I loved this podcast. I discovered Chris as a murderino and it was so great to hear about his family not just his dad. I need another podcast with or about Marta! A must listen for everyone.

I am so proud of you and the beautiful way you honor your Cuban heritage Barbara

Thank you for telling your story. I am always looking to read or listen to stories about Cuba or Spain I miss hearing the stories my abuelita and my Tia and tío always told me. I was also touched by how well you handled your father during Alzheimer’s. I work in a memory care community. I teach Alzheimer’s classes and Dementia live. I know how hard it can be for the family I took care of my Tia abuela. This disease is so horrible I say it is the longest goodbye because little by little you have to say goodbye to your loved one. And yet you can still have amazing moments I am blessed to have the chance to help our residents have the best end of life possible and I am making beautiful memories with them that I will forever cherish. Thank you again for your story. Hope to hear more from you.

What an enjoyable listen! Chris is able to tell his dads story and talk about some very tough topics all with a hint of comedy and light-heartedness. I’d recommend this to anyone but be prepared to cry (happy and sad tears).

Cried a few times. Laughed a few times. Great podcast.

I binged the entire show in one day over a long road trip. It’s beautifully done, it made me cry and I was sad when it was over.

Raised in Asia, migrated to the US to work , now parents to grown children and caring for a parent with Alzheimer’s. I can relate to your story in each episode. You made me laugh, cry and feel nostalgic for the old country. Kudos to your parents who risked everything to give the family a better future. What better way to honor them than with this podcast.

Just listen. You won’t regret it. Special goodness in the final bonus episode with Karen Kilgariff.

Truly it’s great. It’s great.

I’m Cuban American, too and have a parent with dementia. This is so close to home but made me laugh with a tear in my eye. Chris Garcia captures the bittersweet with humor and love.