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Saturday, August 8, 2026

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Craziest
Delivered by penlight in a stuck elevator

A jammed elevator, a crowning mother, and Nurse Dorothy — the boy's middle name is Otis to this day.

— Dorothy
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Fresh recordings

Walter
Tell me about the day you met your wife.
Recorded Jul 20 at 4:42 AM
Walter
What did you do for a living, and did you love it?
Recorded Jul 17 at 4:42 AM
Walter
Was there a moment in the service you'll never forget?
Recorded Jul 13 at 4:42 AM
Dorothy
What's the craziest thing that ever happened at work?
Recorded Jul 2 at 11:21 PM
Jimmy
What's the wildest thing you ever did?
Recorded Jul 1 at 11:21 PM
Betty
Tell me about the day you met your husband.
Recorded Jun 30 at 11:21 PM
Frank
When were you bravest?
Recorded Jun 30 at 11:21 PM
Dorothy
Who did you love, and how did you say goodbye?
Recorded Jun 29 at 11:21 PM

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Arthur
Room 230

Awaiting your review

Resilience Sit at ten
A note passed glove to glove down the line, and four hundred women set down their tools at once.
Betty
Resilience English off the fish-wrap
Nine years old, fresh from Calabria, Rosa taught herself English from the newspaper the fishmonger wrapped.
Rosa
Wisdom A thousandth of an inch
Thirty-two years at the tool-and-die bench taught Walter the pride of making a thing fit exactly right.
Walter
Adventure Three days in the white
The blizzard of '57 took the herd; Harold rode three days on coffee and stubbornness and brought back all but nine.
Harold
Wartime The night the platoon sang
A radioman in 1967 Vietnam, Jimmy recalls one hour of bad singing that made the war forget them.
Jimmy
Adventure Two sewers deep
Stickball till the streetlights, dodging trolleys on DeKalb — Frank's Brooklyn boyhood.
Frank