According to Matt Preston, he only has 14 more summers. And he’s determined to make the most of them.💌Join 5,500+ people getting our takeaways and favourite moments from this episode in our weekly newsletter - http://bit.ly/45NyQDyKnown predominantly for his role on the inaugural (and incredibly successful) seasons of MasterChef Australia, alongside his excellent choice of cravats, Matt Preston is a recognisable face in most Australian households.Joining Hugh, Ryan and Josh in the studio (in yet another incredible outfit), Matt delicately talks through the importance of having a conversation with your parents about end-of-life care.In a decision that requires both deep emotion and administrative focus, Matt draws from his experience with his grandmother, and then his mother, about how to ensure the people you love are nurtured, cared for, and celebrated in the way they would have wanted.Matt, thank you so much for joining us.If you want to watch the full episode (and see Matt’s outfit), follow this link - https://youtu.be/sEN8Mfapi6Y 🫖Other episodes of The Imperfects mentioned in this episodeKate Reid (Pt 1) - The Impossibility of Perfection - https://bit.ly/476XBfgKate Reid (Pt 2) - The Life-Saving Croissant - https://bit.ly/4aM7bqdChristie Whelan Browne - Unbreakable - https://bit.ly/4ukPhTk📺Things to watchThe Hospital - In The Deep End - https://bit.ly/4rYN6mwCroquenbouche Masterchef Episode - https://bit.ly/3OILYVG📖Things to readBig Mouth, by Matt Preston - https://bit.ly/4cUigXG🩵SUDEP Support ServicesSUDEP Action - https://sudep.orgEpilepsy Foundation - https://bit.ly/4r9W27I*The average life expectancy for Australian males is calculated at birth, and does not take into account their personal circumstances. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.