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#6: Coming of Age in the Ghetto

“In my neighborhood, when a cop said move, you moved.”
Cleveland, Ohio | Aug. 5, 1955 | By MANSFIELD B. FRAZIER

 
 Standard Podcast [6:04m]: Play Now

#5: Night of the Living Prom

“More Americans lose their virginity on prom night than any other night in their lives.”
Halifax, Nova Scotia | June of 1995 | By RYAN MURPHY

 
 Standard Podcast [8:59m]: Play Now

#4: Through the Open Shield

“I would play the kill me game. I picked up every criminal I could find.”
Baltimore, Maryland | 1992 to 1993 | By TOM D’ANTONI

 
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#3: Checking the Water

“All night I have hardly slept. And now Larry is right outside my window.”
Ben Lomond, California | Summer of 1962 | By CLAUDIA STERNBACH

 
 Standard Podcast [12:32m]: Play Now

#2: Insouciance

“That summer, I got stoned a lot, took a much younger lover, ate decadently, and read dozens of novels.”
Boston, Massachusetts | Summer of 1994 | By S.A. MILLER

 
 Standard Podcast [10:59m]: Play Now

#1: Through the Night

“The next evening [my mom] would be diagnosed with cancer.”
Bellevue, Washington | October 2005 | By HYEWON JIN GRIGONI

 
 Standard Podcast [9:16m]: Play Now

Time Out

“Ask anyone. The Brazil-Argentina 1982 World Soccer Cup match was unforgettable.”
1982 | Beirut, Lebanon | As told to MELODY AMSEL-ARIELI

Hazel

“His eyes were slick, heavy membranes trying to hold back a flood of tears. But he had to be Dad: invincible.”
1992 | Dallas, Texas | By BLAKE KIMZEY

In English

“When Huang Yoo entered the classroom, there were vocal expressions of resentment among the Russian senior citizens in the room.”
April 2002 | Flushing, New York | By BEATRICE G. DAVIS

The Pitcher

“They always treated me like one of the boys, and I think that most of them forgot that I was a girl.”
Summer of 1955 | Goodell Street in Ecorse, Michigan | KATHY WARNES