Clive in Podcasts

Oh, well, that's nothing, is it? No. But still nice, I suppose. Yeah, yeah. Well, I feel a bit anxious about it, to be honest. Right. Like, is Clive really taking proper care of him? Yeah. I can't imagine my brother being much good with my mum, having the patience. Well, that's it, yeah. But actually my brother's dead, so it's sort of irrelevant anyway. Oh, sorry. Yeah, yeah, it's sad for my mum, but I honestly don't think he'd have been any help whatsoever in this phase of our lives.

Her name was Cindy Campbell, and Cindy and her older brother Clive were born in Jamaica, and in the 1960s they moved to America.

Oh, I hope he's gonna be alright at Clive's. Yeah, me too. I still can't believe that my brother actually turned up. I know. I've spent the last four days telling granddad not to get his hopes up. You know what Clive's like. And then there he is, and bang on time, all set. I know. Sorry. What are you sorry for? Going on. No, you're not. Do you think I should have stopped him going? No. I mean, he's a grown-up.