In the final episode of the CHLL podcast series 3: Intergenerational Dinner Reflections, Cally, Heather, Lois, and Louise reflect on the week they have just shared together in Utah. They look back on the successful intergenerational dinner for

14. Friendship Across Generations

Nov 20th, 2023 45m 3s

In this episode Cally talks with two people, from different generations who attended the June 27, 2023 dinner in Heber Utah, who are both personal friends and mentors to Cally. Cally, at 60 years old, is a baby boomer and she talks with Kay wh

13. Holding Space for Differences

Nov 20th, 2023 47m 39s

Mark Borchelt, a boomer, and Christine Baird, a millennial, were both table hosts at the June 27 intergenerational dinner in Heber, Utah on June 27. In the second episode in this series, they bring reflections on how the individuals representi

12. How The Times Change Perspective and Culture

Nov 20th, 2023 37m 11s

In the first episode of Season 3, titled, How the Times Change Perspective, Heather meets with Dan and Erik, Baby Boomers who both attended the Intergenerational Dinner hosted by the CHLL team in Heber, Utah on June 27, 2023. They share their

11. Earth, Art and Life: Young Artists’ Perspectives

May 10th, 2023 34m 2s

Earth, Art and Life: Young Artist’s PerspectivesSo much of what has been shared and discussed in this series on classrooms and climate change, has been focused on what adults think, say, do or do not do. In this final episode of the series, “I

10. Making Sea Level Rise Visible: The Mural Project at Umana School in Boston

May 10th, 2023 37m 39s

The Mural Project at Umana School in BostonThe Sea Level Rise Mural Project at Umana School in Boston is an offshoot of another research project on extreme weather that Lois has been involved with. It has been funded by the National Science Fo

9. Teachers Preparing Students as Changemakers on Our Changing Planet

May 10th, 2023 49m 20s

Teachers Preparing Students As Changemakers of Our Changing PlanetLois shares a video created by the directors of Our Changing Planet, a professional development program that supports teachers' understanding of the environment in the San Franci

8. Tapping Intergenerational Creativity and Wisdom Through Native American Leadership

May 10th, 2023 55m 35s

Tapping Intergenerational Creativity and Wisdom Through Native American LeadershipIn our culture, talking about the weather is considered small talk and unimportant. And yet, it's so much a part of our lives. Maybe the weather isn't small talk.

7. Paradise Intermediate School - After the Wildfire

May 10th, 2023 43m 44s

Paradise Intermediate School: After the WildfireLouise interviewed her cousin Michael, a PE teacher at Paradise Intermediate School about the lasting impact of the November 2018 Camp Fire that devastated their community. Paradise is a rural tow

6. Teaching in Extreme Weather - Hurricanes, Wild Winds and Heavy Rain

May 10th, 2023 46m 16s

Hurricanes of Increasing Frequency and IntensityHeather and Cally spoke with educators in Louisiana and Florida about hurricanes in the regions which are more frequent and more intense because of climate change. They learned new things about e

5. Is Climate Change Changing Classrooms?

May 10th, 2023 37m 32s

Cognitive Science, Climate Science, and the ApocalypseOur question for this series, Is Climate Change Changing Classrooms? puts the problem and the issue of improving classrooms directly in conversation with the climate crisis. These two crise

4. What Does CHLL Mean to Me?

Sep 13th, 2022 11m 38s

Cally, Heather, Lois and Louise (CHLL) reflect on what has been so compelling about their CHLL conversations. They share what structures and strategies have made their time together valuable, what they learned from the cross-generational conve

3. Uncovering Possibilities By Turning to One Another

Sep 13th, 2022 45m 53s

In this episode, Cally, Heather, Lois and Louise (CHLL) dig deeper into the big ideas that surfaced within each generational cohort group: listening, climate change, interconnectedness and hope. Learn what the number one common concern was for

2. From Gen Z to the Greatest Generation

Sep 13th, 2022 29m 32s

CHLL – Cally, Heather, Lois and Louise – reminisce about the open-hearted conversations they had with five generational focus groups during the 2021-2022 school year. Gen Z, millennials, GenX, baby boomers, and members of the greatest generati

1. Who and What is CHLL

Sep 13th, 2022 14m 45s

In this episode CHLL – Cally, Heather Lois and Louise – describe their plan to host intergenerational conversations with educators, artists, activists, community members, and youth to surface the wisdom needed to understand, adapt to, and solv

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