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.

Angela Gerena-Díaz celebrates her larger-than-life and beloved maternal grandmother: an everlasting example of Social Capital, avant la lettre, not only to Angela and her entire family, but to every person whose life she touched.

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Angela Gerena-Díaz celebra la vida de su querida y grandiosa abuela materna: un eterno ejemplo de Capital Social, avant la lettre, no sólo para Angela y su familia, sino también para todas las personas en cuyas vidas influyó.

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Dudley Shearburn and Emily Wilson met while working at Salem College, Winston-Salem, NC in 1980. They’ve been best friends ever since.

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Dudley Shearburn y  Emily Wilson (izquierda) quienes se conocieron mientras trabajaban en Salem College en 1980 y han sido mejores amigas desde entonces.

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Michele Powell, Executive Director of Transformed Lives, talks with Tammy Johnson (right), a participant in one of the organizations’ Adult Support groups. Transformed Lives provides services to children, families and adults in an effort to turn struggle into strength. Tammy shares a story that illustrates how the organizations’ motto “Every Person Has Value & Every Life Has Worth” translates into action.

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Michele Powell, Directora Ejecutiva de Vidas Transformadas, conversa con Tammy Johnson (derecha), quien participa en uno de los Grupos de Apoyo de la organización.  Vidas Transformadas ofrece servicios para niños, familias y adultos e intenta transformar los problemas en oportunidades de fortalecimiento.  Tammy comparte una historia que ilustra la manera en que el lema de la organización “Toda persona vale y toda vida tiene valor” es puesto en práctica.

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Today, we hear from Jan Detter and her daughter, Zoe. When Zoe was 12 years old, a terminal illness took the life of their husband and father, Dan Detter.

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Jan Detter conversa con su hija Zoe. Cuando Zoe tenía 12 años, una enfermedad terminal le quitó la vida a Dan Detter, esposo de Jan y padre de Zoe.

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Ana Tampanna talks with her friend, Helen Naples (left).  Helen’s mother is a native of South Korea. She came to the US as a new bride when she was nineteen. Today, Helen shares how she came to better appreciate her mother’s way of being, and to better understand herself and her two daughters, following a family trip to South Korea.

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Ana Tampanna conversa con su amiga Helen Naples (izquierda).  La madre de Helen es surcoreana. Cuando tenía 19 años, emigró a los Estados Unidos para casarse.  En este segmento, Helen comparte la historia de cómo  empezó a apreciar la forma de ser de su madre y a comprenderse mejor a sí misma y a sus dos hijas luego de un viaje en familia a Corea del Sur.

 

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Weekly Radio Broadcasts

Each week, a selected story is broadcast on area radio stations as noted below:

  • QuePasa: Thursdays 9:53 am; Greensboro/Winston-Salem: 1470/1380 AM and Raleigh-Durham: 1000 AM and 1530 AM
  • WFDD: 88.5 FM  Sundays 8:34 am
  • WSJS: 600 – 1200 AM Sundays 9:30 am
  • WSNC: 90.5 FM Mondays 10:00, Wednesdays 10:00 & 3:30, Fridays 3:30, Saturdays 1:30 & 8:00, and Sundays 9:30