
Digital Legacy: Cumulus Memorial Platform with Alexander Josephson
From Seeing Death Clearly by Jill McClennen
May 31, 2026 · 43 min · Episode 162
About this episode
Jill McClennen interviews architect Alexander Josephson about his journey into digital legacy and memorial design following his father's cancer diagnosis.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I talk with Alexander Josephson, a Toronto-based architect whose father's cancer diagnosis unexpectedly led him into the world of digital legacy and remembrance. When his father asked him to design a memorial, Alex began thinking about how we honor and remember the people we love. In a time when so much of our lives exists online, he wondered if there was a better way to preserve stories, memories, photographs, videos, and family history for future generati...
People in this episode
Host: Jill McClennen
Guest: Alexander Josephson
Topics covered
- digital legacy
- remembrance
- memorial design
- family history
- cancer diagnosis
Keywords
- digital legacy
- memorial
- remembrance
- family history
- cancer
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Cumulus Memorial Platform
Places: Toronto
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