Harry Edwards, "Harry Edwards: An Oral History" conducted by Nadine Wilmot in 2005, Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, 2010 2.
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Humble beginnings as a family of sharecroppers Much of Blackwell's history is preserved through oral history interviews she gave to the University of Southern Mississippi's Center for Oral History and Cultural Heritage.
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It became an oral history of the neighborhood with graphics.
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Our oral history reveals lessons for the 2016 Democratic nominee.
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"An oral history of this tweet, please," wrote one tweeter.
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Check out these reviews, video features and an oral history.
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The oral history of these alleyways spans several political eras.
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The museum recorded his oral history in English and Spanish.
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"I was supposed to do it when I went back to school in September," she recalled in an oral history recorded for the Disability Rights and Independent Living Movement Oral History Project in 2001.
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Legs McNeil's oral history of punk, Please Kill Me, is another.
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This interview is part of Broadly's Trans Legends oral history project.
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So, talk about why you wanted to do the oral history.
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Slate's oral history of "Angels in America" is also a must.
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"In oral history you never use one source only," she said.
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Think of it as an oral history in 140-character chunks.
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I highly recommend this oral history of the Super Soaker, too.
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"I wore a bunny outfit," she recalled in the oral history.
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"Sometimes there were two teachers," he recalled in the oral history.
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An oral history of how TED became a global think-fluencing phenomenon.
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You're telling me I can't get a thinkpiece, an oral history, nothing?
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In the way of oral history there were no names, no dates.
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An oral history of Viagra, which went generic yesterday after 19 years.
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New York Fashion Week: An Oral History ED BURSTELL It was 1983.
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According to local oral history, it was established sometime during the 1840s.
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A lot of these addresses I've gathered through these oral history interviews.
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An oral history of David Bowie is almost an act of redundancy.
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The oral history changes that, and very little is left to interpretation.
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The umbrella's owner recounted an oral history of the experience to Vice.
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In the 2001 oral history, she noted a simple sign of progress.
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Was it always your intention to do such an exhaustive oral history?
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They are the co-directors of the Migration Encounters oral history project.
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ESPN has an oral history of the film, from pre-production to reception.
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Cosmopolitan's Pretty Little Liars oral history is the gift that keeps on giving.
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Oral history is the telling of the past in its most democratic construction.
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"That arrival was the beginning of hell," he said in an oral history.
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"It was quite an event for Cooperstown," he said in the oral history.
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Culinary knowledge, passed down for generations as oral history, is likewise at risk.
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In an oral history interview, Dr. Gell-Mann recalled living in hard times.
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When Tina Brown started Talk magazine, she did a section of oral history.
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"He thought about it a great deal," she said in the oral history.
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His oral history of Wi-Fi is chronicled in the Computer History Museum.
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The depositions provide a kind of oral history of Munson's life and death.
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"I thought, 'I'm in the wrong place,'" she said in the oral history.
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What's rad about an oral history is that all those memories can coexist.
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In one oral history, a man is describing the examination process to his son.
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I can't use this, it doesn't do me any good, it's an oral history.
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Suddenly this novelist device is something that in our world we call oral history.
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And Wirangu oral history puts the number of dead much higher, in the hundreds.
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"It was kind of a slow period," Mr. Schmitt said in an oral history.
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"We vacuumed out all the moon dust," Mr. Schmitt said in the oral history.
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"It's caused me a certain amount of grief," he conceded in the oral history.
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Dr. Brower and Dr. Fink recently recorded a brief oral history of his life.
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In a Stereogum oral history, you said people may have thought you were aloof.
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Memewear is an oral-history project, recording our community's customs before they can disappear.
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"The character I played was a dandy," Mr. Conrad said in the oral history.
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The following is an outtake from our oral history of Obamacare's near-death experiences.
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With that in mind, this is the complete oral history of Hulu's boundary breaking episode.
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It is the largest oral history of its kinda centering transgender and gender nonconforming people.
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Phil owns that giant 'Beatles Anthology' oral history so he knows what he's doing here.
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For more on the Backstreet Boys, see EW's recent Oral History of the band. Setlist
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Their story is part of the oral history and tradition that I was raised on.
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Years after his return, Mitchell ruminated on his experiences for NASA's Oral History project: Yes.
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So, why did you want to do ... So, you decided to do an oral history.
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Read Rolling Stone's oral history of Destroyer here and check Gene's hot take leftovers here.
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"There are a million Rohingya, each of us has an oral history," said Mayyu Ali.
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Two memories of Campanis from Steve Delsohn's True Blue, an oral history of the Dodgers.
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I would love to read an extensive oral history about our pet bunny rabbit, Mimosa.
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The Times interviewed The Boss for its oral history of the Asbury Park music venue.
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In other matters, I liked Studio 360's oral history of the Muppets, on Slate.
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"The people were dying like flies — in the hundreds," she said in the oral history.
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"We found that the barrel was completely tainted," Mr. Armstrong said in the oral history.
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"I tried to approach the project as a piece of oral history," Mr. Stead said.
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"Darla!" is an oral history of a (nonexistent) short-lived pornographic sitcom from the '90s.
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But delicious stories like these — the lifeblood of any oral history — can also be fleeting.
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Ms. Perkins described her visit in a 1955 interview for Columbia University's oral history collection.
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"I did everything," she said in the oral history, for the Archive of American Television.
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Hoekstra last year gathered an oral history of the Disco Demolition Night for Chicago Magazine.
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Called Wilmington 1968, it involves oral history collection, community forums, and a series of exhibitions.
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In the Early '80s, It Made All the Difference Oral History: Remembering New York's Fiorucci Store
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The Saturn V "was powerful and noisy and vibrated," recalled Borman in a NASA oral history.
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The event grew out of the center's community outreach programs, including the oral history project culturemapping90404.
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Unfortunately, however, Lepore doesn't find all that much more of the Oral History than Mitchell did.
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Luckily, there's now an oral history of Living Single and its influence following the 25th anniversary.
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What do you think it is about the oral history that people enjoy as a format?
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New York Fashion Week: An Oral History ISAAC MIZRAHI For years, New York showed after Europe.
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It was even the title of a famous oral history of the craft, by Jerome Holtzman.
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Sports Illustrated pulled together a cool oral history showing the birth of a legendary video game.
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We have an oral history that was not written by us, but by our British colonizers.
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"I think we received about 800 letters a day," Ms. Tuckerman said in the oral history.
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"So they went nuclear," Professor Lewis said of North Korea in the 2015 oral history interview.
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You will look through libraries, archives and museums, conduct oral history interviews, and visit historic sites.
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"We came across this incredible sight," Mr. Desfor said in 1997 for an A.P. oral history.
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An Oral History of the Early Trans InternetTrans people have existed since the dawn of time.
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Now, reflect on what you heard: What was your experience listening to the oral history recordings?
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Excerpts were collected in a book, "Off the Record: An Oral History of Popular Music" (2500).
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SO MUCH THINGS TO SAYThe Oral History of Bob MarleyBy Roger SteffensPhotographs by the author434 pp.
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In a 1989 oral history, Mr. Blood kept quiet about the possible change in the relationship.
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"I was telling her to sit there," Bolden recounted 20053 years later in the oral history.
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"To collect someone's oral history is to affirm the historical value of that person's life, and to be able to present that oral history, in his or her own voice, is to affirm the power of a person to speak for him or herself," Ali stated.
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The Office (The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s: An Oral History) is written by Andy Greene, a senior writer for Rolling Stone and the Office expert who gave the world an oral history of the show's "Dinner Party" episode back in 2018.
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"You didn't mess around with it, didn't intervene, you didn't interfere," he recalled in an oral history.
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But it's an eerie aspect of business, according to Casey Jarman, author of Death: An Oral History.
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"Communication was very basic," Mr. Sadao recalled in an oral history recorded by his family in 260.
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It is essentially an extension of an oral history tradition that reaches back over thousands of years.
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In an oral history, Dr. Ramo later listed other reasons such a project could not be repeated.
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Reflections: An Oral History of Twin Peaks compiled everything there is to know about the cult show.
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" — Johana Bhuiyan Ioan Grillo, The New York Times NBA Jam - Oral History "This was a fun one.
