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As part of this series, I conduct interviews with fascinating people who have resided all over the country and the globe. These occasional interviews appear as podcast episodes (available through your browser or on various podcast apps) and while the starting place for these interviews are questions about physical “homes”, we get to talk about all sorts of other things that are (or are not) “home” in their lives.
If you get the chance to interview one or both of your parents, ask them to tell you their story; don’t hesitate!
Thanks (no thanks?) to free Zoom’s time limits, this interview is broken up into three shorter pieces. Parts 2 and 3 coming next month.
I hope this interview will inspire you to have a conversation with some of the older members of your family while you still can!
Reflection Questions:
* What does “home”, as a concept, mean to you?
* If you could ask your parent anything, what would it be?
Image: Me and my dad, late 1979/early 1980. Photo by my mom.
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