Keepsake Audio
Broadcast quality family heirlooms
“Stories have to be told or they die, and when they die, we can’t remember who we are or why we’re here.”
My grandmother died not too long ago. For years I'd been telling myself I was going to interview her about her life. Despite my best intentions I never made it happen. For some reason it can be hard for family to interview each other. Maybe it's that we think we know each other so well. Maybe that makes it seem weird to ask the basic questions, weirder still to ask with microphone in hand. I started Keepsake Audio to help preserve the most valuable thing a family has, its stories.
With permission, below you’ll find a few samples of finished pieces. Family heirlooms that can be passed down for generations to come. Enjoy, and if you're interested in creating a keepsake of your own, click contact up there on the right.
-Rob Smith, Keepsake Audio
Joyce was born in eastern Montana during the Great Depression. This is her story.
Joyce and The Tornado
Joyce reveals her childhood nickname and tells of her brush with a tornado.
The Brief Courtship of Joyce and Bill
A traveling salesman in a black Packard arrives in Billings.