Natasha Cornstein
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92 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
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I think I'm a real traditionalist. I think that I maybe fall in your alley. I think I'm on Grandma Gail's side on much of the dating. And I think it's tried and true. It's been around forever and it's worked out well for most people.
You can call me a traditionalist.
I definitely have some questions. I do. But I think, first of all, I have met your grandmother. It's been 23 years. And she's one of the most stunning women I have ever met. Thank you, Natasha. You're very sweet. And stylish and in the know on everything, on current events, on news, on fashion. How do you do it? Well, I read a lot.
Absolutely.
Which would, I mean, I wouldn't be able to sit still for three seconds. Exactly.
But that's not so common to have that self-awareness and that commitment. But you have to try. You have to try.
Well, she was really exceptional. So I think I have to give you a quick background so that you understand the context, but she came during the second world war. She escaped Nazi Germany and had no high school education, worked in a hat factory, made $40 a month and got married. But she was really a, you know, took a very different path when she was 30 and she had had both my father and my uncle.
She went and got a high school degree, a college degree, and a PhD in biology. Wow. But that's the American dream. Very unusual. That's the American dream. It sure was.
Yes. And she was on an airplane, fell in love, just like my parents were on an airplane, divorced my grandfather, which was unheard of. Which is unheard of in those days. Unheard of. This was unheard of. And it was the love of her life.
And when she lost him, she moved to New York and she became a professor at NYU in her seventies, started Bridge in her eighties, learned how to play the piano and at 95 published a book. So she advised a woman. She was she. The advice was never give up. That sticks with me. Never give up and enjoy your life.
You know, she lived through so much tragedy and so much hardship, and yet she had this optimism. we drank a lot of champagne together so yes but she you know take a glass of champagne and and enjoy your life but always be learning and never give up thank you for joining us today tell everyone how they can follow you online or anything else you want Well, thank you so much for having me.
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