I love the idea that everybody has a story. I remember watching a show years ago, reporter opened a phonebook randomly, and pointed to a name and went and visited the woman out in North Dakota or somewhere remote like that. She was older, and he told her his premise. She invited him in and said I don’t have anything to say I really don’t have a story. And then it ended up she started talking and there was this incredible story about her husband in the war and things that happened that she never even shared with her own family. It ended up the whole family came to hear the story and they did a huge feature about it.
I love the idea that everybody has a story. I remember watching a show years ago, reporter opened a phonebook randomly, and pointed to a name and went and visited the woman out in North Dakota or somewhere remote like that. She was older, and he told her his premise. She invited him in and said I don’t have anything to say I really don’t have a story. And then it ended up she started talking and there was this incredible story about her husband in the war and things that happened that she never even shared with her own family. It ended up the whole family came to hear the story and they did a huge feature about it.
Beautiful. This is our thinking behind FIELD GUIDE. Everyone has an interesting story.