In this heartfelt discussion, Gideon Haigh, a prolific author known for his memoir "My Brother Jaz," shares the poignant story of his brother's tragic death at just 17. He reflects on the unique bond of brotherhood, contrasting their personalities and how grief has shaped his life. Gideon reveals the emotional intricacies of coping with loss, including his struggles with guilt and the paradox of work as a distraction from pain. Through his writing process, he uncovers the therapeutic power of storytelling, allowing him to finally confront his past.

Gideon Haigh, a seasoned writer, shares his emotional journey after the tragic loss of his brother Jasper in a car accident at 17. He reflects on decades of silence about that night, revealing the transformative power of storytelling in processing grief. Gideon explores the complexities of brotherhood, the effects of family loss, and his struggles with identity. As he navigates his memories, he discusses how writing helps confront pain and preserve cherished memories, showcasing the enduring bond of family amidst sorrow.