Nothing to say, yet
Transcription
The Late Fragments podcast has ended its current series but will return later in the year with more interviews of remarkable octogenarians. The host has learned that old age is not a barrier to achievement and that having energy and passion is important. Growing older is a state of mind and the search for meaning should never stop. Having a sense of humor is essential, especially when facing mortality. The host is grateful to their father, the sound producer, YouTube, and the listeners. Goodbye until next time. Thank you for listening to the Late Fragments podcast. This episode was the last in the current series, but I'll be back later in the year to talk religion, sex, politics and money with six more remarkable octogenarians. What have I learned from the conversations that I've had? I've learned that old age needn't be a barrier to achievement, that energy and a burning passion for the life that you are living and the work that you are doing is your greatest ally against the march of time. I've learned that growing older really is a state of mind, and that the search for meaning doesn't ever, shouldn't ever, stop. And that a sense of humour always, and especially when you're standing toe to toe with your own mortality, is essential. So off I go to find more inspirational interviewees who've really lived and continue to really live their lives. In the meantime, my huge thanks to my father Robert for sowing the original seed of this idea, to Harry Dundas for the sound production and original theme music, to YouTube for teaching me how to edit audio, we should never stop learning however old we are, and to all of you for listening, for subscribing and for telling your friends. Until next time, goodbye.
