StoryCorps
Series produced by StoryCorps
Every day at StoryCorps booths across the country, ordinary people share extraordinary stories with friends and loved ones.
Every day at StoryCorps booths across the country, ordinary people share extraordinary stories with friends and loved ones.
Additional Files
- StoryCorps Generic On-Air Intros (StorycorpsGenericIntros.doc)
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- Underwriting Onesheet (StoryCorpsonesheet.doc)
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- (localsponsorshipguidelines.doc)
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391 Pieces
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Drew Lanham tells his friend John Lane about his lifelong passion for birds and nature.
Bought by WOUB
- Added: Jan 23, 2020
- Length: 03:02
- Purchases: 1
Jessica Kibblewhite seeks advice from her dad, Edward Kibblewhite, on whether to start a family.
- Added: Jan 22, 2020
- Length: 02:40
Sylvia Grosvold was 5 and half years old when she lost her mother to suicide. A decade later, she came to StoryCorps with her dad Josh Weiner to ta...
- Added: Dec 13, 2019
- Length: 02:43
Sandy Baker and her daughter, Ashley Baker, recall the two and a half years without permanent housing and the love that helped them make it through...
- Added: Dec 03, 2019
- Length: 02:18
Brothers Mark Carles and David Carles talk about how they’ve dealt with Mark’s cancer diagnosis at age 24.
Bought by WOUB
- Added: Dec 03, 2019
- Length: 03:00
- Purchases: 1
73-year-old Winfred Rembert is one of the only people ever known to have survived a lynching. At StoryCorps, he sat down with his wife, Patsy, to r...
- Added: Nov 22, 2019
- Length: 03:09
Lebronze and Arguster Davis grew up on their family’s farm in Wetumpka, Alabama. As two of 17 siblings, they had little time for anything outside o...
- Added: Nov 12, 2019
- Length: 03:01
Former classmates Natalie Guice Adams and Eli Brown reflect for the first time on life after court-ordered desegregation.
- Added: Nov 01, 2019
- Length: 03:16
- Purchases: 2
Guy Bryant talks to his foster son, Romario Vassell, about what it means to be a foster parent to more than 50 kids.
- Added: Oct 25, 2019
- Length: 02:55
- Added: Oct 11, 2019
- Length: 03:15
- Purchases: 1
Judge Olly Neal tells his daughter how discovering African American author Frank Yerby's books in his school library turned him around academically.
- Added: Oct 04, 2019
- Length: 02:32
Denise Baken tells her children about her family's legacy of military service—and the battles faced along the way.
- Added: Sep 26, 2019
- Length: 02:19
- Purchases: 2
Maria Rivas cared for her ailing mother over the last six years of her life, but she remembers her as anything but fragile while talking to social ...
- Added: Sep 26, 2019
- Length: 02:05
- Purchases: 2
Connie Mehmel speaks with her son, Ian Bennett, about their shared calling for fighting fires.
- Added: Sep 13, 2019
- Length: 01:56
- Purchases: 2
Tom Gasko has been a vacuum repairman for some 35 years, but his passion for vacuums extends far beyond that and into a collection of hundreds and ...
- Added: Sep 13, 2019
- Length: 02:21
Kristin Sollars and Marci Ebberts talk about their experiences as critical-care nurses in Kansas City, MO.
Bought by WHRV
- Added: Sep 13, 2019
- Length: 02:23
- Purchases: 1
Pedro Lopez remembers the day his mother was detained and deported in the largest single-site, single-day immigration raid in U.S. history.
- Added: Sep 13, 2019
- Length: 03:05
- Purchases: 2
Flip and Christine Cuddy remember their mother, Susan Ahn Cuddy, a Navy gunnery officer who served in World War II.
- Added: Sep 13, 2019
- Length: 02:23
Elizabeth Coffey-Williams tells her niece, Jennifer Coffey, about what it was like to come out as transgender to her family in the early 1970s.
- Added: Sep 13, 2019
- Length: 02:50
- Purchases: 2
104-year-old Gil Seltzer speaks with his granddaughter, Sarah Seltzer, about what it was like to be part of a top-secret deception unit in World Wa...
- Added: Aug 15, 2019
- Length: 02:59
