UPDATE: What to do with your interviews? Follow this link on Sunday (the thread will be there but locked until Sunday). Post them in the new thread in AW History.
If you did an MP3, please check with Mac and Williebee as to what to do with the MP3. I have no idea where they will be stored so the interview links can be posted.
http://www.storycorps.net/
I'm an NPR geek. (I know, shocking)
They have been airing stories for the story corps national day of listening.
People interview their family members, friends, acquaintances, etc and record the conversation. It is one of the largest undertakings of oral history of it's kind. The stories are being archived in the library of congress.
from the site:
I want to see an AW day of listening, please.
Choose a fellow AWer to interview (via PM or in the thread directly). Post it here.
Get to know things about each other you never thought to ask or just never had the opportunity to.
I'll be contacting my interviewees via PM and will post the results. I hope you participate.
As writers, listening is one of our most important tools. As members of a community it is necessary to thrive.
If you did an MP3, please check with Mac and Williebee as to what to do with the MP3. I have no idea where they will be stored so the interview links can be posted.
http://www.storycorps.net/
I'm an NPR geek. (I know, shocking)
They have been airing stories for the story corps national day of listening.
People interview their family members, friends, acquaintances, etc and record the conversation. It is one of the largest undertakings of oral history of it's kind. The stories are being archived in the library of congress.
from the site:
Since 2003, over 35,000 everyday people have shared life stories with family and friends in our StoryBooths. Each conversation is recorded on a free CD to share, and is preserved at the Library of Congress. Millions listen to our broadcasts on public radio and the web. StoryCorps is one of the largest oral history projects of its kind.
I want to see an AW day of listening, please.
Choose a fellow AWer to interview (via PM or in the thread directly). Post it here.
Get to know things about each other you never thought to ask or just never had the opportunity to.
I'll be contacting my interviewees via PM and will post the results. I hope you participate.
As writers, listening is one of our most important tools. As members of a community it is necessary to thrive.
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