Thank you for this episode. I found out two days ago that my mum has terminal brain cancer and has only days left to live. This episode gave me lots of ideas of things to ask my mum before she passes. I now know all her wishes and she can rest a lot easier knowing we will do what she asks. My heart is breaking but I have found solace these last few days in endless podcast listening!
Love you two! It is always pure joy watching you together! 💪♥️ How lucky you are to have each other and such a loving family! I am the same age as Martin, I've learned at 62 to enjoy every moment, every day and to love my family...hard !
😍😍😍 I already listened to the podcast elsewhere, but didn’t know if there would be a video version posted here. So thrilled to get to watch the fun each week, too! I prefer this over audio only. Excited for all episodes to come!
My brothers funeral, we sent him off to the Proclaimer’s‘I’m on my way from misery to happiness ‘. It was very fitting, he was finally free of his pain
Love this podcast on discussing death. No one wants to talk about it then when it happens no one knows what their wishes are. I’m 62 yrs young and I’m always thinking about death because my Dad died when I was 3 yrs old and I have spent all my life having panic attacks about my Mum dying literally every day. We didn’t discuss death and wishes because I couldn’t go there. Mum passed away in my arms. She had Alzheimer’s, before she died she turned her head and looked in my eyes and with no words I felt her love then her eyes clouded over as she passed. It was such a powerful moment. All those years of panic attacks I thought would stop when she died are still there but just about my own death! I have written a poem each for my Son, Husband and friends for after I’ve gone. I’m going to plan my own funeral that way it’s how you want it. Cremated, ashes in a heart stone inscribed that can be on the sideboard and taken with you if you move away. No attending to to a grave (it kills my back doing my parents) some ashes buried with my parents. Keep talking about these subjects 👍🏻🌟👏🏻❤️
Brilliant podcast guys, you had thoughts of Rick Astley singing at your funeral Martin....so maybe he could sing 'Never Gonna Dig You Up' 😂 Love you two xx
My parents died when I was 16y and 17y. So I have no experience of having a parent as an adult. I would have LOVED to still have at least one of them. So, Roman, I understand and love this idea.
Its good to talk and laugh about this subject.i wish me and my dad could of done this.instead he didnt talk about dying or his wants and needs and we were left with no idea.so we did the best we could.and it actually turned out the best funeral iv been too.but i do wish dad would have talked more like these two.its important in a child parent relationship for sure.
Martin's comparison to the state of death is exactly how I have described it to my friends over the years ever since I had an operation. It was a 6 hour operation and from being put under to being woken up felt instantaneous. If you had the ability to waken a person who has been dead 1,000 years, it would be like they had been 'asleep' for 1 second before waking up. Sometimes it brings me great comfort too. But other times I envy those who have faith in an afterlife where they get to reunite with loved ones etc because, in my heart of hearts, I know that that is more of a pipe dream.
❤️ loved it. Looking forward to coming episodes. Btw final song at my Dad‘s funeral was ‚we‘re off to see the wizard 🎶‘ Lovely memories and big smiles at the time. Keep it up guys x
They both have very different personalities. Martin has joie de vivre and doesn’t take himself too seriously, but Roman, although funny seems to have a more serious personality.
Loved this such a beautiful relationship 💖 I find it interesting to hear other people's views on death as ever since I was a child I've had anxiety about death for myself and losing close family, the thought of dying terrifies me
Love your relationship! Thankfully I have same thing with my daughter, I keep telling her songs I want at my funeral! Apparently if you don’t have 250 songs you don’t listen to enough music! 😂
You two are a riot, I loved this. 😁 A bit of a morbid subject, but funny and none of us can escape it - I believe in life after death, the thought of living in this world and then nothing is rather depressing 🙄
Fab podcast boys, lots of laughs 😃 there is definitely energy floating around me and my house, the most recent being yesterday when my glass of cola started to slowly move on the side table 😳
I enjoyed that 😊 my funeral ? Burmese Buddhist glass coffin full of flowers my music going in that's life by frank Sinatra the curtain closes the piano section of Laila by Eric Clapton can't wait for the next one
The non religious church is the place where they have the 'Celebration of Life' services, that's what my dad had at the crematorium. Nothing religious, because he hated the thought of us standing there singing hymns and saying prayers. I kind of want to know when im going to die, roughly the time, just the day or week would be nice. I'd be able to have my wake and be alive at it, telling everyone what I really think of them, ect, and share the memories I'm taking with me. I think more people would come to my wake then... free drinks... compared to the number of people who would turn up for my funeral, so it would be less of a morbid event at my funeral, and it would soften the blow?! 🙃😉
Oh wow his mum’s Shirley from Pepsi & Shirley! Cracking voice. Loved their Stock Aitken Waterman stint. If Steve Strange is waiting to meet me at the pearly gates then bring it on. He’ll probably refuse me entry though but at least if he sends me downstairs I’ll be where all my mates are.
