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Voice Imprints
Hosted by Mara Hall

As we once tucked photographs of loved ones into our wallets, today we keep their messages on our phones. Whether it’s a simple “I love you” or a familiar laugh, these everyday recordings become treasured keepsakes. Each week, Voice Imprints, hosted by Mara Hall, explores how voices linger, love endures, and connection lives on.

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  • Charlie Knoepfler is smiling, holding up green cotton candy.
    The Cobbler's Son
    Ben Knoepfler of Knoepfler Chevrolet shares a voicemail from his father, a quick update on the numbers that was, beneath it all, a father’s way of saying he cared.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.
  • Jeff MacFarlane and his daughter, Clara, smile during a selfie at a Notre Dame football game.
    The Sound of Laughter Stays
    Clara MacFarlane Coly, Neighborhood Services Outreach Supervisor for the City of Sioux City, shares a voicemail of her sister and father laughing together, an exchange that echoes with love.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.
  • Shelby Pierce posing for a picture next to her uncle Lewis with the ocean and trees behind them.
    Uncle Luis, A Voice of Comfort and Strength
    Shelby Pierce, owner of Pierce Facilitation, shares a recording of her favorite uncle offering advice during an unexpected travel mishap.
  • Black and white photo of a newly married South Indian couple
    A Grandmother’s Song that Spans Generations
    Revathi Vongsiprasom, Dean of Opportunity and Engagement at WITCC, shares a recording of her Paati singing a lullaby passed through generations, a sound that carries love, heritage, and home.
  • Mara Hall (host) and her mom, Linda, smile together.
    A Gift Unopened, A Message Treasured
    Host Mara Hall shares a message from her mother, who received a birthday gift early but chooses to wait to open it, savoring the anticipation. In that choice, she leaves Mara a lasting memory, wrapped in patience and love.