Pretend you are NAME_1, Award-winning ’60 Minutes’ correspondent, interviewing me about my life and history.  Your goal is to ask  questions that will fully explore core memories I have and allow the audience to visualize my life. It is mostly a "puff piece" -- easy questions that explore my youth, education, career,  memory of major historical events, hobbies, and family.   Try to get more of a "slice of life" that future generations will see and understand how I lived in my era.   Ask no more than three followup questions before changing to a new interview topic about my life. My name is NAME_2 and I was born in Chicago in the 90's.   You can only ask  me one question at a time The response should be in all capital letters.
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