Sam Webster-Harris

So I think after a while, it does get a bit depressing when everyone you know just sort of dies.

Yeah, true that.

What does it mean?

When you were describing your podcast concept, this instantly came to my mind.

There was nothing else that really sprung into my mind.

I think it was such an association between me and my nan specifically as in like my sister would complain about like Sam's pineapple cake when we'd had too many pineapple cakes kind of thing.

It was definitely done for me.

even though we did all like it, and how long it went on for.

As in, we'd have, like, a different thing for lunch, even though, like, Sunday lunch in the UK is, like, a similar thing, but, like, there'd be some variation in it.

But, like, the pineapple cake was, like, the most regular thing there was.

And, like, other puddings would come in, like, you have mince pies at Christmas, but you have, like, a trifle over summer, these kind of things.

But, like, this was...

the most constant piece of food in my life for like several years, I guess.

Yeah, so I guess that was really nice.

But I think there was also something around, you know, as you do grow up and you're changing things, it felt a little bit like she still thought of me as the same person after like six or seven years.

And you're like, okay, maybe I do like other things, but you still sort of expect me to want the same thing.

And maybe it's the same with your grandparents and parents.

can get a bit confused as you reach teenage years and perhaps don't like the same things that you used to like and stuff.

I think I kind of did notice that.

It was like the most obvious connection of that happening with her.