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She developed a comprehensive cataloging system for dance, started an oral history project and mounted countless exhibitions.
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"I was really angry about this," David Plouffe, the president's senior adviser, recalled in an oral history.
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THE UNWOMANLY FACE OF WAR: An Oral History of Women in World War II, by Svetlana Alexievich.
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Some of the dialogue was unforgettable; some transcribed; some told as oral history for decades; some imagined.
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"We were beginning to get much more militant about our movement," she said in the oral history.
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While I was at school, my grandmother sent me a recently uncovered family tree and oral history.
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Their main project is a Somali cookbook, which will be a mixture of recipes and oral history.
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"And he goes, 'Absolutely,' " Mr. Brand recalled in an oral history recorded for the Television Academy Foundation.
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"We produced 'Death Takes a Holiday,' and I was the electrician," he recalled in the oral history.
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As gallery owner Cade Tompkins pointed out, the process of unfolding one's oral history can be arduous.
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It is all there, laid out like a brief oral history of his time in the field.
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But on the whole, the oral history format appears to be a miraculously perfect match for this subject.
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I couldn't find an oral history online, and a request for comment to the forum's moderators went unanswered.
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Loosely speaking, you could call the film an oral history of Lei's mother growing up in Maoist China.
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Translating Indigenous oral history is a difficult task, I reasoned, one not always suited for the white cube.
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RONALD GRELE NEW YORK The writer is the former director of the Columbia University Oral History Research Office.
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Warren, meanwhile, has defended her Native American heritage, which she says learned about though her family's oral history.
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"It was, Michelle and I, our last scene on Game of Thrones," Madden said in the oral history.
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Jonathan Martin of The New York Times shared snippets from an oral history of sorts that Brown recorded.
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The Verge spoke to Fisher about researching the oral history, the biggest surprises, and what was left out.
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Called Archivist in a Backpack, it supplies compact kits with basic tools for oral history and material archives.
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In an oral history, key players from the film share how "Blair Witch" became a real-life curse.
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Today the mag compiled the juicier tidbits from the Gene Simmons interview that didn't make the oral history.
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There are a few reasons that oral history has become the preferred format for revisiting the recent past.
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Studs Terkel, in his oral history of working life, didn't smooth over the struggles of blue-collar workers.
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Over the last few weeks we were in Mexico, beginning an oral history project documenting the migrant experience.
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"My roommates said, 'You should go to Ford's; it's around the corner,' " she said in the oral history.
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"Great messes all over the house and yard," she recalled in the oral history, describing her artistic activities.
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A new novel from Colson Whitehead, an oral history of World War II, heart-pounding thrillers and more.
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But this is oral history in which amateur pathology runs as freely as insight, tale-telling and gossip.
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The people in town who opposed relying on oral history argued that they were adhering to established facts.
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The Office (The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s: An Oral History) is available now.
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Editor's note: The following oral history has been compiled from original interviews, social media posts, and online essays.
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Jerry Brown is partnering with KQED on an oral history project that will document his life in California.
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Dan Bearse, a rifleman with the 242nd Infantry in the counterattack, recounted the events in an oral history.
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"A lot of what was causing women these problems was patriarchy," Professor Burstow said in the oral history.
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"Avedon's secretiveness might have scuttled a traditional biography, but it's sidestepped with Stevens's oral history approach," Sehgal wrote.
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She quotes from several letters Mitchell received after the publication of "Joe Gould's Secret" from people who claimed to have read significant portions of the Oral History, and she manages to dig up a few notebooks containing material that more closely resembles oral history than anything Mitchell was able to find.
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Listen to "I've Been So Lost For So Long" below and read our oral history of American Football here.
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Some Tuckers have left Hampton over the years, but many have stayed, intent on preserving the family's oral history.
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Players in the oral history are Michael Calore, Chris Messina, Leng Caloh, Joe Spurr, Nate Ritter, and Blaine Cook.
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"How else do I work with addicts for 40 years?" he said in a 2015 oral history for Columbia.
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Read these stories next:Halloweentown: An Oral History With The Cast & CrewRebecca Hall On The Irony Of Christine Chubbuck's SuicideAlas!
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It's a question that lies at the heart of her five encyclopedic volumes of oral history of postwar Russia.
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Oral history along with old photographs are all that the current owners, the Porter family, have to go on.
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YOU MUST REMEMBER THIS: An Oral History of Manhattan from the 1890s to World War II, by Jeff Kisseloff.
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This very big book includes an oral history of the publication and a wide look at its greatest moments.
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Mr. Wilson described in the oral history how his work as a scholar affected his work as a composer.
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Read more from our Trans Legends oral history project, a growing archive of interviews with transgender icons and pioneers.
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But physics was not his first choice as a major area of study, he said in the oral history.
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Maybe we don't need a full oral history of the hot-dog stand that stayed open till 4 a.m.
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If you think about Hmong oral history, it's always Hmong men telling our history, and they block our voices.
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Here, then, is the oral history of "MMMBop"— told by the brothers and those who engineered their iconic success.
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Like most present-day discussions of The Office, the oral history also addresses the idea of a potential reboot.
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As part of The New York Times's oral history on the venue, Springsteen recalled his memories of the space.
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My goal with this oral history project will be to capture the messiness and uncertainty as this pandemic unfolds.
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THE UNWOMANLY FACE OF WAR An Oral History of Women in World War II By Svetlana Alexievich 331 pp.
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"They had to leave him there," Matsumura's daughter Kazue told the National Park Service in a 2018 oral history.
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You might enjoy exploring this oral history of the hamburgers of the Deep South, from the Southern Foodways Alliance.
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Books of The Times THE UNWOMANLY FACE OF WARAn Oral History of Women in World War IIBy Svetlana Alexievich.
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His latest book, The Only Plane in the Sky: An Oral History of 9/11, was published this month.
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Ms. Stein explained her embrace of the oral history form when she discussed "Edie," which Mr. Plimpton also edited.
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ANATOMY OF A SONGThe Oral History of 45 Iconic Hits That Changed Rock, R&B and PopBy Marc MyersIllustrated.
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"Before the tea was over I decided I wanted to marry him," Ms. Stearns said in the oral history.
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"Maurice sent me in behind Emmett to make sure that he didn't say anything that he shouldn't, because he just didn't know the ways of the South," Mr. Wright recalled in the oral history, made for the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture by the Southern Oral History Program.
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She did however, say that JFK was "fascinated with youth" in a 1965 oral history housed at the JFK Library.
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At this point, the question of whether Gould's Oral History "actually exists" is more a qualitative than a quantitative one.
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I did an oral history of space tourism and I interviewed every billionaire who went to the International Space Station.
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They began interviewing subjects for what would become an oral history, several hundred voices telling the longer story of punk.
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Now, read the oral history of Run-DMC's 1986 collaboration with Aerosmith on "Walk This Way" in The Washington Post.
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In this piece, Alissa J. Rubin, The Times's Paris bureau chief, describes how an oral history project on the Nov.
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Most of the article was an oral history based on interviews that she skillfully pieced together for a mosaiclike remembrance.
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An oral history on the brief rise and long fall of the ABA, Pluto's book was overstuffed with ridiculous moments.
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Petkanas opts for oral history, letting de La Falaise (who died in 2011) and her flashy circle tell her tale.
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Fisher has interviewed over 200 people in this expansive oral history of the industry, which stretches from Atari to Facebook.
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Everything she wore in the music video was bought at Kmart for less than $17, according to this oral history.
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But in a 1989 oral history conducted by the Art Institute of Chicago, he evades this attribution for those buildings.
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"I didn't know anything, absolutely nothing, till 1964," she said in 1977 in a University of Southern Mississippi oral history.
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For Conlon his minchi is an attempt to preserve the unique cuisine that's mostly been passed on through oral history.
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"Mel Hutchins used to drive Mikan nuts," Payak recalled to Neil D. Isaacs for his oral history "Vintage NBA" (21987).
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SLAYERS & VAMPIRES The Complete Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of Buffy & Angel By Edward Gross and Mark A. Altman 524 pp.
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An oral history of some of the places and figures that shaped the city's past — and are still around today.
