News

By Laurel Druley

Flagstaff, AZ – StoryCorps is an oral history project based on the idea that the stories of everyday people are the most important and interesting of all. You can visit one of the StoryCorps booths in New York, or one of the mobile booths traveling the country, and preserve your story in sound. At a StoryCorps booth in Flagstaff Jen McAlonan recalls a momentous time in her life.

By Gillian Ferris Kohl

Flagstaff, AZ – Inside soundproof booths across the country, friends and loved ones are interviewing each other about their lives. The booths belong to StoryCorps, a project that collects the stories of everyday people in order to create an oral history of America. At a booth in Flagstaff, Susan Johnstad interviewed her longtime friend, Valerie Pierce, about how religion and hope have affected her life.

By Gillian Ferris Kohl

Flagstaff, AZ – Arizona Public Radio's Gillian Ferris Kohl talks with author Ishmael Reed about music, poetry and getting fired.

By Howard Fischer

By Daniel Kraker

By Daniel Kraker

Flagstaff, AZ – Inside soundproof booths across the country, friends and loved ones are interviewing each other about their lives. The booths belong to StoryCorps, a project that collects the stories of everyday people. Here, Joe Day speaks with Ramson Lomatewyma on the Hopi reservation. Joe is white, or bahana in the Hopi language; Ramson is Hopi. Joe owns a gallery on the reservation with his Hopi wife, Janice.

By Howard Fischer

By Laurel Druley

Hopi Reservation, AZ – StoryCorps is a unique oral history project that collects the voices of our times. You can visit one of the StoryCorps booths in New York, or one of the mobile booths traveling the country, and preserve your story in sound. Here, Andrew Lewis interviews the Hopi Reservation veterinarian Adrienne Ruby about her adventures on the Rez.

By Gillian Ferris Kohl

By Howard Fischer