At 90 years old, some of my grandmother Marnie Sproule’s memories were starting to fade. I recorded conversations with her to preserve some of her stories before it was too late. Throughout the process, I realised that memories are precarious, and can’t be trusted. Science fiction approaches to memory can offer explanations; of how the Mandela effect and time travel create glitches in our perceptions of reality. But then, how do we hold onto precious memories, before they’re gone? Even though they’re gone? Why are they gone? Are they gone? Are… they… gone, gone, gone? Link to transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zqbfLmph9qpUtHp3bNsLn4mKQ5PZm_7C/view?usp=sharingA podcast by Erin MacIndoe SprouleComposition and Sound Design by Curtis Walker aka blunderspublikStory Support by Dawn MathesonIllustration by Gillian Wilson Reference to Some Memories About Memory by Devon KerslakeThis project is supported by the Ontario Arts Council. This is an Anthroscope Media production.