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The Center for Oral History Research at the University of California, Los Angeles, also has a good list of questions.
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"I was the first Chinese student in a drama school," he said in the interview for the oral history project.
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Editor's Note: This oral history project has been compiled from original interviews, social media posts, reader submissions, and online essays.
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In this lesson, you will learn more about these forced marches through oral history videos and a recent Times article.
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"You've got to give David Stern a lot of credit," said Will Perdue in an oral history of the lockout.
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Erling Hoh, a Swedish-Chinese journalist, happened on an oral history of Xu's escape and in 2012 discovered the manuscript.
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So here you have it: an oral history of Halloweentown, with behind the scenes insight from the movie's cast and crew.
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The US-China Dialogue Podcast, an oral-history project at Georgetown University, is interviewing veterans from 40 years of diplomatic relations.
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After finding an oral history by Ludacris' great-grandmother Bertha Craig, he revealed to the rapper that he is part Jewish.
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The composition books he had been able to inspect contained not oral history but variations on a handful of autobiographical topics.
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In one sense, she defends Gould against Mitchell's charges by suggesting that the Oral History may, in fact, exist after all.
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Process your grief over the death of General Motors' electric Chevrolet Volt with this oral history of the path-breaking car.
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I speak of course of Battlestar Galactica — which happens to be the subject of a fantastic oral history published this week.
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Ms. Alexievich is an investigative journalist who compiles, in Studs Terkel-like fashion, dense volumes of oral history about postwar Russia.
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What follows is an oral history of the production, Mr. Chéreau's operatic testament, from the people who created it with him.
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Entitled Conversations With Post World War II Pioneers of Electronic Music, it serves as a comprehensive oral history of the genre.
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He said in the oral history that Israel had perceived him as a protector of the Palestinians and wanted him out.
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Silvana Paternostro talks about "Solitude & Company," her oral history of the Nobel Prize winner's life before and after he found fame.
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The next thing he knew, he was drafted, he recalled in an oral history recorded for U.S.C.'s Living History Project.
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"You got so tired of Spam," Raul Baca Martinez recalled in an oral history for the University of Texas at Austin.
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"I turned 'round to this Sergeant Norman," Ms. Turgel recalled in an oral history for Shalom TV, a Jewish cable channel.
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In his oral history, Dad summarized another key lesson on race as follows: I concluded that I am only one person.
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"We saw some rather great things," Dingell said in a 2012 oral history interview with the office of the House historian.
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A lengthy oral history with Castle conducted by curator Jeannine Falino can be accessed at the Smithsonian Archives of American Art.
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Ride responded that "you can cut that in half with no problem at all," according to an oral history produced in 2002.
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To commemorate Roger Kumble's 1999 classic, the cast and filmmakers got together for an oral history of the film for Entertainment Weekly.
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Price, who describes it as a "giant oral history of the tech industry in 2016," spent three months working on this project.
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Someone please write an oral history of how the Cheese Insider Facebook page shared an article about Cheetos with this image pic.twitter.
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It's an oral history drawn from interviews old and new, plus transcripts from White House tapes — including many of LBJ's phone calls.
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Mitchell, initially tolerant of Gould's erratic behavior, becomes increasingly frustrated as various attempts to get the Oral History published come to naught.
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"It was not cutting expenditures," Mr. Zwick recalled in 2000 in an oral history interview with the University of Florida history department.
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This oral history features the club's key players like club owners Matt Casselman, Gavin Bryan, Mario Jukica, and resident DJ Kenny Glasgow.
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The oral history videos archive how these South African women should be remembered as having played an important role in ending apartheid.
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Oral history of the Mattaponi tribe indicates that she was ripped away from her first husband and child and raped in captivity.
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Oral History He was commonly seen as a lone observer with a camera, a creature of the city's streets and nighttime galas.
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The first is "oral history": Sometimes this means a seamless narrative pieced together from the words of many speakers, but not here.
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In late November 2015, I interviewed Thailand, hoping to record an oral history of his life as a decorated Muay Thai fighter.
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Now nearly 250 of its 1,200 archived interviews are available to hear online through the Oral History Collections portal launched last month.
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Now, Us Weekly has released an "oral history" of the show, full of interviews from the cast members and even some producers.
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Rather, they underline the show's themes of community and transmission, contributing one more chapter in what feels like an ongoing oral history.
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"So we played, but it really didn't make any difference because you couldn't hear us," Mr. Wilson said in the oral history.
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"We compared rock types from different sites on the moon to work out its geological history," she said in the oral history.
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"The Sandlers played a role in opening up the dream of homeownership to more Americans," a summary of the oral history says.
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His adult son, who hadn't seen him in years, had flown across the country to take an oral history of his life.
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"It is the most difficult moment of the entire role," Mr. Kramarevsky said in the oral history, recorded when he was 81.
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"Each house was made just large enough to push on a truck and move it," Ms. Yamauchi remembered in the oral history.
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It is, in a way, an oral history of different generations in Gennevilliers, and Mr. Iwai directs it with a light touch.
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It's an oral history of the rock scene in post-9/11 New York, as told by stars, journalists, groupies and others.
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"It's a 'sensitive' period," he said, amending the language, in an oral history interview for the American Academy of Pediatrics in 2000.
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It just got the oral history treatment courtesy of Billboard, proving our appetite for the public face-off has far from subsided.
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"The biggest turning point in my life was when I left my husband," she said in an oral history recorded in 1994.
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"You'd hear guys scream, especially late in the afternoon," Woody James, a survivor who died in 2005, recalled in an oral history.
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"They didn't have to play him, but they had to pay him," Mr. Nicolau said in an oral history interview in 2006.
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It demonstrates his astonishing talent for eliciting oral history and forensically reconstructing the experiences of people who have endured a major disaster.
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His albums blended English-language lyrics with his native Yolngu and combined autobiographical details with his community's rich oral history and folklore.
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"You have to live your dream even if other people think it's screwed up," Bean told a 2010 NASA oral history interview.
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College dining hall food isn't always good, but this looks like an alien tried to replicate mac and cheese from oral history alone.
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Countless other dusty figures of the past are part of this oral history; their contribution to the Westeros of today is still remembered.
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Their dad boasts that he's made it into oral history class, sharing a hilarious selfie that, sure enough, shows him in the classroom.
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There is a prejudice that oral history is conflated by ego and enthusiasm, making tall tales rather than accurate accounts of historical events.
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Talking head historical doc, an oral history illustrated with contemporaneous footage, CGI re-creations, and spacey music by Archer Prewitt and Pink Floyd.
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Yeah. The oral history, it's a very obscure form that I fell in love with when I was a magazine writer and editor.
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The podcast is part of an oral history project called Behind the Wire, backed by the Melbourne-based Wheeler Center, which supports writers.
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Holy shit, has it really been 210 years since Gillian McCain and I published Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk?
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Anyway, to celebrate the milestone reached by the 1997 release, writer Gil Kaufman put together an oral history of the album for Billboard.
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"I think Obama would be a lot of fun on Black Jeopardy," Kenan Thompson told Vulture in an oral history of the sketch.
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All applicants must have experience in scholarly research, conducting oral history interviews and writing for academic and general audiences, the job description reads.
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According to Teddy's oral history, RFK even suggested that Johnson appoint him ambassador to France so that he could engage in peace talks.
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According to my family's oral history, they escaped with a group of self-liberated black people across the river and through the swamps.
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"Edie: An American Girl," Jean Stein and George Plimpton The ultimate oral history and still the most objectively cool book I've ever read.
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In the oral history, she recalled doing a live ad for Toni hair products on "The Merv Griffin Show" in the early 1960s.
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I am here to be witness to it and to record his oral history, for inclusion in the Smithsonian Archives of American Art.
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"I call myself the accidental actor," Mr. Weldon said that year in an interview for the Primary Stages Off Broadway Oral History Project.
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"We broke off all the teeth, one tooth left on, and put a strap on the shoulder," he said in the oral history.
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Ernie Dumas, a longtime Gazette reporter to whom Mr. Dhonau gave an oral history in 2000, asked whether that soured him on journalism.
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If there's one thing you'll take away from this oral history, it's that Steve Carell might just be the nicest guy in Hollywood.
