
This episode features a conversation about identity, family, and the past. The guest, James Clark Rockefeller, discusses his desire to be a good father and reflects on his childhood memories.
James shares his thoughts on his identity, stating that he wants to be known primarily as S's father. He expresses a longing to be present for his child.
Throughout the discussion, James reveals his struggle with memory, stating he cannot recall much about his early life or his parents. He mentions that he has often chosen to forget his past.
James reflects on the idea of having a pleasant or unpleasant childhood, admitting he has no clear memories of it. He recalls a specific memory involving a Sussex Spaniel, indicating a connection to his past.
The conversation highlights themes of loss, identity, and the importance of family connections.
James Clark Rockefeller discusses his identity and memories of childhood while expressing his desire to be a good father.

I always made a point of forgetting the past.Extra: FBI agents question "Clark Rockefeller"
I couldn't tell you, it's a total utter blank.Extra: FBI agents question "Clark Rockefeller"