Braylan Hurst
Radio ProducerBraylan Hurst is a student intern at APR from Atlanta, Georgia. He’s majoring in Creative Media and minoring in Business Communications at the Capstone. Braylan is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity Inc., a member and mentor for the Bridge Program, a member of the Black Student Union, and is also in the Capstone Association for Black Journalists. He enjoys spending time with friends, making jokes, and eating Chick-Fil-A.
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Beth Spivey joins StoryCorps to recount her fathers tough love, and share some childhood memories with Ian Murukami. -
In this segment of StoryCorps, friends David Tidmore and Mike Lewis discuss the "Lighting Selma" project, which aims to add lighting to the bottom of the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. -
In this rendition of Storycorps, UA graduate Preston Mcgee talks to his friend Celestria Hill about a new community outreach project called the Selma Resilience Initiative -
Friends and coworkers Tina Lewis and Ife’ Colvin sat down at StoryCorps to share their innovative approach to teaching and reflect on their own journeys to become educators. -
This week on Storycorps, Sara Barkouli interviews Makinda Gbolohan about being an active member in the Africatown community, and Makinda talks about some of his work as a community organizer. -
This week on Storycorps, Jim Ellis talks to Bernadette Small about their shared project of identifying unmarked graves in different cemeteries around Mobile. Bernadette also talks about her mother's involvement in this field of work.Note: No Image available -
This week on StoryCorps, Cam Heen Johnson speaks with her mother Trai Vo as she recounts her decision to come to the U.S. from Vietnam and the importance of maintaining faith in Christ. -
This week on Storycorps, Joni Hendee interviews her long time friend JoAnn Jones about her experiences as a volunteer at the Dumas Wesley Community Center and the importance of being an active member in your community. -
In this edition of StoryCorps, Jason Lewis talks about how joining the military connected him to his ancestors and how he wants to unite cultures between Africa and the United States. -
Siblings Bridget and Jim Mulroy sat down at StoryCorps to talk about their childhood-- Growing up with several other brothers and sisters; and whether or not they felt pressure from their parents to be similar to their older siblings, and share the same interests.
