1. Which story or stories from the collection stood out to you the most and why? (Why did you choose these specific stories to focus on?)

2. What themes or common threads did you notice across the different stories? (Were there any shared emotions, experiences, or perspectives?)

3. Were there any particular moments in the stories that resonated with you? (What part of the stories made you reflect on your own life or beliefs?)

4. How did the diversity of stories in the collection deepen your understanding of different cultures or experiences? (What did you learn from hearing people’s personal histories or struggles?)

5. How did the different storytellers approach sharing their experiences? (Did any storytellers use unique storytelling techniques, like humor or vivid imagery, that made their story memorable?)

6. What do these stories tell you about universal human experiences and differences across cultures? (Were there any surprising connections or contrasts between stories from different regions or backgrounds?)

7. How do personal stories like the ones in the StoryCorps Archive help foster empathy and understanding across communities? (In what ways did hearing someone else’s experience change your perspective on an issue or culture?)

8. What role do you think archiving stories like these plays in preserving history and culture for future generations? (How can these stories help shape future understanding of the past?)

9. Based on the StoryCorp stories you watched/listened to, how would you define the “American experience”? (What worldview does the collection of stories in StoryCorps create?)

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