StoryCorps Atlanta: Brian Farley

Scott Casavant | WABE

June 20th, 2012

Growing up in the 1970s, Brian Farley spent eight years at a Catholic school wearing uniforms every day. Then, he moved to a public high school. At StoryCorps, Brian told his teen daughters Madison and Kira about what his mother had him wear on his first day.

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