Grandpa Al and Max by Glenda Bonin

Fran plans to perform a story for her family, but is derailed and in the process discovers that it’s the sentiment of the memory rather than the polish of the performance that makes a story shine. Learn more about Fran Yardley by visiting: www.creativehealingconnections.org/fran-yardley

Molly remembers her nanny, Evelyn. Though not a true familial connection, Evelyn’s memory is something Molly treasures. Learn more about Molly Catron by visiting: www.mollywcatron.com

A family talks about their shared passion for engineering.

A father talks to his daughter about passing on the family business which they’ve had for over a century.

Joe shares memories of his step-grandfather, whose panicked reaction to the original “War of the Worlds” broadcast in 1938 has since evolved into one of their family’s favorite stories.

Two young sons ask their father a range of questions from "Where were you born?" to "Why can't we own a rollercoaster?".

Reminiscing on the various laps in her life, the changes of a body with age, and the relationships we develop with time. Kim's also plays

. Learn more about Kim Weitkamp by visiting: www.kimweitkamp.com