That’s a ridiculous comment. How can he put a number on his remaining years when he doesn’t have a current illness. It’s a selfish thing to tell your kids
He didn't though. He literally said a few times "I don't know how long I've got". Then said if I live til I'm 80...another 18 years I'll be happy. And this was in response to the question being posed by his son. You're just reaching for things to be judgey about bud
Thank you for this episode. I found out two days ago that my mum has terminal brain cancer and has only days left to live. This episode gave me lots of ideas of things to ask my mum before she passes. I now know all her wishes and she can rest a lot easier knowing we will do what she asks. My heart is breaking but I have found solace these last few days in endless podcast listening!
Im so sorry for you 😢 I hope you're holding up ok.
@@Irishgui83 thank you ❤️
Love you two! It is always pure joy watching you together! 💪♥️
How lucky you are to have each other and such a loving family!
I am the same age as Martin, I've learned at 62 to enjoy every moment, every day and to love my family...hard !
😍😍😍
I already listened to the podcast elsewhere, but didn’t know if there would be a video version posted here. So thrilled to get to watch the fun each week, too! I prefer this over audio only. Excited for all episodes to come!
I love you even more Martin , I feel the exact same way as you do with death .. when your gone your gone but you hope you have left great memories ❤
My brothers funeral, we sent him off to the Proclaimer’s‘I’m on my way from misery to happiness ‘. It was very fitting, he was finally free of his pain
My last song would be “ding dong the witch is dead” 😅😂
Love this podcast on discussing death. No one wants to talk about it then when it happens no one knows what their wishes are. I’m 62 yrs young and I’m always thinking about death because my Dad died when I was 3 yrs old and I have spent all my life having panic attacks about my Mum dying literally every day. We didn’t discuss death and wishes because I couldn’t go there. Mum passed away in my arms. She had Alzheimer’s, before she died she turned her head and looked in my eyes and with no words I felt her love then her eyes clouded over as she passed. It was such a powerful moment. All those years of panic attacks I thought would stop when she died are still there but just about my own death! I have written a poem each for my Son, Husband and friends for after I’ve gone. I’m going to plan my own funeral that way it’s how you want it. Cremated, ashes in a heart stone inscribed that can be on the sideboard and taken with you if you move away. No attending to to a grave (it kills my back doing my parents) some ashes buried with my parents. Keep talking about these subjects 👍🏻🌟👏🏻❤️
Brilliant podcast guys, you had thoughts of Rick Astley singing at your funeral Martin....so maybe he could sing 'Never Gonna Dig You Up' 😂 Love you two xx
My parents died when I was 16y and 17y. So I have no experience of having a parent as an adult.
I would have LOVED to still have at least one of them.
So, Roman, I understand and love this idea.
Loved it ❤ in Ireland our loved ones are waked too those precious days help the grieving process
Its good to talk and laugh about this subject.i wish me and my dad could of done this.instead he didnt talk about dying or his wants and needs and we were left with no idea.so we did the best we could.and it actually turned out the best funeral iv been too.but i do wish dad would have talked more like these two.its important in a child parent relationship for sure.
Martin's comparison to the state of death is exactly how I have described it to my friends over the years ever since I had an operation. It was a 6 hour operation and from being put under to being woken up felt instantaneous. If you had the ability to waken a person who has been dead 1,000 years, it would be like they had been 'asleep' for 1 second before waking up.
Sometimes it brings me great comfort too. But other times I envy those who have faith in an afterlife where they get to reunite with loved ones etc because, in my heart of hearts, I know that that is more of a pipe dream.
❤️ loved it. Looking forward to coming episodes. Btw final song at my Dad‘s funeral was ‚we‘re off to see the wizard 🎶‘ Lovely memories and big smiles at the time. Keep it up guys x
They both have very different personalities. Martin has joie de vivre and doesn’t take himself too seriously, but Roman, although funny seems to have a more serious personality.
No idea how it took so long. Classic. Thank you 🙏❤
Loved this such a beautiful relationship 💖 I find it interesting to hear other people's views on death as ever since I was a child I've had anxiety about death for myself and losing close family, the thought of dying terrifies me
I used to as a child but no one gets out alive so no use worrying about it as life goes on. It could affect how you live and spoil things 😢
Love this podcast guys it’s brilliant you 2 are so funny together 😂😂
I think they are great and play off each other so well.
