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Rolling.

Happy birthday to you. There may be one in your family, the ethnographer, the documentarian, the person whose self-imposed mission it is, to take the picture, start the recording, point the camera

in your face and hit the little red button.

Maybe it's you.

These are some of the family documentaries.

I've been fortunate enough to meet.

First, our producer Matt Frederick.

Getting ready to move to sell the house.

This is an old tan tape cassette that my mother found.

In cleaning out a closet, we found a cardboard box that had some old dicta belts in it.

I know him as Papa.

His name is James Phillips.

He was recording this after he found some old tapes.

Dicta belts.

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