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In pre-Columbian oral history, the twins save the Maya people by defeating the Lords of Xibalba (the underworld) in an ancient ballgame.
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"I thought, that's a dance to learn," Mr. Berenson told the Smithsonian Archives of American Art in an oral history interview in 2009.
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"I thought that sounded like a pretty good deal," he said in a 2008 oral-history interview for the American Institute of Physics.
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"I called him and said, 'That's no raise after leading the team in hitting,'" Noren recalled in Richard Lally's oral history "Bombers" (2002).
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"Well, I stopped my bike and looked," she said in an oral history recorded in 1984 by the United States Holocaust Memorial Council.
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They traversed the state and together devised a new kind of multimedia sociology, one that was part oral history and part visual documentation.
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"I went up and sat in the seat that's behind the witness," he recalled in a 2001 oral history of the Bush Administration.
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Now, from Longreads, do read this oral history of a farmworker in the Salinas Valley of California, and the sexual harassment she endured.
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The journey inspired the structure of her book, "American Journey: The Times of Robert Kennedy" (1970), an oral history edited by Mr. Plimpton.
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Inspired by the importance of Afro-diasporic flight within folklore and oral history, these images house a deep remembrance of survival and freedom.
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Attia creates a kind of oral history of the event, documenting the legacy of this violent encounter from a number of different perspectives.
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Honestly, if you read the entire oral history, you might agree that "awkward" doesn't even begin to describe how bizarre the events actually were.
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According to a Page Six oral history of the tape, Kardashian initially sued over the tape's release, and then later settled with the distributor.
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The oral history initiative is a collaboration between the Shoah Foundation and the Institute for Creative Technologies at the University of Southern California (USC).
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What follows is an oral history of that season, as told by 19 of Harper's teammates and coaches from the College of Southern Nevada.
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Vice collected a full oral history of how the years-long experimental film project became one of the biggest horror movies of all time.
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Fisher is the author of Valley of Genius, an oral history of the last half-century of Silicon Valley created through over 200 interviews.
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On Wednesday, Vulture released a new oral history about Vincent D'Onofrio and his role as that giant cockroach in 1997's Men in Black.
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In Denise Sullivan's oral history of the band, Talk About the Passion, there's a brief segment where R.E.M.'s first label representative mentions us.
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Songs are a major component of oral history, a way of passing down tales and legends from generation to generation with an accompanying tune.
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And many were surprised last year, when the prize went to the Belarussian journalist Svetlana Alexievich, whose deeply reported narratives draw on oral history.
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In one study, published in 2000 in the Journal of Family Psychology, Gottman and colleagues put 95 newlywed couples through the oral history interview.
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Martin, Lauren, "The VICE Oral History of Dubstep" (Vice, June 23, 123) Earp, Matt, "Low End Theory: Dubstep Merchants" (XLR8R#100, September 2006, p.
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In EW's Oral History of the original Love Actually, Neeson made reference to the film in regards to the lives of its cast members.
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Martin, Lauren, "The VICE Oral History of Dubstep" (Vice, June 23, 123) Earp, Matt, "Low End Theory: Dubstep Merchants" ( XLR8R#100, September 2006, p.
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New York Fashion Week: An Oral History SIMON DOONAN In the 1980s, Bill Blass and Oscar de la Renta had the nouvelle society ladies.
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The podcast uses oral history recordings with Queens residents, and the event will include a conversation with a storyteller in each of three episodes.
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According to Billboard's oral history of the evening, he passed the bottle around to fellow celebrities as he waited for the show to start.
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Because Stanford had so few women in tenured positions, she said in the oral history, they "overutilized" her, appointing her to numerous universitywide committees.
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" When she finished, she said in the oral history, Mr. Hauser told her: "You're not very advanced, but you are musical; you're very musical.
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"Tall women danced the male roles dressed as men," he recalled in a 2010 interview for the School of American Ballet's oral history project.
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"We were literally blowing dust off of the Fender Rhodes that was in there," he recalled in a Red Bull Music Academy oral history.
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While West may have believed he was acting out of loyalty to Beyoncé, the oral history claims the moment left both women in tears.
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He contacted Dr. Yolanda Chávez Leyva, an associate history professor and director of the University of Texas at El Paso's Institute of Oral History.
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"I couldn't have had a more wonderful mother," he said when he was interviewed for an oral history about the Kenley base in 2017.
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"I wasn't teaching him but just giving him the freedom to do what he wanted to do," Mr. Hendricks said in his oral history.
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Since then he's also started a pop-culture site and written a 2018-page oral history of the soap opera One Life to Live.
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Seven years later, when interviewed for an oral history, Mr. Rockefeller said income from the trust had been "an absolute godsend" for the museum.
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"I've wanted to be a physician ever since I can remember," she told the Gartner Pediatric History Center for an oral history in 2002.
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"I wanted him to help me organize," she said in 214 in an interview for Georgia State University's Voices of Labor Oral History Project.
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As he told Chicago Magazine in its fantastic oral history of Home Alone: I went out to dinner with Chevy Chase [the movie's star].
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This is the story of a young, captivating singer who came of age in the late '60s/early '70s, all told as an oral history.
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Further, the 1992 study also relied on oral history interviews with the couples, implying that the model only works if you can observe couples IRL.
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Red Bull Music Academy released an oral history of Turbo Crunk, the popular and influential Montreal party started in 2008 by Lunice and Jacques Greene.
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In an oral history recorded in 1989 — winter's coldest hour — Nilsson was undeterred: Now, decades later, one of his biggest contributions is experiencing a resurgence.
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"Powerhouse" is an oral history of the Creative Artists Agency, and Miller conducted hundreds of interviews with people both linked to and fighting against CAA.
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At least one workshop participant noted that incorporating oral history into her work represented a new challenge and one that she would use going forward.
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Unlike most videogame books, which focus on game design or gameplay strategies, Braving Britannia is an oral history, collecting fond reminiscences from dozens of players.
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He has written and edited five books; the most recent, due out in April, is an oral history of California farmworkers called Chasing the Harvest.
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According to Spin's oral history of Purple Rain, Prince ordered this odd combination during a meeting with the film's director at a Minneapolis Denny's. 8.
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Six years ago, for the first time in the oral history of the tribe, that spring dried up, according to Luisa Navejas, a tribe member.
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While I was in Las Vegas, I was also reading the first volume of The Fifty-Year Mission, a new oral history of Star Trek.
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She soon realized that "Americans eat cornflakes, Campbell's soup, mashed potatoes," Ms. Smart-Grosvenor recalled in an oral history interview for Tulane University in 1992.
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Travel _____ An oral history of Barry Jenkins's "Medicine for Melancholy," as told by admirers — Lena Waithe, Justin Simien and Terence Nance — and Mr. Jenkins himself.
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The History of the Future might instead feature more oral history and interviews with those countless Americans who can't afford to do things like vacation.
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"Was this the first time you'd been away from home for any length of time?" the interviewer taking her oral history in 2000 asked her.
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"I was tired of sports," he told the author James Andrew Miller for "Those Guys Have All the Fun" (2011), an oral history of ESPN.
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"They were rabid lefties," Ms. Manings said in an oral history recorded in 2007 by Victoria Phillips, a cultural Cold War historian at Columbia University.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 "I was the first one in active duty," she said in the library oral history.
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But a recent BuzzFeed oral history of the Challenge franchise still covered the case, with some contestants throwing doubt on the alleged sequence of events.
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In the oral history, recorded for the Court, he recalled a moment after the play had begun previews at that theater and started generating buzz.
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His father is the artistic director of FirstHand Theatrical in Cranston, R.I., which creates original theater pieces inspired by oral history and other primary sources.
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"Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do," the oral history by Studs Terkel from 1974.
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In the Early '80s, It Made All the Difference New Yorkers and Their '80s Routines — Block by Block Oral History: Remembering New York's Fiorucci Store
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In a 1969 interview for the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library oral history collection, she was asked what had persuaded her husband to go into politics?
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"I couldn't believe I was seeing what I was seeing," Mr. Silverman recalled in an oral history recorded in 210 for the Television Academy Foundation.
