Our mission is to honor and celebrate one another's lives through listening. Listen to stories at www.storycorps.org.
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- 2003
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Janece Vauk We did StoryCorps in Eugene for Mom's Day. It was a great hour talking with my daughter. We laughed and remembered the important Mom's who came before us and worked so hard to support our dreams. I'm so happy that now I belong to the StoryCorps family after all these years.
Kay Lindahl Just finished reading Listening is an Act of Love - excellent - made me laugh, cry, and reaffirmed the notion that each one of us has a story to tell, and in the telling of it miracles happen. Thank you.
Peggy Larson My brother read about StoryCorps and we look forward to getting a reservation in Wenatchee WA in June for him to interview our 101 yr old grandmother.
Demian E Yumei This is fantastic! Thank you! I wish I had interviewed my mother when she was still alive, although I do have a few cassette tapes of her, which I treasure. Thank you so much for this incredibly healing work to wholeness that you are doing for a society that is so disjointed and fragmented.
Laurie Clement I interviewed my father while my mother sat with us. She was in the late stages of Alzheimer's and one thing Dad talked about was what a privilege it was to care for her. She has passed away but we still feel her presence just like we did in the mobile recording booth.
Mandy Ownley Thanks for coming to Savannah! I interviewed my mom and it was a great experience.
Alida I got the opportunity to interview my parents. It was a great experience for all of us.
Sherry Cooke Ientilucci I agree with Kim! I absolutely love storycorps and think that having some in vlog format for ASL users would be FABULOUS!
Kim Devlin-Allen Just finished Dave Isay's book. Very inspiring... makes me want to track down the SC booth and to support it as well.
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StoryCorps Today's Broadcast: Bob Heft remembers designing the 50 star U.S. flag as a high school student in 1958. At the time there were only 48 states in the Union.