One of the charges of the AESHC is to "record oral histories (sound only, sound with video, and/or sound with still photographs) of important figures in the history of audio engineering." We encourage all of our members to record oral histories, and submit them (or transcripts of them) to the Chair of the AESHC for consideration for inclusion on this website. Currently, only a few are available, and these are the following papers and talk transcripts:

• Ray Dolby's personal tour of the audio industry and how it changed from analog to digital, a transcript of his 1992 Heyser lecture

• Cyril Francis, Recording Engineer (Acoustic and Electrical Recordings) with Parlophone in England, 1926 to 1936

• Sel-Sync and the Octopus, Ross Snyder's article from the ARSC Journal, v. 34, no. 2 (fall 2004): 209-213.

• The Education and Tribulations of a Precursory Disk Recording Engineer by Robert J Callen -- Audio engineering in 1925...1928, AES Preprint 794 from the year 1971
• An Afternoon With John K Hilliard, from J AES V37 N07, p 597+.
• An Afternoon With Bill Putnam, from J AES V37 N09, p 723+.
• An Afternoon With John G Frayne, from J AES V38 N07, p 597+.
• An Afternoon With Harry L Bryant, from J AES V38 N10, p 773+.
• An Afternoon With Paul Klipsch, from J AES V40 N06, p 540+.
  
• An Afternoon With Carson Taylor, from J AES V40 N 10, p 842+.