StoryCorps in Atlanta

What person from your life do you trust the most? Share your thoughts and feelings with us. #TalkingTuesday

Friends Jessica Mandujano and Rachel Harrington talk about Jessica’s three-year-old son, Joaquin, who has a rare chromosomal disorder called Emanuel Syndrome. Hear their story, and the voices of more Institute of Museum and Library Services 2019 Medal Recipients, at storycor.ps/3nn66u7

Growing up on his family farm in South Carolina, Drew Lanham loved to watch the birds that would visit. Drew remembers how he left that life behind, and then found his way back. Presented as part of the all-new StoryCorps animation season This Land. storycor.ps/2GlDpN2

November and December 2020 Appointments are Available!

Last year, Shyamala Keshamouni and her husband became naturalized U.S. citizens. She talks with her son about that moment, and shares her feelings about voting in a presidential election for the first time. Discover more stories like this one at StoryCorps.org .

What does voting mean to you? Share your thoughts and feelings with us. #TalkingTuesday

Join @AARP Atlanta and StoryCorps on October 10 for Listening OutLoud, where we virtually celebrate voices of hope, resilience, and love from the LGBTQ community in Atlanta and across the country. Sign up today at aarp.org/outloudatlanta.

National Nurses Week 2020 begins at a time when nurses around the world are facing countless struggles to help protect people from COVID-19. Listen to two nurses reflect on how their work has changed the way they see the world: storycor.ps/2L7u9wb

It takes some emotional energy to sit with a loved one and have a serious conversation. Often, there has to be an urgency to do it... This is the moment of urgency. Read about our new platform StoryCorps Connect, and why now is the time to have meaningful conversations, on WIRED:

In today’s global health crisis, the moments that make you smile are precious. Sign up for our limited-time email series at StoryCorps.org/Sign-Up/ to receive daily stories of love and warmth like this one.

Longtime friends Josh Belser and Sam Dow, now living 400 miles apart, each pursued a career in medicine. When COVID-19 hit, their lives dramatically changed almost overnight. Listen to our Story of the Week, recorded through StoryCorps Connect, as heard on NPR Morning Edition.