Most people view the start of the Christmas Season as Thanksgiving. In this essay, Westminster Canterbury on the Bay resident Mike Jennette recalls his fondest memories of the Holiday dedicated to giving thanks for all our blessings.

Tony Andrew, a resident at Westminster-Canterbury On the Bay's sister community Opus Select, sits down with Benson Fraser and recalls his experiences all over the world as a result of his work as an electronics engineer. His exposure to many different cultures from the jungles of Africa, the Middle East, and most of Europe helped shape his worldview today.

WC Resident Beverly Foote reads her essay where she recalls the greatest Christmas gifts she ever received.

WC Resident Chuck Rucker reads a short essay about his fond memories of Christmas during his childhood.

In this episode, Abby Beckwith and Roy Rushing talk to guests Alex Hill and Laura Kitchens about the benefits and uses of cannabinoids in treating multiple conditions for seniors and non-seniors alike.

In this episode of "Tell Me a Story", Ben Fraser sits down with WC Resident Bob Gilson as he recalls stories from his time in civil service for the National Transportation Safety Board and also talks about his recent book discovery that caught the attention of local media outlets.

In this episode of "Tell Me a Story", we sit down with Westminster-Canterbury on the Bay resident Michael Pawlukiewicz as he recounts pivotal moments of his life and the effect that joining the United States Coast Guard had on molding it.

Susan Boland reads her essay about why she teaches memoir writing at Westminster Canterbury.

In this episode of Westminster Canterbury Tales' "Tell Me a Story" series, USN Captain David and Lynn Carré share their story from growing up in New Orleans, Louisiana to their lives as a United States Navy Family and finally to their decision to move to Westminster Canterbury on the Bay.

Dr. Benson Fraser sits down with 103-year-old Westminster Canterbury Resident Greta Conger. She discusses her youth growing up the in the town of Tilsit in East Prussia (which at the time was part of Germany) and the experience of the outbreak of World War 2 on the German/Russian border. Her story is a fascinating first-hand account of the hardships the people of eastern Europe had to endure during a tumultuous situation in world history.