James Lipton hosted Inside The Actor’s Studio for 23 seasons. He interviewed over 275 stars…

It is important to have a Will. So your house and cars and cold hard cash go to the right people. Your family. Your children are grateful. Money talks. But once all the physical items get divvied up, what do they really want? They want to remember you. The best way to do that? Save your favorite stories.

Baby Boomers know who Groucho is. Gen-X has a pretty good idea. Millennials: 50/50…Gen-Z & Alpha: as Yoda would say: “much to learn, you still have.”

OK, Grandma. You’re lovely and charming…But we need to save your secret family recipes.

Your Grandpa’s love of binoculars goes way back. What else don’t you know?

Interviewing I’ve learned two things:

1. We want to Hear our loved one’s Voice.

2. We want to See them tell Stories.

Your Grandpa was a volunteer firefighter? He fought fires?! What else don’t you know?

Your Mom backpacked across Europe? For 6 months?! What else don’t you know?

Grandpa was tennis racket shredding before you were even a faint possible ball mark on the great tennis court we call Life. What else don’t you know?

Your Grandma was a Hula Hoop Champion. What else don’t you know?

The LifeStory Questionnaire (71 currently) captures your loved one’s Full Life by saving the best stories.

Your Dad hitchhiked across America. Twice. What else don’t you know?

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Hold on, Grandma can DJ?! How did you not know this?

Your Grandpa could always bundle up with the best of them. What else don’t you know?

As wise teen Ferris Bueller once said twice in his own movie, “Life moves pretty fast. You don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could…

Everyone has a great story. Some involve robbing banks. Others are about stealing hearts. Either way, a memory is made. And arrests.

Grandpa was chillin’ in Beanbag chairs since before you were born. What else don’t you know?

Your Grandma is a History Book. A Mind Full of Memories & Stories. But You Have to Go After It.

Grandma shares one of her LifeStory answers with her Granddaughter.