Show Notes
Dr Oscar Duke is joined by Hilary and Michael Whitehall for a candid, funny and surprisingly revealing conversation about getting older.
From the realities of changing bodies and shifting priorities to staying curious, connected and healthy as the years go by, the Whitehalls bring their trademark warmth, honesty and sharp humour to the subject of ageing. Together, they explore what it really means to grow older well — and why a good sense of humour may be one of the best medicines going.
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