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"There was no strategy," she said in a 225 oral history interview for the Archives of American Art and the Center for Collecting in America.
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If you have more time … Explore this oral history of the war in Afghanistan as told by Afghan men and women who have experienced it.
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We round things out with a historical novel grounded in Cherokee culture and a fun oral history, entirely invented, of a fictional 1970s rock band.
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The MacArthur Genius Grant-winning photographer has spent the past 30 years in documentary, tableaux, self portrait and oral history, focusing on African-American life.
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I have been working on oral history–based, civil rights–focused projects in Richmond since 1999, when I wrote my first oral history–based drama about a historic black neighborhood that was being squeezed out by the university where I then taught, Virginia Commonwealth University — but have been able to accelerate the pace of this work since moving to the University of Richmond in 2010.
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He reportedly said, "It's okay with me as long as I don't have to do anything," according to an oral history on the Huffington Post. 2.
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"She was very much in command of herself, aside from the shock," Tuckerman said in a 1964 oral history recorded for the John F. Kennedy Library.
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The museum has collected more than 4,000 exhibits donated by children who endured it, and over 150 hours of a video archive of oral history interviews.
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"There were those who really thought that because I was present the ceiling would fall and the seats would crumble," he said in the oral history.
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It is hosted by Reba McEntire, features a full oral history of Reba McEntire's accomplishments, and is sure to be the spookiest part of your Halloween.
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"I remember doing the scene with [Wallace Shawn] where I'm blindfolded outside," star Robin Wright recalled for Entertainment Weekly's oral history of the film in 2011.
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However, in an oral history of the show's first 100 episodes, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that Friday Night Lights actress Connie Britton almost played Olivia Pope.
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"I never had a conversation with him in all of my life," the younger John Ferrone said in a 2009 oral history interview of his father.
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Also, ICYMI, as they say on the internet, read this harrowing oral history of 9/11 and Air Force One by Garrett M. Graff in Politico.
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Complex has an oral history of the writing of this speech, which is remarkable given that writer Dean Devlin admits he wrote it in five minutes.
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From from 2004 to 2005, she was a Fulbright scholar studying the independent oral history of Chinese women, which she did through Fudan University in Shanghai.
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"Betsey Wright was handling whatever those issues were," Susan Thomases, a friend of the Clintons who had served in the campaign, told the oral history project.
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"I went all by myself to the ferry to New York, and I was bewildered, but it was an epiphany," she said in the oral history.
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"I initiated community projects in the Amazon of Venezuela that combined environmental protection and the preservation of oral history through paper and book making," Barbata says.
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I'd suggest this because it's very readable — it's an oral history — and because it might give the president some insight into the everyday lives of Americans.
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"To this day, basketball is the thing that keeps me sane," he said in an interview in 2016 for an oral history project at the Smithsonian.
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"They sold a dream basically," said Solomon Sandler, a former corporate officer with GALC, of his bosses, as part of an oral history project decades later.
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Mr. Heller, who was in the jewelry business and imported pearls, detailed the provenance of the Chagall in a 1990 oral history prepared by Lincoln Center.
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"The Polo Grounds was a friendly ballpark for me," Antonelli was quoted as saying by Danny Peary in the oral history "We Played the Game" (571.343).
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"The next morning there were 216 students outside the administration building," Mr. Jones said in an oral history recorded in 2005 for Miami University of Ohio.
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The music has a narrative pull to it, as the album is interspersed with snatches of oral history, including interviews with Mr. Smith's mother and father.
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But Mr. Stearns, in the oral history, said the couple was not comfortable with the scripts they produced, and in March 1950 the show was dropped.
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A lifelong fan of the troupe, Stulce released The Union of The State, an exhaustive, 600-page oral history of the group's career together, last week.
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You'll also have the opportunity to learn about the NYC Trans Oral History Project, a collaboration between a local collective and the New York Public Library.
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Meanwhile, Leslie McCartney, the Curator of Oral History at UAF, tracked down a Mr. Moses Dirks, a native speaker of a similar dialect from the Aleutian Islands.
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Read These Stories Next:Matilda's Mara Wilson Tells Us About "Prettygirls" & PowerHalloweentown: An Oral History With The Cast & CrewThese 2000s TV Shows Were Better Than Pretty Little Liars
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According to a recent oral history of the Microsoft trial and a more contemporaneous Wired report, regulators took years to seriously act on Reback and Creighton's warnings.
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The Aboriginal people use the songline as an oral history of the geography, animals, and plants of Australia, along with its ancestral lore, Aussie ABC Radio explains.
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Frontier history is a gauzy and unreliable pursuit, and Nearis Green's story — built on oral history and the thinnest of archival trails — may never be definitively proved.
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Eig looked at the array of Ali books about three years ago and determined that the oeuvre lacked a complete biography, the closest being Hauser's oral history.
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"Secondhand Time," an oral history of post-Soviet Russia by Svetlana Alexievich, the winner of the 28 Nobel Prize in Literature, was released in English this week.
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A similar dynamic might explain the other hit of the week: HBO's Chernobyl, the partly fictionalized adaptation of Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich's oral history, Voices of Chernobyl.
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The oral history of this incident is hard to factcheck, but among my brothers it's pretty unanimously agreed upon that I went missing not long after this.
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Black women's organizations were mobilizing all over the country, according to Paul Ortiz PhD, director of the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida.
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Below, we've pieced together some of those interviews, edited for length and clarity, into an oral history on the rise, spread, and future of the money shot.
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Philippe was also a featured voice in our book, Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk, which we recently celebrated with a 20th anniversary edition.
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Time's Up on Friday also announced a partnership with the U.S. oral history project StoryCorps to document experiences by women about discrimination and abuse in the workplace.
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The suit was filed in L.A. [The New York Times] • Here's an oral history of 20th Century Fox, the legendary studio near the end of its run.
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She deployed on her first Red Cross mission in 1988, treating Vietnamese boat people in Malaysia, she recalled in an oral history recorded for a university thesis.
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And make sure to save that oral history for future generations: Record and preserve it with a multimedia digital archive, with video or audio, or with both.
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"I couldn't buddy up with anyone outside of them," Mr. Currey told Gerald Astor for the Battle of the Bulge oral history "A Blood-Dimmed Tide" (1992).
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Archaeological excavations show that people first moved to the grove about 4001 years ago, and according to local oral history settled at this site near the river.
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He left the Army after five years because his father suffered a massive heart, he told the West Point Center for Oral History, which he helped fund.
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An oral history is only as good as its sources, and "Texas Flood" is thorough and far-reaching, with Vaughan's bandmates, crew and family taking center stage.
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The foundation also plans to relaunch an oral history project, which was led by a San Francisco activist, Lani Silver, who also directed a similar Holocaust project.
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It did help that, by the time I reached third grade, I had something more than an oral history to reference when it came to worshiping him.
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It covers everything from the story behind the modular robots on the spaceship in Interstellar to the metaphysics of wormholes to an oral history of The Right Stuff.
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It covers everything from the story behind the modular robots on the spaceship in Interstellar to the metaphysics of wormholes to an oral history of The Right Stuff.
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Read the rest of our Fandom Week stuff here, with everything from making stans confront their worst stereotypes to an oral history of AFI's early 00s fan forum.
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Some spoilers ahead for Head On. Head On is the sequel to Scalzi's 2014 thriller Lock In and an accompanying novella, Unlocked: An Oral History of Haden's Syndrome.
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It's such a rich, Brueghel-esque tapestry of reaction faces that I'm certain some enterprising site will have an oral history of it before the year is through.
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The new Archivist in a Backpack project from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill equips community partners with tools to start material and oral history archives.
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For Third Eye Blind, it's kind of a shame that their big oral history got overshadowed by Liam Gallagher's ego, but really, that feels about right, doesn't it?
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In an oral history, John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, Ed Helms, Angela Kinsey, and more shared their love for the episode and admitted they couldn't stop laughing while filming.
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Not long into "Voices from Chernobyl," her oral history of the 1986 nuclear disaster in Ukraine, I was so overcome with emotion that I had to take breaks.
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The burial grounds are often found incidentally by developers under parks and office buildings, and for many of the sites, oral history is their only source of documentation.
