“I always lived in fear that someone would discover that I couldn't keep up.”

Sean Plasse tells his friend Blanche Podhajski about being dyslexic.

Recorded in Burlington, VT.

“I had heard all these horror stories about crooks and gangsters...”

Juliet Jegasothy, who is originally from Sri Lanka, tells her friend Sheena Jacob about adjusting to life in the United States.

Recorded in Pittsburgh, PA.

“Some fellers would find out we were chasing them, they'd just go put themselves in jail.”

Rick Kincaid tells his friend Danny Ray Terry about his career as a bounty hunter.

Recorded in Austin, TX.

“Our relationship started in a grade school...”

Husband and wife Scott and Catherine Kohanek remember how they met.

Recorded in New York, NY.

“I remember wishing I would wake up a boy.”

August Faustino and his friend Chris Elardo talk about being transgendered men.

Recorded in Los Angeles, CA.

“She had this alter-ego that was Mrs. Wiffinpoofle...”

Michelle Cadwallader remembers her grandmother in an interview with her partner, Tracey Epp.

Recorded in New York, NY.

“The men despised him...”

88-year-old Joseph Miller tells his niece, Diane Himmelbaum, about a relative from Brooklyn.

Recorded in New York, NY.

“Opening day, 1956. It was the Yankees versus the Senators...”

Charlie Brotman tells his friend Tom Wiener about his first day as a baseball announcer.

Recorded in Washington, D.C..

“If you could do anything again, would you raise me differently?”

11-year-old Connor Murphy interviews his mother, Patricia.

Recorded in Madison, WI.

“I was a chubette in high school.”

Helen Regan to her friend Cornelia Corson.

Recorded in New York, NY.