In a polarized world of us versus them, what&rsquo;s a middle-of-the-road kind of person to do? It seems like extreme positions are encouraged and rewarded, whether we&rsquo;re talking about hot-button issues, social media posts, entertainment, talking heads on the news or candidates in politics.&nbsp; Kaylyn and Ramsey grapple with this trap.&nbsp; Are people really so different?&nbsp; When we are told that people who think differently from ourselves are not only wrong, but also crazy and horrible and need to be defeated, is that really helpful? Productive? Loving? Or is there a better way?&nbsp; How can we seek to understand others and hope to be understood?&nbsp; Join us for a difficult but crucial conversation about how to bridge divides from the middle.
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So what’s gonna fix the 21st Century?  According to a proud Millennial and a wizened Gen-Xer that’s a pretty complicated answer. Kaylyn and Ramsey are the Directors of Lending Partnerships for ezSolarLoan, a leading source of financing for residential solar energy, and funded by BankHere, a not-for-profit credit union personal banking platform.  They talk both dollars and sense when it comes to addressing sustainability issues of our day.  Kaylyn believes her generation has gotten a bad rap, and the clean-up from decades of excess have fallen to them.  Ramsey believes that consolidation into basically Big Everything is a Big Problem, and that it's practically impossible to get the truth about what’s really going on, let alone get people to agree on things.  They both believe that community-based solutions like installing solar and batteries on homes is how people can become producers and not just consumers.  “21st Century Solutions … According to Kaylyn and Ramsey” is more than just a plug for solar lending or credit unions.  It’s a glimpse into Kaylyn’s and Ramsey’s motivations and perspectives, and an invitation to help save the world.