Nostalgic storytelling and conversations that walk you through the comforts of the past, through the lessons learned along the way, and through old-school family-driven hopes for the future.
Elle McLeod hosts The Real Nitty Gritty Podcast, an aptly-titled new venture designed to bridge the gap between baby boomers and the modern era, with personal storytelling, family traditions, rituals, health and healing advice, and plenty more.
Having recently launched its fourth episode, at just under thirty minutes in length, The Real Nitty Gritty Podcast stands out as a genuine and heartfelt exploration of cultural values and the importance of passing on traditions. Elle talks about her upbringing in an inclusive way, tackling ‘the way we were raised’ and connecting those roots to the way we raise our own children, and to the changing mindsets of the current youths and the world at large.
Elle’s approach is both structured and free-flowing at times, an authentic walk down memory lane but lightly guided by a conceptual intention, which helps make each episode reach out and connect with all who’ve lived through similar experiences as baby boomers.
Recorded at home, unedited and honest, The Real Nitty Gritty Podcast is both evocative and humorous on occasion, and in this recent episode, Elle sets the foundations for a captivating listen – one intent on reminding us that despite the pace at which time is changing the way we live, traditions remain as the essential threads that weave our family’s identity together across generations.
Unfiltered and raw by nature, The Real Nitty Gritty Podcast is the epitome of real talk by real people. Elle McLeod reflects lovingly upon her life, and fearlessly gets vulnerable, even regretful sometimes, and in the process comforts and inspires listeners, by openly facing the inevitability of aging and embracing the modern world as a citizen and product of the baby boomer era.
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