Whether all together for the holiday or scheduling the reunion over Zoom, you can get that
#FamilyFolklore recorded for the future! Here are a few tips for an
#OralHistory interview - capture secret-ingredient recipes, Grandma's favorite dance moves or tales of immigration.

Keep it Real - family history is a living part of a family, best captured during everyday activities. Feeling informal gets the best results.

Give Props - letters, photo albums, scrapbooks, home movies, and other family treasures help jog memories! So get out heirlooms!

Have a Plan - but don't be afraid to let your interview go off on a tangent. You might learn something totally unexpected. Keep tissues handy for joys and sorrows.

Record it - Try video recording, either in person or using an online video conferencing platform.
Tip: mention @twtextapp on a Twitter thread with the keyword “unroll” to get a link to it.