Storycorps was a great idea, until it got hijacked by NPR who turned it into a spiritual, uplifting, sentimental cryfest. It's like that other quasi-religious, psuedo-ecumenical joke of show, This I Believe.

StoryCorps is an incredible project. It always makes me cry, and the clips Brian Lehrer played today were especially human and beautiful. I was so touched by this interview that I just bought the book. I've always wanted to interview my grandparents in Lebanon, so I used the StoryCorps website to prepare questions I'd like to ask them and record myself when I go visit this summer. It won't have the same magic of StoryCorps but I am so thankful for the idea to record their stories. Thank you.

I took my Mom to Storycorp to celebrate her 80th Birthday. I didn't tell her what we were doing until we got there. I could tell she was uncomfortable at first but once we got started she loved it. Afterwards she told me it was the best birthday present she ever received.

Don't wait, book an appt at one of the other locations! You won't regret it.

That last story was pretty amazing, why aren't there people like that in politics.

I love Storycorps and was wondering if Mr Isay is considering starting one abroad? Say, in France?

this is such a beautiful idea. i wish i had gone earlier

Ditto on the crying at work.

I hoped to get my twin brother at the Grand Central booth the next time he visits, particularly since I used to work in the MetLife building. We will make attempts at the other booth.

He certainly was an honest and romantic man. Annie is as lucky as he was. I'm crying too.

great - im crying at work.

Why is it closing? I always thought that I and my 86 year old mom would talk about her early years as the daughter of immigrants. How sad.