In this introspective episode of Lending Voices, Martin Stepek joins hosts Iain and Dave to explore the profound themes of memory, family connection, and resilience. While the conversation begins with the backdrop of Martin’s latest book about his father, Jan Stepek, it quickly transcends into a broader dialogue about the universal experiences of loss, connection, and the enduring bonds of family.

Throughout the episode, Martin reflects on the importance of understanding and preserving family memories, not only to honor the past but also to bridge connections with present and future generations. The discussion delves into how personal and collective memories shape our identities and the ways in which families adapt to and overcome adversity.

Themes of mindfulness and the immigrant experience are woven into the conversation, highlighting how these elements have impacted Martin’s perspective on life and resilience. The discussion also touches on the importance of remembrance and the role it plays in healing and understanding generational trauma.

Listeners are invited to contemplate their own family narratives and the powerful role of memory in shaping personal and communal resilience.

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The Lending Voices project has entered PHASE 2

All the equipment for the Portable Podcasting kits has arrived, so Iain and Dave sit down to try it out and to give an update.

Shiny new tech, flashy new buttons and CHIMES!

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