Our Southern Souls started five years ago. The 1,645 interviews have broken down my walls and changed how I see people. These pictures fill me with love and a little sadness. Each face is a reminder of the people missed as we keep our distance and stay safe.
I will be ready to sit face-to-face and listen to the stories strangers again the minute we have been cleared from COVID.
“I even make my sandwich backwards. I put my bottom piece here and my bun here. And then whenever I eat it, my bottom...
“I believe God put me on this earth to do music and nothing else. When I was three, they asked at church if anyone...
“My name is Vinson, but everyone calls me Duke. That came from mom. When I played football, it was never Vinson...
“I always tell folks my roots are in a place called Eutaw, Alabama, but I was born and raised in Mobile. I’m named...
“We got out of Central Vietnam on barges during the Vietnam War. Dad was a South Vietnamese officer who worked closely...
“I grew up in a sweet little place in the suburbs of Atlanta. I didn’t have many dreams or aspirations growing up....
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