I have sent the file to Professor Lindstrom - anyone else interested in listening to the file please post a request on this posting and I will send you the mp3 file through email.
Interview Question List
1. Please state your name.
2. How old are you?
3. How old where you in the 1960s?
4. Where did you live in the 1960s?
5. Have you ever heard of the Hippie Movement?
6. What do the words Hippie Movement mean to you?
7. What do you think of when you here the 1960s?
8. What do you think of when I say Vietnam War?
9. Can you explain the relationship between the Vietnam War and the Hippie Movement?
10. How would you reflect on John F. Kennedy’s relationship to this ear?
11. Let’s talk about John F. Kennedy’s assignation and the 1960s.
12. How are civil rights related to this era?
13. What do the words Black Power or Radical Movement mean to you concerning this era?
14. When would you say this era ended?
15. Where you involved in this movement – or did you just observe the movement?
16. Can you reflect on some of your experiences during this era?
17. Can you explain how these experiences changed your outlooks on the Militaries and War?
18. Can you explain how these experiences changed you or helped you grow as a person?
19. What values do you feel you possess today due to this movement?
20. Did this era make you feel differently about America?
21. What is your fondest memory of this era?
1. Please state your name.
2. How old are you?
3. How old where you in the 1960s?
4. Where did you live in the 1960s?
5. Have you ever heard of the Hippie Movement?
6. What do the words Hippie Movement mean to you?
7. What do you think of when you here the 1960s?
8. What do you think of when I say Vietnam War?
9. Can you explain the relationship between the Vietnam War and the Hippie Movement?
10. How would you reflect on John F. Kennedy’s relationship to this ear?
11. Let’s talk about John F. Kennedy’s assignation and the 1960s.
12. How are civil rights related to this era?
13. What do the words Black Power or Radical Movement mean to you concerning this era?
14. When would you say this era ended?
15. Where you involved in this movement – or did you just observe the movement?
16. Can you reflect on some of your experiences during this era?
17. Can you explain how these experiences changed your outlooks on the Militaries and War?
18. Can you explain how these experiences changed you or helped you grow as a person?
19. What values do you feel you possess today due to this movement?
20. Did this era make you feel differently about America?
21. What is your fondest memory of this era?
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