The Duke and Duchess of Sussex used the first episode of their Spotify podcast series to reflect on 2020 with a lengthy list of influential figures.
“We wanted to know what they’ll remember about this year,” Markle said. “How they’d explain it to future generations, what they learned about themselves and what gives them hope.” “The lowest moment came right before Thanksgiving,” the producer, actor and activist said. “We were feeding 5,000 families here at the studio and I got in the car and drove around to see the line. I realized that 5,000 was not enough. The need was so great. There were thousands more cars than gifts and groceries that we had. To see people hungry and starving and children in the cars with their parents and people sleeping all night just to get groceries was heartbreaking on so many levels.
The guests also touched on happy moments they experienced in 2020, such as Andrés working with his World Central Kitchen organization to provide meals to people in need across the country, Osaka playing games with her sister during quarantine, “The Late Late Show” host James Corden spending more time with his children and the Loveland Foundation’s Rachel Cargle using livestreams to read books to children struggling with not going to school anymore.
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