Audio Project questions

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  • Who will you be interviewing?
           My partner Jay. 
  • What story are you going to tell?
           We will be talking about when him and his father were evicted out of their home for the second time. He will talk about what he went through as a result. 
  • What is the beginning, middle, and end of the story?
          The beginning is when he was evicted, the middle is what he had to do because of it, and the end is how he has changed from the experience. 
  • What larger themes does the story address? 
         It addresses the importance of friendship and not being afraid to lean on those who may not be related by blood, as well as overcoming what may seem to be the impossible. 

Ten Questions 
  1. What led to the eviction? 
  2. Where did you go afterwards?
  3. What was the hardest part about it? 
  4. How did you internalize what you were experiencing? 
  5. How did your friends react to you moving in with them? 
  6. When did things start to turn around for you? 
  7. What changed within you as a result? 
  8. What did you learn from the experience? 
  9. What would be different about yourself if you hadn't gone through this? 
  10. What is some advice others can take from your struggles?

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