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New York Fashion Week: An Oral History LAUREN HUTTON Actress and former model When I was first modeling at 21, there was no such thing as fashion week.
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The Fresh Off the Boat star revealed she spent the holidays in a weird place in Vulture's oral history of the stripper scam movie, hitting theaters Sept. 13.
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The other is "Solitude & Company," a charming and rowdy if slight oral history of his life edited by the Colombian journalist Silvana Paternostro and translated by Edith Grossman.
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So as I went about telling the oral history of the Stone Pony, the legendary rock club in Asbury Park, N.J., an interview with Bruce Springsteen was essential.
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I read more books, like "The Only Plane in the Sky," Garrett M. Graff's oral history of the attacks, which a friend gave me an early copy of.
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In the oral history, he told of once wanting to make a scary animated show about kids in a haunted house, with a dog as a background character.
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If you're a fan of David Lynch's cult classic, be sure to read this oral history of the birth and eventual death of a show before its time.
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But the publisher "absolutely forbade that this article should appear prior to the election date," Mr. Oakes said in an interview for a Columbia University oral history project.
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While gripped in his never-ending quest to write an oral history of his beloved Florida, Serge manages to violently dispatch profiteers who menace the innocent and unwary.
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"Washington asked me to seek an appointment with Hafizullah Amin who was the president and the leader," Mr. Blood, who died in 2004, said in the oral history.
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On his own, Mr. Gitler wrote "Jazz Masters of the 40s" (1966) and "Swing to Bop: An Oral History of the Transition in Jazz in the 1940s" (1985).
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Among the other highlights are a story about Radiohead playing a surprise show at the club in 1998 and an oral history of its all-ages hardcore matinees.
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Jenkins also spent much of her year spearheading the Transgender Oral History Project at the University of Minnesota, which collected primary source materials about the Upper Midwest trans community.
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What follows is an oral history of the Moneyball draft and its impact on the game of baseball, as told by the many people involved or affected by it.
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The interactive timeline is annotated with an oral history of Prince's online presence: Webmasters and designers of Prince sites discuss designing virtual worlds that reflected his purple-tinted vision.
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Duncan structures it as an oral history, including interviews with George Lucas, concept artist Ralph McQuarrie, sound designer Ben Burtt, and actors Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher.
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What separated Gould from the rest of the city's down-and-out was that he claimed to be working on a book called The Oral History of Our Time.
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In the workshops, James and Karla Murray teach participants how photography and oral history can be tools to raise public awareness of local businesses, build community, and encourage advocacy.
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Local historian Malia Ramirez -- who specializes in oral history, the verbal passing down of traditions from the elders -- said he could sense the worry at the local laundromat Thursday.
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"Even in Berlin it is harder to find an unused space in the inner city," sighs Sven von Thülen, a DJ who has compiled an oral history of clubbing.
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In Elle's oral history of her all-girl band, they cite a YouTube interview from 2009 in which a little boy asks Bey why her band is all women.
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There was a couple of years, and I think it's still going on online, where GQ Magazine and also sites like Uproxx were doing the oral history of whatever.
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Whereas Jacob Burinescu and Caroline Schneider have these public records, for Beniquez and Ramos there is just a name in a phonebook, and oral history collected from their neighbors.
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Was this a slice of oral history, an animated version of the kinds of books that the writer Studs Terkel regularly assembled on Americans at work and in crisis?
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Graff's oral history is at its most dramatic when what would otherwise appear to look like misfortune or at least grating inconvenience turns out to be its own miracle.
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He graduated summa cum laude from Duke, and in 2005, he was a Fulbright fellow at the University of Haifa in Israel, compiling an oral history on Gaza settlers.
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This elaborately designed show, created and directed by Zoey Martinson, makes an exhibit, a dance, a game, a poem, a skit, an archive and an oral history of blackness.
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Modes of transportation in The Wizard of Oz, ranked Essential stories from WIRED's canon Speaking of cool transportation-y movies: Check out this oral history of The Right Stuff.
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Source: "A Collection of Native Traditions, Historical Accounts, and Oral History Interviews for: Mauna Kea, the Lands of Ka'ohe, Humu'ula, and the 'Āina Mauna on the Island of Hawai'i"
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In an interview with UDiscoverMusic as part of their oral history of thrash metal, Slayer guitarist Kerry King discusses his feelings of befuddlement and rage during Limp Bizkit's prime.
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In a 1997 interview for the agency's oral history project, Mitchell said he was drawn to space flight by President John Kennedy's call to send astronauts to the moon.
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"It was an uncomfortable meeting," Mr. Greenberg said in an interview for an oral history of Mr. Clinton's presidency conducted by the Miller Center at the University of Virginia.
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Lanier, who filed the lawsuit in Middlesex County Superior Court in Massachusetts, established her relationship to the photographed slaves with family oral history and genealogical information, her lawyers said.
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Asad Dandia, a founder of Muslims Giving Back and a plaintiff in a class-action suit against the Police Department over its surveillance tactics, also gives an oral history.
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As part of a cultural exchange with the Londoners, they learned about documentary theater — the use of interviews, oral history and journalistic sources to create works for the stage.
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Lumlang Khongthrem, 48, of the Church of the Epiphany traces the oral history of gardening in the village, where there are beautiful personal gardens at every house, through generations.
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"I went to a lot of strip clubs in San Francisco — that's what I spent my Christmas Eve doing," Wu, 37, revealed in Vulture's oral history of the film.
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On March 24, a comprehensive oral history of the series — full of behind-the-scenes stories and interviews with creators, cast members, and writers — will be available for purchase.
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The project grows out of my work writing and researching an oral history of September 11th, a world-changing disaster that rewrote our geopolitics, our economy, and our society.
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That voice ranked among the gifts she brought to her mastery of the oral history — as demonstrated in a classic of the form, "Edie: An American Biography" (Knopf, 1982).
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"You went ahead and did something that you knew I disapproved of, that can affect my entire term here," Johnson said, as Martin recalled later in an oral history.
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This is on full display in the 1977 oral history documentary Word is Out: Stories of Some of Our Lives, which interviews a series of gay people across America.
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"When I was 10, 11, 12 years old, I used to go down to the studios and made friends with all the porters," he said in the oral history.
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"I knew from a very young age that the Bronx was O.K. for living in, but that my destiny was in Manhattan," she said in the oral history interview.
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"A Frontline Nurse for the Vietcong," an oral history by a former nurse with the National Liberation Front, also known as the Vietcong, as told to Tong Thi Xuyen.
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"It was this magical place that changed my life and set my life forever," she said when interviewed for a City of Santa Monica oral history project in 2010.
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According to our oral history, Grandma Nancy was fair-skinned and blue-eyed, and she was forced to wear a head scarf to distinguish her from the white women.
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As part of the 20th anniversary, the Byrd Foundation for Racial Healing has announced plans to open a museum in Jasper and digitize an anti-hate oral history project.
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"I used the only big, empty space in the studio" to make it, Mr. Mason said in a 2006 oral history for the Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Art.
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Tonight at Housing Works' bookstore and café, discover a project that's been documenting the organization's 25 years of advocacy work, as well as the NYC Trans Oral History Project.
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"I wanted an oral history of him because I wanted my kids and everybody in the family to know where he came from and what their roots are," he explains.
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In Live from New York: An Oral History of Saturday Night Live, Shookus said that, despite the stories of an unflappable Lorne Michaels, the steely exec does laugh during auditions.
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The period is brought to life by "Second-Hand Time", an oral history by Svetlana Alexievich, a Nobel-prizewinning author, notable for a bleak pattern: its characters keep killing themselves.
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All the Pieces Matter, the new oral history of HBO's seminal series The Wire, dropped this week, and the thing is a masterclass on how to craft a TV show.
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The reader pioneers a rough way through multiple texts, fragments, scraps of narrative, bits of oral history; we are supposed to feel the sheer density, and savage ironies, of diversity.
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Books of The Times James Andrew Miller's "Powerhouse" is an oral history of Creative Artists Agency, the bigfooting talent agency that was once the Tyrannosaurus rex of the entertainment industry.
