Project Echoes: Bridging the Generational Gap

Project Echoes
  • 5.0 (2)
  • Non-Profit

Project Echoes is dedicated to bringing generations together through meaningful conversations. We sit down with seniors to hear about their lives, memories, experiences, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. Each episode helps preserve personal stories that may otherwise be forgotten while giving younger generations the opportunity to learn directly from those who lived through them.

  1. 4d ago

    Interviews From Avita EP. 1: Aubrey

    Aubrey shares stories from a life of travel, from California to Mexico and back to the Boston area. Hear memories of living in Berkeley and Oakland, spending a summer on a ranch in Mexico, and traveling with beloved pets. She also reflects on returning to Massachusetts and why she encourages young people to travel while they can. Connect with Echo Needham: https://projectechoes.org/Contact: info@projectechoes.org

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    Interviews from Wingate EP.10: Eleine

    Eleine shares memories of Cambridge and Newton, her move to Needham, and a lifelong love of animals. A story about an unusually perceptive dog leads to advice about paying attention to your pets. This short, warm conversation also carries a simple message for younger listeners: make the most of life and enjoy it. Connect with Echo Needham: https://projectechoes.org/Contact: info@projectechoes.org

  3. 4d ago

    Interviews from Wingate EP.9: Wasy

    A high school teacher’s encouragement can stay with someone for a lifetime. In this brief conversation, Wasy recalls an English teacher who urged students to do their best and keep improving. Alongside a few reflections on life in Needham, Wasy shares the lasting impression of a teacher who cared deeply about words—and the people using them. Connect with Echo Needham: https://projectechoes.org/Contact: info@projectechoes.org

  4. 4d ago

    Interviews from Wingate EP.8: Ron Weber

    Ron Weber, the original radio voice of the Washington Capitals, looks back on calling 1,936 consecutive games. He explains how family brought him from Maryland to Needham and why the town reminds him of where he grew up. In this short interview, Ron also shares his enthusiasm for education and the broadcasting career that began with it. Connect with Echo Needham: https://projectechoes.org/Contact: info@projectechoes.org

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    Interviews from Wingate EP.7: Nancy

    Nancy looks back on life in Needham since the 1960s and her career as a nurse at what was then Glover Memorial Hospital. She recalls the hospital’s growth, changes to local shops, and the opening of Roche Bros. She closes with advice that reaches beyond any one generation: be thoughtful, and pause before speaking in anger. Connect with Echo Needham: https://projectechoes.org/Contact: info@projectechoes.org

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    Interviews from Wingate EP.6: Patricia

    Patricia reflects on raising a family in Needham, watching her grandchildren attend school, and the changing businesses and restaurants around town. She shares what makes the community feel welcoming—and what she wishes it offered more of. Her advice to young people includes choosing good friends, studying hard, taking thoughtful risks, and making time to enjoy life. Connect with Echo Needham: https://projectechoes.org/Contact: info@projectechoes.org

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    Interviews from Wingate EP.5: Teddy Belastock

    Days before his 92nd birthday, Teddy Belastock shares what he enjoys about life in Needham. A trumpet player who performs with a big band, he talks about staying busy at Wingate and the towns he has called home. This brief conversation is a glimpse of a life shaped by music, family, and community. Connect with Echo Needham: https://projectechoes.org/Contact: info@projectechoes.org

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    Interviews from Wingate EP.4: Lynne Mooney and Ron Weber

    Lynne Mooney and Ron Weber bring careers in technology and sports broadcasting to a conversation about work, family, and change. Lynne recalls growing up in West Roxbury, neighborhood shops, the Blizzard of 1978, and the barriers women faced when pursuing mathematics. Ron shares experiences from behind the microphone. Together, they reflect on changing technology, family values, and what connects people across generations. Connect with Echo Needham: https://projectechoes.org/Contact: info@projectechoes.org

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Project Echoes is dedicated to bringing generations together through meaningful conversations. We sit down with seniors to hear about their lives, memories, experiences, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. Each episode helps preserve personal stories that may otherwise be forgotten while giving younger generations the opportunity to learn directly from those who lived through them.

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