While listening to NPR this weekend I heard some talk from a show (or segment?) called StoryCorps (which originally I thought was spelled Storycore and I thought "hardcore stories these stories are intense"). StoryCorps was encouraging listeners to particiapte in an event called National Day of Listening. What happens is, the day after Thanksgiving you're supposed to interview a family member, or friend, just anyone you know. You listen to them, listen to the story they have to tell, about anything. You just interview them and ask them to share a part of their life and memory with you.
I think I want to do this. I know my parents, aunts, uncles and grandma all have stories to tell. They have experiences that I won't ever get to have, or would ever want to have really. I should get some of these stories from them while I still can. I'm going to record them, edit them, maybe include some music, and save them for future generations (I dunno what generations I'm thinking of seeing as how I don't plan on having kids.)
Anyway, I encourage you to do the same. I might post some of these after I edit them. Maybe, we'll see how it goes.
National Day of Listening
I think I want to do this. I know my parents, aunts, uncles and grandma all have stories to tell. They have experiences that I won't ever get to have, or would ever want to have really. I should get some of these stories from them while I still can. I'm going to record them, edit them, maybe include some music, and save them for future generations (I dunno what generations I'm thinking of seeing as how I don't plan on having kids.)
Anyway, I encourage you to do the same. I might post some of these after I edit them. Maybe, we'll see how it goes.
National Day of Listening
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