Love your relationship! Thankfully I have same thing with my daughter, I keep telling her songs I want at my funeral! Apparently if you don’t have 250 songs you don’t listen to enough music! 😂
Absolutely brilliant, made me laugh out loud. Will definitely be watching the other shows and have subscribed. Thank you
Absolutely Brilliant....your bond is adorable 😍 😅❤
You two are a riot, I loved this. 😁 A bit of a morbid subject, but funny and none of us can escape it - I believe in life after death, the thought of living in this world and then nothing is rather depressing 🙄
Brilliant guys , made me laugh till I cried 👍
Love Martin Kemp, he’s just gorgeous. Lovely to see father and son together. X
Shirley will do what she sees fit if you go first 😂
Loved this! Thanks for starting the conversation.
Ro, you wil feel differently when the time comes but I love this pod cast ❤
Love this 😀 Glad to have found it !
Que hermoso que Dios te bendiga 🇻🇪
I think Martin needs to be careful around stairs. Watch out for those banana skins at the top. 😂😂
God so normal. I think so much the same great conversation
Your so right Martin I think the same
I love this so much I’m here for it so much 😍
Fab podcast boys, lots of laughs 😃 there is definitely energy floating around me and my house, the most recent being yesterday when my glass of cola started to slowly move on the side table 😳
Btw if in a church you are obliged to follow protocol - as in biblical readings and 2 or 3 hymns. Maybe Martin means a humanist ceremony?
My 3 funeral tunes are spirit in the sky, knock on wood & disco inferno , I want a disco funeral disco coffin bright colours💯
Taxidermist that’s the answer
This was hilarious. 😂😂😂
Love it boys.
Yeah that Wal bass at Live Aid was awesome
What a great topic
I enjoyed that 😊 my funeral ? Burmese Buddhist glass coffin full of flowers my music going in that's life by frank Sinatra the curtain closes the piano section of Laila by Eric Clapton can't wait for the next one
We came from the stars, we'll go back🙏
The fact that they think teaching sharks to enjoy human flesh is a good idea..😮.
Bright side of life “ if you want something happy
Roman you should make thar TV show! - when heaven calls!
11.38-11.54 This is exactly what I believe too.
Will the funeral be televised? On UA-cam
Can I have the corgi car’s Ro??😂😂😂😂
I love you Roman!!! 😍😍😍
The non religious church is the place where they have the 'Celebration of Life' services, that's what my dad had at the crematorium. Nothing religious, because he hated the thought of us standing there singing hymns and saying prayers. I kind of want to know when im going to die, roughly the time, just the day or week would be nice. I'd be able to have my wake and be alive at it, telling everyone what I really think of them, ect, and share the memories I'm taking with me. I think more people would come to my wake then... free drinks... compared to the number of people who would turn up for my funeral, so it would be less of a morbid event at my funeral, and it would soften the blow?! 🙃😉
Hopefully it says Martin kemp has passed NOT Roman kemps dad has passed 😂 x
I wanna be met at the rusty pearly gates by Martin Kemp if he’s the roadie to Elvis 😉
Funny. From the Philippines here. But we don't do that😂
I was born on the same day and year as Martin and I hope to have longer than 10 to 14 years..! 😂
Viking funeral is the raft at sea
Oh wow his mum’s Shirley from Pepsi & Shirley! Cracking voice. Loved their Stock Aitken Waterman stint.
If Steve Strange is waiting to meet me at the pearly gates then bring it on. He’ll probably refuse me entry though but at least if he sends me downstairs I’ll be where all my mates are.
No way is Shirlie ever gonna feed her boy to the sharks 😳🙈🤣just as well both mum n dad won’t need to organise it 🙏🏽🙏🏽🏴
You to are great 😭👍🏻
Bradtke Ramp
Ask him when David Platt stood on his shoe
Non denominational church is what you mean
Never heard of a church building that had no religion
i was not expecting to laugh so much at something titled this...
Roman would you have your dad’s ashes put into a tattoo?
Urgh I hate that people do that. Tattoo doesn’t last very well and it’s pretty disrespectful imo
@@jesclifford88 it would creep me out knowing there inside of me. lol
ronan keep the porche
Grow up roman loce martin
That’s a ridiculous comment. How can he put a number on his remaining years when he doesn’t have a current illness. It’s a selfish thing to tell your kids
He didn't though. He literally said a few times "I don't know how long I've got". Then said if I live til I'm 80...another 18 years I'll be happy. And this was in response to the question being posed by his son.
You're just reaching for things to be judgey about bud
Love this but Martin it wouldn't kill you to be looking down from heaven coz you are already dead
I find your really disrespectful to your Dad. I really liked you before watching this..
You're means you are.
Well you’ve lived longer than some people you encouraged to get the Vaccine.