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I would highly encourage anyone who has even thought about doing this; do it. If you are thinking about how to get started, I recommend the StoryCorp app. It is
by ca_tech 3y ago
I would highly encourage anyone who has even thought about doing this; do it.
If you are thinking about how to get started, I recommend the StoryCorp app. It is easy to use they have a bunch of prebuilt questions or you can create your own. You record directly to your phone but if you are inclined, you can upload your interview to the Library of Congress.
https://storycorps.org/participate/storycorps-app/ https://storycorps.org/participate/storycorps-app/
- artemavv 3y agoThere is also a project dedicated to saving the wisdom of earlier generations: https://savewisdom.org/the-1000-word-save-wisdom-questions/ https://savewisdom.org/the-1000-word-save-wisdom-questions/
- pavel_lishin 3y agoI actually interviewed my mom about ... 15 years ago? About some topics. But the fucking recordings are locked up in a proprietary recorder that requires software running on windows95 to unlock it, and I don't even know if the software exists anymore. I should make that my December project, to find a way to unlock those files.
- wfvr 3y agoCheck if they aren't just xor'ed, I've seen that being used before as cheap "encryption".