Oral history interviews involve recording interviews to preserve information from individuals and events. To start, choose a research topic and identify interview subjects relevant to that topic, such as family, friends, or community members. Get written permission from interviewees to record and use their comments. Ask open-ended questions to learn insights related to your topic without interrupting the interviewee. Clarify answers and ask follow-up questions to fully capture their experiences. Compare interviews for common themes and insights that add to understanding the research topic.