access or a cell phone, please make a note in your reservation
- The contact information for your conversation partner
- If you do not have a partner, please note that in your reservation and we will do our best to provide one for you
Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the virtual recording process and answer any technical questions. We will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone and completing the tech check. In the meantime, please check out our Virtual Step-by-Step guide and Great Questions guide.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
Virtual Mobile Stop: Baltimore, MD
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is returning to Baltimore!
In partnership with WYPR, StoryCorps is bringing our signature virtual recording experience to record, preserve, and share the stories of Baltimore.
April 28 – May 29, 2021
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour has facilitated thousands of meaningful conversations between people who know and care about one another. To date, these face-to-face conversations have taken place in our MobileBooth: an Airstream trailer outfitted with a recording studio, but now, for the first time ever, StoryCorps is providing the opportunity for people at stops along the Mobile Tour to bring a loved one to its “virtual recording booth” and participate in the StoryCorps experience online.
If you missed the informational Open House, you can find a video recording of it here!
All appointments are now available! Please click the red button below to book a spot.
If all reservations are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist through the same link.
Before making an appointment, please ensure you have:
- A strong internet connection or cell phone strength
- The platform we’re using will work with most smartphones, but if you have access to a computer, we strongly recommend using that instead
- If you do not have internet access or a cell phone, please make a note in your reservation
- The contact information for your conversation partner
- If you do not have a partner, please note that in your reservation and we will do our best to provide one for you
Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the virtual recording process and answer any technical questions. We will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone and completing the tech check. In the meantime, please check out our Virtual Step-by-Step guide and Great Questions guide.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
Virtual Mobile Stop: Little Rock, AR
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is returning to Little Rock!
In partnership with KUAR, StoryCorps is bringing our signature recording experience to the virtual space to record, preserve, and share the stories of Little Rock.
March 24 – April 24, 2021
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour has facilitated thousands of meaningful conversations between people who know and care about one another. To date, these face-to-face conversations have taken place in our MobileBooth: an Airstream trailer outfitted with a recording studio, but now, for the first time ever, StoryCorps is providing the opportunity for people at stops along the Mobile Tour to bring a loved one to its “virtual recording booth” and participate in the StoryCorps experience online.
Reservations for the full calendar are now open! Please click the red button below to book a spot.
If all reservations are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist through the same link.
Before making an appointment, please ensure you have:
- A strong internet connection or cell phone strength
- The platform we’re using will work with most smartphones, but if you have access to a computer, we strongly recommend using that instead
- If you do not have internet access or a cell phone, please make a note in your reservation
- The contact information for your conversation partner
- If you do not have a partner, please note that in your reservation and we will do our best to provide one for you
Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the virtual recording process and answer any technical questions. We will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone and completing the tech check. In the meantime, please check out our Virtual Step-by-Step guide and Great Questions guide.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
StoryCorps Virtual: Mississippi
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is coming to Mississippi!
In partnership with Mississippi Public Broadcasting, StoryCorps is bringing our signature recording experience to the virtual space to record, preserve, and share the stories of Mississippi.
February 17 – March 20, 2021
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour has facilitated thousands of meaningful conversations between people who know and care about one another. To date, these face-to-face conversations have taken place in our MobileBooth: an Airstream trailer outfitted with a recording studio, but now, for the first time ever, StoryCorps is providing the opportunity for people at stops along the Mobile Tour to bring a loved one to its “virtual recording booth” and participate in the StoryCorps experience online.
All reservations are now open!
Please click the red button below to book a spot.
If all reservations are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist through the same link.
Before making an appointment, please ensure you have:
- A strong internet connection or cell phone strength
- The platform we’re using will work with most smartphones, but if you have access to a computer, we strongly recommend using that instead
- If you do not have internet access or a cell phone, please make a note in your reservation
- The contact information for your conversation partner
- If you do not have a partner, please note that in your reservation and we will do our best to provide one for you
Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the virtual recording process and answer any technical questions. We will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone and completing the tech check. In the meantime, please check out our Virtual Step-by-Step guide and Great Questions guide.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
StoryCorps Virtual: Boston
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour is coming to Boston!
In partnership with WBUR & CitySpace, StoryCorps is bringing our signature recording experience to the virtual space to record, preserve, and share the stories of Boston.
January 5 – February 13, 2021
The StoryCorps Mobile Tour has facilitated thousands of meaningful conversations between people who know and care about one another. To date, these face-to-face conversations have taken place in our MobileBooth: an Airstream trailer outfitted with a recording studio, but now, for the first time ever, StoryCorps is providing the opportunity for people at stops along the Mobile Tour to bring a loved one to its “virtual recording booth” and participate in the StoryCorps experience online.
Before making an appointment, please ensure you have:
- A strong internet connection or cell phone strength
- The platform we’re using will work with most smartphones, but if you have access to a computer, we strongly recommend using that instead
- If you do not have internet access or a cell phone, please make a note in your reservation
- The contact information for your conversation partner
- If you do not have a partner, please note that in your reservation and we will do our best to provide one for you
All reservations to record are now available! Please click the red button below to book a spot.
If all reservations are booked, please add yourself to our waitlist through the same link.
Due to high demand and a limited number of appointments, we ask you to please limit bookings to one reservation per person/household.
What to Expect
StoryCorps’ Mobile team will contact everyone who will be participating to go over the details of the virtual recording process and answer any technical questions. We will also do a tech check with you a few days prior to your appointment. Please be on the lookout for a phone call from us with the area code (646).
You will not be allowed to participate without confirming by phone and completing the tech check. In the meantime, please check out our Virtual Step-by-Step guide and Great Questions guide.
Become a Community Partner
Our goal is to make the StoryCorps recording experience accessible to all. One way we do that is by partnering with local organizations that serve diverse populations. StoryCorps interviews celebrate the voices and milestones in your community and encourage meaningful interactions between your organization and the people you serve. Community partnerships are free of charge, and conversations can be recorded in any language.
Questions about Partnership or Participation?
Mobile Tour Outreach
mobiletour@storycorps.org
Major Support for the StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
In partnership with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.