StoryCorps

Illuminating the humanity and possibility in us all—one story at a time.

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In the 80s, Brad Jachna worked as a carpenter in Florida, alongside his friend, Kip. While building a house one day they saw a toddler, Tom, fall into a nearby pond. More than 30 years later, Brad reunited with Tom at StoryCorps. On NPR's Morning Edition: https://t.co/8bPeY3OVbe

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Retired Army Major Duane Wittman remembers his son, Aaron Xavier Wittman, who was killed in action while serving in Afghanistan in 2013. Our #StoryoftheWeek on NPR's Morning Edition ➡️
https://t.co/XXesd6nlkX

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StoryCorps is hitting the road for the 2026 Mobile Tour 🚐🎙️

We launched in Atlanta with @atlantabeltline and our new MobileBooth, provided by @MercedesBenz, and will bring conversations to communities across the Southeast this summer.

Learn more: https://t.co/bi0uNGdxhX

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From a young age, Anthony Figueroa struggled to meet developmental milestones. His mom, Jhovana, never stopped encouraging him to keep trying. Our #StoryoftheWeek on NPR’s Morning Edition ➡️ https://t.co/cENKKg5lVd

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Ask mom the questions you’ve always wanted to ask this Mother’s Day—or reflect on a mother figure you’ve lost and honor her story.

All it takes is 40 minutes on the StoryCorps App. Keep it light and fun or go deep. It’s up to you.

Press record and just jump in. 🎙️❤️

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There’s no easy part of being a mom—from giving birth, to preparing your kids to one day walk out the door. We dug into our archive to find stories about moms bringing their kids into the world, and stories about letting them go. On the #StoryCorpsPodcast: https://t.co/5PyJl4a1Jx

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After her husband died, Leta Spatz had a bench in a local park dedicated to him. Twelve years later, she noticed someone had left a bouquet of yellow daisies there. These flowers led her to Gail McGill, who placed them. Heard on NPR's Morning Edition: https://t.co/jBEnYpJY1S

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Yvette Thompson grew up having a special connection to the musician Prince. To mark the 10th anniversary of Prince’s death, Yvette recorded with #BrightnessinBlack to remember the neighborhood boy who became a musical icon. On NPR’s Morning Edition ➡️ https://t.co/Duufl0in4x

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LAST CHANCE TO VOTE FOR US IN @thewebbyawards! StoryCorps’ Voices From the Storm: Remembering Hurricane Katrina is nominated in the Podcasts - History Category AND in the running for the Webby People’s Voice Award. Ends TOMORROW, April 16 @ 11:59 PM PDT ➡️ https://t.co/WpWr2ep31e

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StoryCorps’ "Voices From the Storm: Remembering Hurricane Katrina" has been nominated for @thewebbyawards in the Podcasts - History Category. We’re also in the running for the Webby People’s Voice Award. VOTE NOW before April 16 ➡️ https://t.co/WpWr2ep31e

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When Nate Walls' barbeque catering company closed during the Covid pandemic, he
started delivering free food to neighbors in Fayetteville, Arkansas. But that simple act soon became something much more complicated. Heard on NPR’s Morning Edition ➡️ https://t.co/N5ZMBus1g6

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We’re excited to share that "Voices From the Storm: Remembering Hurricane Katrina" has been nominated for @TheWebbyAwards in the Podcasts – History category. We’re also in the running for the Webby People’s Voice Award—vote here before April 16 ➡️ https://t.co/WpWr2ep31e

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Memories of an April Fools prank 30 years ago—involving two iconic American bells. 🔔🌮
National Park Rangers Rick Starr and Larry McClenney remember working at the Liberty Bell Center on April 1, 1996 when things got weird. On NPR's Morning Edition ➡️ https://t.co/T29hNaOCIA

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Friday morning routine: ☕ Drink coffee. 🎙️ Listen to StoryCorps on the radio. 💧 Wipe tears!

If you’re a StoryCorps fan, you’ll love our Great Questions Conversation Cards!

A perfect springtime gift for your friends, family, or yourself! Get yours ➡️ https://t.co/C04IJkWIA6

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Sister Berta Sailer reflects on decades spent serving low-income families in Kansas City. Listen to our #StoryoftheWeek, as heard on NPR's Morning Edition ➡️ https://t.co/vIwvkpDz5R

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Let conversation and connection bloom this spring! 🌷

Our Great Questions Cards are perfect for casual living room conversations, coffee table decor, journaling prompts, and more! Get yours now ➡️ https://t.co/C04IJkWIA6

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CW: Story mentions gun violence and suicide.
Dan Leger and Tim Matson—survivors of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting—met while recuperating in the same hospital. They recall how building a friendship became part of their recovery. On NPR’s Morning Edition: https://t.co/pAdIjwCneL

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Brittany Bouck and her friend, Charlie Sharp, remember the massive fire that forged their friendship. Our #StoryoftheWeek, as heard on NPR’s Morning Edition → https://t.co/bvOHP4qMni

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Some moments feel big because everything’s on the line—and others only felt that way at the time. Our listeners have left us voicemails about both: slip-ups and serious situations, fateful decisions and faux pas. Listen now on the #StoryCorpsPodcast ➡️ https://t.co/c6IHA0w5MU

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Organist Lanvester “Lance” Jackson tells his music teacher, Mary Frances Early, how her tutoring saved his life. Listen to their conversation, part of our Brightness in Black initiative, heard on NPR’s Morning Edition → https://t.co/w3SH4Tkt1M