Stories from Tucson
ABOVE: Gary Honea steps out of the StoryCorps airstream trailer parked outside of the Arizona Public Media building, near South Kino Parkway and East 36th Street, after doing an interview with his daughter. Started in 2003, the nonprofit StoryCorps will be in Tucson through Oct. 31 to record conversations between two people that are then archived at the Library of Congress. On Oct. 29, the public is invited to a listening event from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., where stories from Tucson will be screened. LEFT: Jessica Houghton, left, shares a laugh with her father, Gary Honea, before their interview inside the StoryCorps airstream trailer in Tucson.
Jessica Houghton, left, shares a laugh with her father, Gary Honea, before their interview inside the StoryCorps airstream trailer in Tucson.
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