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In "The Good War," Studs Terkel's oral history of the Second World War, people who lived through the war consistently cited that period as the most meaningful of their lives.
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An extended version of Variety's interview with Hathaway, conducted as part of the oral history published last week, is adding fuel to our own nostalgic revery about the movie's milestone.
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For more reading about Cookie Mueller, there's a great new oral history of her life, "Edgewise: A Picture of Cookie Mueller," by Chloe Griffin, published in 2014 by Bbooks Verlag.
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Since May, the house has played host to performances, workshops, and community discussions including sessions of Black Lunch Table, an oral-history archiving project by Hart and artist Jina Valentine.
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Dr. Maccoby said in an oral history at Stanford in 2011 that a female colleague had advised her to suppress any of her research that might be disadvantageous for women.
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Ms. Jochsberger's mother bought her a piano when she was about 5 years old "and just hoped probably that I would take to it," she said in the oral history.
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" A journalist, Joel Makower, who interviewed Mr. Gold in the 1980s for his book, "Woodstock: The Oral History," said after hearing the story of the stage that it "sounds plausible.
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I never questioned this story of a unified rebellion until the past few years, when I conducted dozens of interviews for an oral history of the events of May '68.
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"Within three months, two months, six weeks, I started playing hooky from my composition lessons," Professor Cavell said in an oral history recorded for Berkeley's "Conversations With History" video series.
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"I was assigned to a spot next to a door that led down to the lower part of the house," he recalled in an oral history recorded for the Met.
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"Peter's father was killed in a plane crash," Joan Stern, Mr. Ogden's daughter and Mr. Stern's first wife, said in an interview in 2017 for Storm King's oral history project.
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I've spent most of the last five years writing and researching an oral history of September 11th, a world-changing disaster that rewrote our geopolitics, our economy, and our society.
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"I may have earned a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Kentucky, but I earned a doctorate athletically," Ramsey recalled in Doug Brunk's oral history "Wildcat Memories" (2014).
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That woman had a miscarriage, too, and though she was in her 80s at the time of the oral history, she still felt the loss acutely despite her sizable brood.
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The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum strives to document the memories of Holocaust survivors, and it has created a series of oral history videos that speak about the death marches.
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"Chefs, Drugs and Rock & Roll" seems to have been conceived as an oral history about the rule-breaking, creative leap in American cooking that started in the 1970s and 1980s.
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When that happens, he said, during the hand-off there&aposs room for error, and a lot of the oral history around how the drug&aposs been developed gets lost.
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BAYETÉ: While a lot of my work does examine identity, a lot of it also examines ideas of beauty; iconography related to culture, perception based on appearance and oral history.
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"She'd get sick every winter and, of course, in those days, you didn't have antibiotics or anything to treat infections," Dr. Woodruff recalled in a 2004 oral history for Rutgers.
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"My son Danny is the promoter and his wife, Kathy, does the publicity," Duva told the New York Times columnist Dave Anderson for the oral history "In the Corner" (21986).
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Stevens and Aronson's book presents itself as "equal parts memoir, biography, and oral history," drawing on Stevens's closeness with the photographer and extensive involvement in the operations of his studio.
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Jon Stewart has found himself back in the news following the publication of The Daily Show (The Book): An Oral History as Told by Jon Stewart, the Correspondents, Staff and Guests.
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ANDREA JENKINS: I'm extremely proud to have successfully completed the Transgender Oral History Project at the University of Minnesota in that we were able to finish it up ahead of time.
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"Barr was representing the more mainstream view at that time," said Nancy Baker, a professor emeritus of New Mexico State University who helped conduct an oral history of Barr in 2001.
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Whitaker, a former U.S. attorney who was not Senate-appointed, "gave the appearance of the president putting a partisan hack into office," said Riley, who also participated in the oral history.
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The Hollywood Reporter published an oral history of Saturday Night Live's "yuuuge year" this week, filling in the backstory of its most popular sketches, monologues, casting choices, and brushes with controversy.
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I understand why Warren released her DNA profile to the masses; she has been dogged by scandal since proclaiming she was in fact "Native American" based on her family's oral history.
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"I think this current political environment is going to make it even harder" to continue this fight, said PPFA president Cecile Richards in an oral history commemorating Planned Parenthood's 101st anniversary.
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Russell L. Riley is co-chairman of the Presidential Oral History Program at the University of Virginia's Miller Center and author of the forthcoming book "Inside the Clinton White House" (Oxford).
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For your weekend reading, we thought you might enjoy an oral history from O'Malley about how he stumbled upon HotelTonight and remained connected to the company across its nine-year history.
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From 2628 to 28500, the senator provided 6900 oral history interviews for University of Virginia's Miller Center, offering fresh insights about this tumultuous period for the nation and the Kennedy dynasty.
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Addresses Project takes on multiple forms, including photographic prints, a library of oral history interviews conducted by Shockey, and a comprehensive online map of the ghosts of New York's queer past.
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In testimony gathered by Theresa de Langis as part of the Cambodian Women's Oral History Project, Prak Sinan, 59, speaks out about her experience being forced to marry a complete stranger.
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"They had never seen any black persons, I don't guess, because they thought that we were women in Technicolor," she recalled more than a half-century later in an oral history.
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The bride, who is 35 and known as Storm, is studying for a master's degree in oral history at Columbia, from which she graduated with a bachelor's degree in creative writing.
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And I highly recommend this oral history, in the online music magazine Van, of some of the (very) few people who came to know the wary, magisterial Russian composer Galina Ustvolskaya.
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Also stay tuned as we check in with label manager-turned-author Howie Abrams to go inside his new book, Finding Joseph I: An Oral History of H.R. from Bad Brains.
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" Her voice cracking, she said, "Let me tell you what we lost: The ticket for our family's passage to America, from 1914, my grandfather's oral history, my great-grandfather's ID papers.
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"I always saw the world as having two negative responses to people they aren't happy with," she said in a 2009 interview with Psychology's Feminist Voices, a Toronto oral history project.
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He described his two terms atop EPA as "very different" during a 1993 oral history project on the agency's site and said he didn't come to the EPA as an environmentalist.
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Nonfiction LIFE ISN'T EVERYTHING Mike Nichols, as Remembered by 150 of His Closest Friends By Ash Carter and Sam Kashner There are people who think of oral history as auditory mosaics.
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"The Hell It Is!" became one of their rallying cries, as recorded in an oral history of the movement, and they engaged in acts of civil disobedience, like confiscating construction signs.
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The person also said Morrison would be able to "give an oral history of the aid package for Ukraine," including why it was held up and when it was eventually released.
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"There were some people arguing just for Weinberger, and I said, 'No, in for a penny, in for a pound," Barr said in an oral history to the University of Virginia.
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"All words in a natural language are ambiguous; they have multiple senses," she said in an oral history interview for the History Center of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
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In the new paintings she'll be showing at Pioneer Works, she'll turn her gaze stateside to address her family experience arriving in the US and the oral history of that migration.
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The collection was given to the Alaska and Polar Regions Archives at UAF in 2013, and the four lacquer discs were put in the care of the university library's Oral History Program.
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"They said, 'Go interview the Beastie Boys,'" Ms. Bellettini was quoted as saying in "I Want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution," an oral history published in 2011.
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"It had to be done, no question," Mr. Tankersley said to Allan Neuwirth for his book "They'll Never Put That on the Air: An Oral History of Taboo-Breaking TV Comedy" (2006).
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For the story of that battle, and pretty much anything else you might want to know about Robot Wars, you can check out SB Nation's more recent oral history of the phenomenon.
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"At the time I think they were the loudest band I ever heard," said Joey Ramone in Ken Sharp's oral history of KISS, Nothin' To Lose: The Making of KISS 2000-21.
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As part of the visit, six of the organization's volunteers were trained in using audio recorders and scanners, while a Scan-A-Thon, oral history event, and open house involved the public.
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A bonkers oral history of the night recounted an influx of riot police, people climbing the ballpark's foul poles, fans trying to break into the players' clubhouse, and countless other terrifying instances.
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Titled So Say We All, it's the latest outing for Mark Altman and Edward Gross, the pair who produced the mammoth and meticulous 25-Year Mission, the oral history of Star Trek.
