Hasan Kelly, born in Hinton, West Virginia, grew up in a coal mining family with traditional Christian roots. He talks with Matthew Lee and Chandra Vemulapalli about his disillusionment with Christianity and how he eventually came to embrace Islam.
Listen to Stories
Listen to any story drawn from the conversations we've recorded in Forsyth County. Just press the "play" button next to each image.
Tune in to listen to our weekly radio broadcasts on WFDD, WSNC, WSJS and Que Pasa Radio.
Gail Citron talks with her daughter, Judy Citron Breakstone. When Gail was a child, her parents owned and operated a ladies’ ready-to-wear store on 4th Street in downtown Winston-Salem. Gail recalls what city life was like back in the 40’s and 50’s and shares her fond memories of working in the family business.
Film director and French national, Sophie Mihalko, relocated from New York City to Winston-Salem where she met her husband, Ross Mihalko, a screenwriter. Sophie and Ross share the story of how their faith in the Universe brought them together and empowered them to follow their dreams.
Jean Spencer, born and raised on the farmlands of Des Moines, Iowa, recently moved to Winston-Salem after the passing of her husband. She talks with her daughter, Rosemary Van Schooten, and shares wonderful memories of her life on the farm.
Enrique Rodríguez-Pastor and his family relocated numerous times between Peru and the United States throughout their lives. Enrique shares how this experience has affected his sense of identity and belonging.
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Weekly Radio Broadcasts
Below are the days and times where StoryLine stories can be heard.
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Thursday, Jul 15
SECCA Re-opening; 750 Marguerite Drive. Visit the bus and sign up for a recording; tour the newly-renovated SECCA and hear StoryLine stories; 7-10 pm.
