“These days we are inundated with pictures of our everyday lives. Sure, our social media may only capture the highlights, but as you scroll back through your phone’s camera roll, most of us would have a fairly good diary of key millstones, family events, and the many times our cat looked cute while sleeping. When our loved ones pass away – especially the elderly ones – we can be left without much of a record of who they were and the unique voice they brought to their stories. This reality, and the loss of her own dad and sister in quick succession, prompted Dimity Brassil to launch her business A Lasting Tale.” Read more about our interview on Hope 103.2.

This article appeared in the Bendigo Advertiser and the Border Mail.

“Something is always better than nothing. Don't let your reservations about discussing death take away your chance to immortalise memories. That's Dimity Brassil's message to her clients who want to record audio life stories and family histories of their loved ones. And she sees the practice taking over Australia.”