Ronald Reagan shares stories about his early days in radio, including his audition at WHO Radio in Des Moines, Iowa, and his experiences as a sports announcer. He also talks about the importance of freedom and government's role in the growth of the radio industry. [... more]

Donald Wilson, a humble hero from Iowa, served in World War II, surviving multiple battles and earning a citation for his bravery. He spent his life fishing and later received a medal for his wartime service, a poignant reminder of his heroic past. [... more]

The American flag holds a special significance for Joy Neal Kidney's family, who have a long history of patriotism and sacrifice. Her grandmother's love for the flag was passed down through generations, and the family's story is a testament to the importance of national symbols in American culture. [... more]

John Humphrey's story of facing a life-threatening heart condition and finding hope through prayer and faith is a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit. With the support of his family and medical team, John undergoes a high-risk surgery to implant a pacemaker and overcomes his fears to emerge stronger and more connected to his faith. [... more]

Ronald Reagan reminisces about his early days as a sports announcer at WHO radio in Des Moines, Iowa, and shares stories of his pioneering work in broadcasting during the Great Depression and World War II. [... more]

Donald Wilson, a humble hero, shares his poignant history of surviving the Battle of Midway and serving on the USS Yorktown during World War II. His story highlights the bravery and sacrifices of ordinary people who fought for their country. [... more]

Doris Wilson, an Iowa waitress, becomes an officer's wife in Texas after marrying Warren Neal, an Iowa farmer who earned his pilot's wings. She joins him at the Marfa Army Air Base, where they face challenges and share stories of their family's history during World War II. [... more]

Three of Joy's five uncles lost their lives in World War II. Their family's story of loss and resilience is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during the war. Joy shares the remarkable story of how her uncle, Daniel Wilson, was found and buried three times, and the efforts of the graves registration teams to care for the fallen soldiers. [... more]

Ronald Reagan recounts his early days as a sports announcer at WHO radio, where he learned the importance of commercials, improvising, and the freedom to pioneer in the early days of radio. He shares stories of his time at the station, including his audition, his first gig, and his experiences during World War II. [... more]

Joy Neal Kidney shares her fond memories of growing up in a rural Iowa farmhouse, describing the layout of the house, her family's traditions, and the changes that came with time, including the eventual demolition of the old house and her mother's move to a new, mouse-proof home. [... more]

The story of Lieutenant Colin Marshall, a family man from Iowa who served in the Union during the Civil War, and his ultimate sacrifice on Independence Day, 1863. His family's experiences and struggles during the war are also shared, highlighting the human cost of the conflict. [... more]