The vital things that make life spectacular
In the 100th episode of Brief but Spectacular, 92-year-old Richard Goldbloom offers his take on the things that have made his life spectacular, and what it's like to begin losing your memories.
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JUDY WOODRUFF: Next, we ring in the 100th installment of our weekly Brief But Spectacular profiles. The series was created by Steve Goldbloom, who conducts every interview off-camera from around the country with his producing partner, Zach Land-Miller. Their intention is to invite viewers to walk in someone else's shoes. Steve booked a special guest this week, his grandfather, Richard Goldbloom, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, who helped inspire the series' title. He describes his experience with memory loss and what it feels like to forget. STEVE GOLDBLOOM: This is our 100th episode of Brief But Spectacular. I'm Steve Goldbloom. RICHARD GOLDBLOOM, Grandfather of Steve Goldbloom: And I'm Steve's favorite grandfather, Richard Goldbloom. STEVE...
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JUDY WOODRUFF: Next, we ring in the 100th installment of our weekly Brief But Spectacular profiles. The series was created by Steve Goldbloom, who conducts every interview off-camera from around the country with his producing partner, Zach Land-Miller. Their intention is to invite viewers to walk in someone else's shoes. Steve booked a special guest this week, his grandfather, Richard Goldbloom, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, who helped inspire the series' title. He describes his experience with memory loss and what it feels like to forget. STEVE GOLDBLOOM: This is our 100th episode of Brief But Spectacular. I'm Steve Goldbloom. RICHARD GOLDBLOOM, Grandfather of Steve Goldbloom: And I'm Steve's favorite grandfather, Richard Goldbloom. STEVE...
