The square was glowing, the cocoa was free, and our neighbors brought the magic. We set up on Bentonville’s town square to ask one question, what holiday memory still lights you up, and the answers turned into a living tapestry of cookies, carols, midnight meals, first ice skates, and quiet acts of generosity. You’ll hear a childhood tradition of sleeping under a bare tree just to watch the lights, a perfected gingerbread recipe that anchors a family, and a caroling ritual that turns doorstep...
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The square was glowing, the cocoa was free, and our neighbors brought the magic. We set up on Bentonville’s town square to ask one question, what holiday memory still lights you up, and the answers turned into a living tapestry of cookies, carols, midnight meals, first ice skates, and quiet acts of generosity. You’ll hear a childhood tradition of sleeping under a bare tree just to watch the lights, a perfected gingerbread recipe that anchors a family, and a caroling ritual that turns doorstep...
A Full Signal Panel on Building Intergenerational Communities - Part 1
Four Bars
17 minutes
2 months ago
A Full Signal Panel on Building Intergenerational Communities - Part 1
What if we chased human connection with the same focus we use to hunt for a full signal on our phones? We put that question to the test by bringing five generations: Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X, Boomer, and Traditionalist, onto one stage and asking them to trade real stories. The result is a warm, funny, and eye-opening journey across life stages, tech shifts, and civic pride that shows how much we share and how our differences can actually power stronger communities. We kick off with simple gr...
Four Bars
The square was glowing, the cocoa was free, and our neighbors brought the magic. We set up on Bentonville’s town square to ask one question, what holiday memory still lights you up, and the answers turned into a living tapestry of cookies, carols, midnight meals, first ice skates, and quiet acts of generosity. You’ll hear a childhood tradition of sleeping under a bare tree just to watch the lights, a perfected gingerbread recipe that anchors a family, and a caroling ritual that turns doorstep...
