Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

We're asking you to tell us about your nan. Why should she be on the wall of the wall of nans?

So it's going to be painted a mural of all great nans next week on commercial roads.

Some other contenders.

Hi, Christian. I would really love my nans, seamstress mulling to be on the wall of nans

because during World War II she was a seamstress and she made the uniforms for all the soldiers

that were fighting in World War II. And even though she wasn't supposed to, she would write

and put into the pocket of the uniform cheery notes for whoever got the uniform to keep their morale high.

What a lovely moving thing to do.

Imagine the impact of a soldier, probably a young lad, someone very scary and then getting

a little note like that that someone somewhere is caring about them.

That's beautiful.

Lovely to hear about Molly.

Christian, my wife's Nana was quite well known around the Connwood area

in the 70s.

She ran the local milk barn

back in the back rooms.

In the back room,

she ran there

a very dodgy bookies

where you could go and buy

the milk and bread

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