
StoryCorps
How often do we get to ask a loved one, "What was the happiest moment of your life?" "What are you most proud of?" or "How do you want to be remembered?" Occasions rarely arise for shared reflection in everyday life, but StoryCorps - the most ambitious oral history project in American history - is recording these meaningful conversations and ensuring that our stories live on for generations to come.
RECENT SHOWS
Robin Nakabayashi
A captive childhood remembered: a Japanese-American man recalls life in a Colorado internment camp.
Margot S. Hailey
Margot S. Hailey and Margot F. Hailey, mother and daughter, reminisce about what's it like growing up in Beverly Hills when you're the only black family in the neighborhood.
Rose Halprin
KCRW's own Daniel Konecky interviews his 93-year-old grandmother Rose Halprin.
Edith Gonzalez
What would you give for survival? One wife's loss, and her husband's vital donation. A story about the gift of life.
Angelica Salas and Shirley Aldana-Schwarz
This week, crossing the border: what it means to be an American, and at what cost. Two stories of immigration and survival.
Sidney Morrison
A life saved, a life lost, and the bond of friendship. Marc Van Klooster interviews his friend, Vietnam War vet Sidney Morrison.
Janaki Symon and Melissa Wilbur
The sting of sibling rivalry and the meaning of sisterhood. Janaki Symon and Melissa Wilbur remember.
George Hill
A story of home: what it means to have no shelter--and what it means to find it. Hilary Marshall interviews Marine Corps vet, George Hill.
Robert Madden
In this week of Thanksgiving, we hear a story of unconditional love. Tom Kurthy interviews his best friend, Robert Madden about the loss of his parents, and the gifts they gave him.
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