Hi, my name is Louise Buck and I live in San Diego and I'm a great

grandmother as you said to Colin and tell you how much I like this season and I loves it. I love

love StoryCorps, I look forward to it.

I think it's something that holds everybody in the country together

and God knows we need it. So thanks and have a little

surprise for you.

This past season, at the end of every episode, we asked you a question and invited you to share your answers by calling 702 706 talk.

And wow, a lot of you called in.

So this week, we're going to step outside the booth and hand the mic to you, our listeners.

I'm Jasmine Morris, and this is the StoryCorps podcast from NPR. Now let me just hit play here on our voicemail.

You've reached the voicemail for the StoryCorps podcast. We're so glad you called. Our most recent episode

was about Nick Tucci, who has a little boy in 1964 ran away to the New York World's

fair and lived there for 11 days. We asked you, what's a family legend you thought was too good to be true?

Hi, my name is Tyler Johnson and I am from Tucson, Arizona. My great-grandmother and great-grandfather,

they were ranchers in southern New Mexico,

and they lived there their entire lives out near the town of Los Crucid.

They told us that in 1945 they had gotten the family car and driven to a town

near the border of Arizona and they had to stop for the night.

They couldn't get a hotel so they slept in their car on the side of the road.

Early the next morning, they were awoken by a bright flash and that bright flash turned out to be the Trinity test, the first

atomic bomb ever tested at White Sands and they just happen to witness it in

their car.

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