Dave Isay: Everyone around you has a story the world needs to hear

The speaker shares their journey into radio and the impact of discovering their father's identity. They recount the creation of StoryCorps, a project that records personal interviews to preserve human stories. The initiative has expanded nationwide, capturing diverse voices and fostering understanding. The speaker emphasizes the importance of listening and preserving these stories for future generations, encouraging global participation through a new app.

What was the significant moment in the speaker's life when they were 22 years old?

How did the speaker's relationship with their father change after learning about the Stonewall riots?

Describe the impact of the StoryCorps interviews on the participants.

What was the purpose of the StoryCorps booth established in Grand Central Terminal?

Reflect on the emotional responses people have when hearing StoryCorps stories.

What are the four things that matter most according to the hospice doctor Ira Byock?

What was the speaker's wish for humanity regarding StoryCorps?

In what ways does the speaker suggest StoryCorps could expand its reach?

How did the speaker feel about the importance of recording conversations?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'every life, every single life, matters equally and infinitely'?