Records Of My Parents is a conversation about the music that shaped our childhoods. In each episode, a guest brings songs that were played in their family home or by significant figures of an older generation.

Starting from these tracks, the show opens up conversations about memory, migration, and cultural formation. What stories are embedded in these songs? What was preserved through music and what may have been silenced? Which political, social, or personal contexts accompanied these sounds?

Records Of My Parents explores how music carries memory and migration and how we choose to carry it forward. It is not only about nostalgia, but about questions of identity, inheritance, and choice. Between conversation and music, the show becomes an intimately layered, acoustic archive of family history rooted in the present.