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In " So Much Things to Say: The Oral History of Bob Marley " (Norton), the reggae historian and collector Roger Steffens estimates that at least five hundred books have been written about Marley.
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Alongside his many novels, he began to publish books of oral history, dedicated to retrieving some of the neglected and even unspeakable private experiences of Germans (and others) during the war years.
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In 1992, Gottman and other researchers at the University of Washington developed a procedure called the "oral history interview," in which they ask couples to talk about different aspects of their relationship.
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For so long, cannabis culture was built, developed, and shaped by Black and Brown people—something shown in Fab's oral history of the relationship between music and weed in the past century.
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Consisting solely of LGBTQ performers, they hold workshops with youth groups across the UK, and improvise performances based on interviews with LGBTQ people—a kind of oral history project on the stage.
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The book is an oral history of Kossula (also known as Cudjo Lewis), who was among the last people to survive the Middle Passage before slavery was abolished in the United States.
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His helicopter was shot down, and he "dropped to the ground like a bag of potatoes," he said in a 2000 oral history interview for The Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training.
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My drive to tell stories came in part from being born and raised in this family and in this region, which has a long tradition of African-American folklore and oral history.
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Mr. Chop described the events in a 1999 oral history to the Sign Historical Group, an association of archivists and amateur researchers who held a workshop that year to study U.F.O history.
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In traditional oral history fashion, "Naila and the Uprising" chronicles the network of female activists, who, through their grass-roots opposition to Israel, gained independence as equals in a patriarchal Palestinian society.
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In a 2012 interview conducted by U.C.L.A.'s Center for Oral History Research, Ms. Jones recounted how at the time of Soul's founding, there were no black publicists working for record companies.
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In an oral history recorded in 2010 for the National Visionary Leadership Project, which collects the stories of notable black Americans, Mr. Bennett talked about a three-part approach to affecting change.
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"The SS walked around with whips, with sticks, with steel bars, you know; they would beat you for any reason," Mr. Shine told the Bay Area Holocaust Oral History Project in 19913.
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It includes photographs taken both during and after the flood, oral-history testimony from survivors, a map showing the hardest-hit areas and an interactive before-and-after display of city scenes.
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As "The Daily Show (The Book): An Oral History" reports, this was a role Mr. Stewart had carefully conceived and hammered out for himself in the face of scattered staff writers' opposition.
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With the help of the nonprofit organization StoryCorps, an oral history project started in 2003, those stories will be recorded and added to the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
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"We were working within a context of a great historic mind-changing," Mr. Dunbar said in a 1978 interview for the Southern Oral History Program Collection at the University of North Carolina.
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"He was always an engineer at heart," said Thomas Haigh, a technology historian at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee who interviewed Mr. Bachman for an oral history project and studied his work.
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"I never think about race when I'm doing my work," he told an interviewer for a University of Southern Mississippi oral history in 1999, because, he said, the Catholic message was universal.
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As recounted in an oral history of the genre by Adam Rathe for OUT magazine, queers, both closeted and out, were inextricable to the rise of formative punk in the late 1970s.
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David Zwirner Books recently anthologized these conversations into an exciting new book, which invites us into an oral history of art criticism in the US in the 20th and early 21st centuries.
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Great TV does not need an oral history or additional context -- for example, the knowledge that it was in some way considered to be groundbreaking for one reason or another -- to be enjoyed.
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Glamorized by Disney and sexualized by a slew of retailers, Pocahontas was a child when she first encountered the English, who later kidnapped and raped her, according to the Mattaponi tribe's oral history.
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Often it is a fear of a naturally-evolving virus, as in Max Brooks's "World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War" (2006) or Emily St. John Mandel's "Station Eleven" (2014).
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New Yorker staff writer Lepore recounts her search for the long-lost longest book ever written: a century-old manuscript by madman and scholar Joe Gould called The Oral History of Our Time.
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From Salvador Dalí's tome of surreal recipes to an oral history of the Polaroid camera to a compendium of Magic, The Gathering trivia, this ensemble of nine art books has something for everyone.
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Image: NickelodeonOur friends at The A.V. Club just published an insanely awesome oral history of the obstacle course from Nickelodeon's classic game show Double Dare, and it's chock-full of icky, messy fun.
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It's shockingly difficult to obtain an oral history (pun intended) of cunnilingus imitators, but their history seems to mostly consist of those jokey tongue shaped vibrators, which have been around for a while.
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He understood what constituted his agency's lifeblood: The EPA "never would have been established had it not been for public demand," he reflected in a 1993 oral history interview for the EPA's archives.
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They also interview former and current agency employees with the intention of producing an oral history of sorts—a frame of reference for what evidence-based governance looked like before and after Trump.
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But Clay, and later Ali, gave different accounts of that act, and according to Thomas Hauser, author of the oral history "Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times," Clay had simply lost the medal.
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In " Powerhouse: The Untold Story of Hollywood's Creative Artists Agency " (Custom House), an oral history compiled by James Andrew Miller, Tom Hanks recalls the effect that this had on Hollywood in the eighties.
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Speaking of tradition, check out our photo-rich oral history of more than 70 years of New York Fashion Week, with the voices of Diane von Furstenberg, Donna Karan, Michael Kors and more.
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Because we thought of it as akin to a massive oral history, our photo editor and designers had already been working on how to make it visually accessible, especially online and on mobile.
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Nestle created an extensive oral history of Hampton's life through many interviews, and upon her death, Hampton donated all of her and Foster's personal papers, memorabilia, letters, books, and ephemera to the archives.
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Consider Rise Up more like an oral history of Stormzy himself, with input from key members of his team plus other voices from the music industry who closely watched as his career bloomed.
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"My intent was to get a job in journalism involving sports because I really knew a lot about it," he said in an oral history recorded in 1993 for the American Jewish Committee.
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In the oral history interview, Dr. Hornig recalled that her husband had babysat the first atomic bomb overnight before it was tested at dawn in the desert at Alamogordo on July 16, 1945.
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The elder Mr. Wilson, a tenor who sang in choirs around St. Louis, "insisted that all of his children learn to play the piano," Olly Wilson told an oral history project at Berkeley.
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"Until then, wustite had been viewed as an artificial product too unstable to survive in nature," she said in an oral history interview in 217 with Derek Sears of NASA's Ames Research Center.
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His oral history — a genre practiced with more transparency by Studs Terkel and Jean Stein — favors lurid detail and despair, like a nihilistic sequel to the Rona Jaffe novel 'The Best of Everything.
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"Every call letter that I ran through my mind was already taken," Mr. Wilson said in an oral history for the Archive of American Television, explaining how his fictional station got its name.
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"She was very much in command of herself, aside from the shock," Ms. Tuckerman said of the first lady a year later in an oral history recorded for the John F. Kennedy Library.
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When reading "The Improv: An Oral History of the Comedy Club That Revolutionized Stand-Up" (BenBella Books), you learn that Barry Manilow once played the piano there and Danny Aiello was the bouncer.
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"Etching is so slow that you have a lot of time to think while you work on your plates," he said in a 1995 oral history interview with the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Mr. Floyd said Google's donation would cover things like the oral history component, a social media platform for visitors to share their stories, and educational aspects, which Google is best suited to support.
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Kalb, a writer for "Jimmy Kimmel Live," channels the voice of her beloved grandmother, Bobby, in this affecting project, which she calls an oral history of four generations of women in her family.
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"I got to seeing a headstand as kind of a bonsai performance, sort of the minimum of performance," he explained in an oral history recorded in 2016 for the Archives of American Art.
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"Before the end of the season, I asked Branch Rickey for a raise for the 1944 season," Olmo recalled in Lou Hernandez's oral history of 1950s Caribbean baseball, "Memories of Winter Ball" (2013).
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His uncle responded with half-closed eyes, delivering a brief but comprehensive oral history of the Gond kings, with the clear implication that his nephew was a bit of a good-for-nothing.
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I mean, maybe Lynch has really had the entire cosmology in his head from day one, but I've read the extensive oral history of the original show, and I kind of doubt it.
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I didn't envision this thing being 600 pages when I started, but the idea for the oral history was there before I even approached The State because I love that style of journalism.
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