One of my biggest regrets in life is not sitting down and recording a conversation with my Granny before she passed away. Whilst her voice is always within my memory, sometimes I do wish I could connect back to the way her mind worked, and her sense of humour. It has inspired me to record conversations with my family members for future generations. I don’t know how I will ever explain to my future children, my Granny, in a way that does justice to who she was. This episode is dedicated to her memory. I sit down with my Grandfather, her husband, Felix Carrady, and we talk about life at the age of 89. What are the thoughts and reflections that occur? How do you come to peace with aging and the stages of life? 

In this episode, I sit down with Felix and ask him on his perspective on his journey through life, from the perspective of being 89. We explore my grandfather’s experience in POW camp. We explore the ideas around psychology, what it is to know thyself, we discuss religion/spirituality, and, life after losing the love of your life. I may be biased, but I really believe that Felix has so much wisdom and insight, and I cherish our conversations greatly. I hope this episode gives as much to you, as it does to me.