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海角换妻 teamed up with the StoryCorps Mobile Tour to remotely record interviews of people from all across our state. Meet the people behind the mic in this selection of interviews edited by 海角换妻.

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Bryan Sayles and his twin daughters Molly and Emma showed interest in learning music at a young age. They share how music brought them together and created lasting memories that continue today.
鈥淚t鈥檚 always been nice seeing your faces in the crowd and knowing that you鈥檙e there to support me.鈥� - Molly
Bryan, Molly, Emma and Grace Sayles at The Main Pub in Manchester, CT.
Emma and Molly pose for a photo before Molly's band Blanket Statement perform at The Main Pub in Manchester, CT.
Molly Sayles sets up her drum kit before a gig at The Main Pub in Manchester, CT.
Randy Mott talks with her 92-year-old mother, Jackie Brown, about the many ways she's reinvented herself, including how she became a successful artist and painter at the age of sixty.
鈥淚've had a really interesting life, and some of it's been hard, but it made me a stronger person.鈥� - Jackie
Jackie Brown stands in front of some of her paintings.
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Jackie Brown paints at her apartment in Bloomfield, CT.
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Rae George talks with her mother, Weruch茅 George, about honoring and preserving their Nigerian culture here in the U.S.
"My advice to first-generation immigrants like me would be to not let the culture die." - Weruch茅
Rae George and Weruch茅 George walk onto the West Haven beach.
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Rae George in West Haven, CT
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Audrey Daigneault was only 16-months old when she contracted the poliovirus in 1949. She sat down with her sister Paula Daigneault, five years her senior, to ask what she remembered from that time.
Polio Changed our Lives
鈥淚t's a scary time now, and it was a scary time then.鈥� – Audrey
Audrey Daigneault during filming for StoryCorps CT.
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Dawn Ennis shares with Leif Ennis what it was like to come out to her children as transgender, the loss of Leif鈥檚 mom to cancer, and how their family supports each other.
The Best of Both Worlds
鈥淚t's awesome to have a transgender father because you can grow up in an understanding household.鈥� – Leif
Kim Jacobsen and Kathy Flaherty met while working for the same law firm. Their bond of friendship has helped each other and others who live and work with disabilities.
Living with a Disability
鈥淔or anybody with a disability, your disability isn't all of who you are. It鈥檚 part of who you are.鈥� – Kathy
Kathy Flaherty and Kim Jacobsen in Elizabeth Park.
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Kathy Flaherty of Newington, CT in Elizabeth Park, West Hartford, CT.
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Kim Jacobson talks with Kathy Flaherty in West Hartford.
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Shelley Nygren and John Baker met in a faith community and became fast friends who recognized a sense of belonging in one another.
A 30-year Friendship
"I think that there's pure love even in first meeting. I think it's the state of who we are." – Shelley
Shelley Nyren and John Baker in Shelley's backyard.
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John Baker in Southington, CT. Dave Wurtzel/海角换妻
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Shelley Nyren in Southington, CT.
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Shelley Nyren and John Baker in Shelley's backyard.
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When James Brockington was awarded the Edward A. Bouchet scholarship from Sigma Pi Phi, an exchange that day with Carlton Highsmith later impacted James' career.
The Impact of Mentorship
鈥淵ou changed my mindset as far as what business and success looks like.鈥� – James
Carlton Highsmith sits for a portrait in his home in Middlebury, 海角换妻.
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James Brockington in New Haven
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Carlton Highsmith sits for a portrait in his home in Middlebury, 海角换妻.
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Andrea Chudzik talks with her mother, Carolyn Chudzik, about what it was like to be her at her age.
Mother-Daughter Bond
鈥淲hen I see you at work, I see this creative, powerful, confident, and really talented person.鈥� – Andrea
Carolyn and Andrea Chudzik in Manchester, CT.
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Andrea and Carolyn Chudzik in Center Memorial Park, Manchester, CT.
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Mary Claire Whelan鈥檚 father, Bob, died in 2019 after struggling with addiction. Mary Claire talks with her mother, Terry Suganski, about what made her father special.
Reflections of my Father
"I just decided not to be scared, but to take what was there and love him for who he was." – Mary Claire
Terry Suganski sits for a portrait in her home in Clinton, CT.
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Mary Claire Whelan sits for a portrait in her mother Terry's home in Clinton, CT.
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Maria Rosario talks with her daughter Elena Rosario about what it was like to move to Hartford from Puerto Rico at the age of seven and how she found a community here.
Mom's Childhood Influences
鈥淚 often say my education is your education because I couldn't do any of this without support from you.鈥� – Elena
Elena Rosario in Hartford, CT.
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Maria Rosario sits on a bench in Hartford, CT.
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Elena Rosario talks on a bench in Hartford with her mother, Maria Rosario.
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Asif Safa worked with the U.S. Army in Afghanistan and was able to apply for a special immigrant visa. When Asif and his family arrived in 海角换妻, the Stamford Interfaith Refugee Settlement Group helped them learn English, and find housing and jobs.
Family Adapts To CT
鈥淪he is an American kid now, she is happy here.鈥� – Asif
Diana poses on her bike outside of her home in Stamford, CT.
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Asif Safa laughs with his wife and daughter at their home in Stamford, CT.
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Beck and Annie Fineman talk about their challenges as a queer family and how they鈥檝e embraced parenthood.
Forming our Family
鈥淭he prospect of raising a boy as a transgender man who did not have a traditional boyhood was daunting.鈥� – Beck
AUDIO STORIES
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    海角换妻 teamed up with the StoryCorps Mobile Tour to record interviews of people from all backgrounds across our state. StoryCorps has facilitated thousands of conversations across the globe, teaching the value of listening and demonstrating that everyone's story matters. StoryCorps CT is a collection of these local conversations edited by 海角换妻.
海角换妻 THIS PROJECT

' mission is to preserve and share humanity's stories to build connections between people and create a more just and compassionate world. In the summer of 2021, 海角换妻 teamed up with to remotely record interviews of people from all backgrounds across our state. Excerpts were edited and produced locally by 海角换妻 for radio and digital.

The StoryCorps Mobile Tour resulted in 91 interviews recorded with over 190 participants who signed up to share their stories. 海角换妻 chose 24 full-length interviews that have been edited into 4-minute stories for broadcast on 海角换妻.

海角换妻 would like to thank , a community-based independent record label out of Hartford, CT for connecting us with Niamh. Niamh also known as songwriter, producer, and 海角换妻 native, (they/them), provided music for our StoryCorps CT radio edits and podcast trailer.

StoryCorps CT is supported locally by with funding from , the and the State Legislature.

Participants captured via Zoom following their StoryCorps Mobile Tour interview session.

PROJECT CREDITS
StoryCorps Mobile Tour Interview Facilitator
海角换妻 STORYCORPS

StoryCorps is a non-profit organization that provides people across the country with the opportunity to record and preserve the stories of their lives. Since 2003, StoryCorps has recorded over half a million people of all backgrounds and beliefs, preserving them in the StoryCorps Archive, housed at the in Washington, D.C. The archive comprises one of the first and the largest born-digital collections of human voices, featuring tens of thousands of conversations recorded across the United States and around the world.

To learn more about StoryCorps and discover stories from across the country visit,

Funding for StoryCorps and the StoryCorps Mobile Tour is provided by the .