This episode honors Golden Rule Society founder Captain Len Kane and highlights the mission of living the Golden Rule through everyday kindness, service, and practical resources. Hosted by Ryan Clayton, the show opens with an “Unveiling Valor” theme that frames heroism as quiet courage—not applause.

Captain Len shares his story as a retired Navy fighter pilot, why he founded the Golden Rule Society 53 years ago, and the core message he repeats throughout: be courteous, be kind, and forgive quickly. He recalls advice from his late senior advisor Joel Griffin—including the idea that holding onto anger harms the person carrying it—then invites listeners to use the organization’s free tools and resources (including money-saving supports like prescription discount options) via goldenrulesociety.org.

Mary shares community-focused work—from sewing reusable “forever bags” for grocery delivery programs to preparing for a two-day autism speaking event in New York—emphasizing seeing autistic children as people and understanding behavior as communication, not defiance. Ron adds a moving story about youth placing flags during a Memorial Day event at the Buffalo Naval Park, reinforcing the episode’s theme of service and respect.

The conversation also spotlights Intiva Health, described as a major platform supporting medical credentialing, research access, and healthcare-related services—presented as another way the group works to “make the world better.” The episode closes with appreciation for Len’s ongoing impact (including mentions of multiple Nobel Peace Prize nominations) and a reminder to tune into the week’s expanding lineup of shows, including Linda’s Curiosity Corner.