In this episode, we sit down with longtime organizers and coordinators of the Greater Flint Olympian and CANUSA Games to explore the rich legacy of one of North America's most unique international youth sporting traditions. From its grassroots origins in 1957 to its evolution into a powerful symbol of community, international friendship, and youth development, the episode features heartfelt stories, historical insights, and personal reflections from those who’ve dedicated decades to keeping the spirit of the games alive. Whether you're a former participant, a Flint native, or new to the games, this episode offers a compelling look at how amateur sports can unite cities, generations, and cultures.