Paul Holdengräber, a master conversationalist known for engaging with influential figures, shares his unique approach to dialogue and connection. He reflects on his family's escape from the Nazis, his philosophical journeys, and the lessons learned from being jobless. The discussion highlights the importance of listening, the therapeutic nature of reminiscing, and how digression can reveal deeper truths. Through anecdotes, he explores identity, the complexities of human relationships, and the transformative power of meaningful conversations in a changing world.
