We're so excited for this special edition episode, live from the Warsaw Performing Arts Center!

Join us as we sit down with Judy Rantz-Willman and Jennifer Huffman, the daughter and granddaughter of Joe Rantz, the central figure of the beloved book "Boys in the Boat" by Daniel James Brown. Together, we explore the powerful legacy of Joe's 1936 Olympic gold medal-winning rowing team and the deep-rooted stories that continue to inspire generations. With Dr. David Hoffert, superintendent of Warsaw Community Schools, we uncover surprising connections between this historic story and the community of Warsaw, Indiana.

Learn how a simple history class question blossomed into an extraordinary narrative, capturing the essence of preserving memories through letters and artifacts. Jennifer Huffman shares her personal journey of piecing together her grandfather's untold story, offering insight into how small actions can lead to an enduring legacy.

We take you behind the scenes of the 1936 Olympics, where Joe Rantz and his teammates stunned the world with their achievement, and explore how their story continues to inspire new generations. From a lost gold medal discovered in a squirrel's nest to the emotional experience of watching a family member’s life unfold on film, this episode celebrates teamwork, perseverance, and the shared human experience.

Join us as we honor the stories that connect us across time and celebrate the remarkable life and legacy of Joe Rantz.

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