storycorps.org

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Storycorps.org receives any estimated 4,882 unique visitors and 11,979 unique page views per day. Revenue gained from these much visits may be $16 per day from various advertising sources. The estimated worth of site is $11,765. Alexa global rank is 242,086. Maximum no. of users comes from UNITED STATES. Rank in UNITED STATES is 76,841.

Google LLC is ISP, hosted on IP 35.229.57.154 in Country United States.

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StoryCorps – Stories from people of all backgrounds and beliefs

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Text / Code Ratio 5.46 %

storycorps.org has a website text/code ratio of 5.46 %. Search engine crawlers tend to not pick up pages with inadequate content.

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1	Taking the time to listen and learn
2	Get to know storycorps
3	Celebrating dad

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1	Eyes on the stars
2	To live with your hands unfolded
3	“my earliest memory is when you came to the first-grade cla***room to dissect cow hearts.”
4	Miss devine
5	Stories to reflect on for father’s day
6	My aunties
7	A wonderful life
8	Leading the way
9	About
10	Ways to give
11	Programs
12	Contact us
13	Major supporters & partners

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1	Share this interview (5)
2	Discover these stories from storycorps griot, our national initiative to ensure that the voices, experiences, and life stories of african american people are preserved and presented with dignity.
3	This father's day weekend, listen to our collection of stories honoring father figures and the many ways they support and shape us.

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1	Subscribe to STORY OF THE WEEK

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10	“I think you should get half my diploma.”	text
11	Grateful To Be Your Dad	text
12	“When you want something, keep fighting for it and don’t let nobody tell you you can’t.”	text
13	To Live With Your Hands Unfolded	text
14	"My dream is for you to live out your dreams."	text
15	StoryCorps Griot	text
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23	“My earliest memory is when you came to the first-grade cla***room to dissect cow hearts.”	text
24	“My earliest memory is when you came to the first-grade cla***room to dissect cow hearts.”	text
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31	An Introduction to StoryCorps from our Founder	text
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33	Stories to Lift Your Spirit	text
34	listen to our collection of stories	text
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36	Stories to Reflect on for Father’s Day	text
37	Stories to Reflect on for Father’s Day Enjoy our collection of stories celebrating father figures and the many ways they support and shape us.	text
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39	My Aunties	text
40	My Aunties Stefan Lynch remembers the community of g*** men - lovingly nicknamed his "aunties" - who helped raise him, the dark days of the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, and the lessons that he learned from this powerful family.	text
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42	A Wonderful Life	text
43	A Wonderful Life Sometimes the memories may be a little hazy, but the feelings are clear. Ken Morganstern, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's five years before this conversation with his daughters Priya and Bhavani, discusses his most important legacy — his loving family.	text
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45	Leading the Way	text
46	Leading the Way John Was*ngton, 95, was born blind and with a severe loss of hearing. He sat down with his eldest child, Melva Was*ngton Toomer, for a conversation about the pride he takes in his kids and to laugh over some of their childhood hijinks.	text
47	Mission & History	text
48	Our Performance & Impact	text
49	The StoryCorps Archive	text
50	StoryCorps Blog	text

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47	Terms of Use	text
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