It would be my husband.
I would ask him if he's happy and healed now.
I know he is, but I'd like to hear it from him. 💔

My grandfather that passed away when I was 10 years old. I'd ask him a lot of questions about my dad and what it was like being his father.

It would be my oldest son - just telling him to look over his mother, his two sisters and brother

Celebrity - Bon Scott - the greatest rock sing of all time

Sportsman - Sir Donald Bradman - The Don is the greatest cricketer since the game was invented, his batting record will never be broken

My brother because I would like to know what day to day life is really like for him knowing that he lives each day with terminal brain cancer.

Either one of my grandmothers or better yet, the great-grandmothers. I would love to know all about them and their lives.

My uncle. He was murdered just before I was born. While he wasn’t technically “in” my life, he was still a part of it.

My great grand parents. I would ask them about how it was to live at that time given the history as it is.

I'd like to know my grandparents from my father's side.

My sister so I could spend a little more time with her and tell her how sorry I am for causing her death

My maternal grandma

Ep Allie

Nah, I’ve forgiven. I value my happiness too much to pursue rationalizations.

I’d love to talk with my great grandfather as an adult; but I’d hate to have to tell him about Trump. He’d be so disappointed that people like that were back in charge.

My Nana

My dad

My deceased biological father.

Only from my personal life?

No one .

I already know enough to not like most of them.

As for the ones I like I don't want to know more to dislike them too.

No one.

No questions, no complaints.

Tom from Myspace

Id prefer them living, interviewing dead people gets you nowhere🤔😉

not sure why anyone would want to interview a dead person... 🤔