The town of Bremerton, Washington, played a significant role in World War II as the site of the Bremerton Naval Yards, where the US Navy repaired and built ships, including those damaged during the attack on Pearl Harbor. The yard's employees worked tirelessly to get the ships back into the fight, and their efforts were crucial to the American war effort. [... more]

The story of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a 729-foot freighter that sank on Lake Superior in 1975, killing all 29 crew members. The ship's tragic fate was immortalized in a song by Gordon Lightfoot, but the real story is one of human error, bad weather, and the bravery of the sailors who tried to rescue the crew. [... more]

The town of Bremerton in Washington state had a profound historical connection with the Pearl Harbor attack and the way World War II changed the US. The Bremerton Naval Yard, a major naval establishment in the northwest, played a crucial role in repairing and equipping ships during the war. The yard's employees worked tirelessly to repair and upgrade damaged ships, including the USS Tennessee, USS Maryland, USS Saratoga, USS Nevada, USS California, and USS West Virginia, which were all severely damaged during the attack on Pearl Harbor. [... more]

The Edmund Fitzgerald, a 729-foot freighter, sank on Lake Superior in 1975, resulting in the loss of all 29 crew members. The ship's story has become a legend, with a famous song by Gordon Lightfoot capturing the tragedy. Meanwhile, a podcast explores the challenges and triumphs of people living with myasthenia gravis, a rare neuromuscular condition. [... more]

Growing up in a small house in New Orleans, Richard Herzog found solace in sports, but his life took a dark turn when he formed an inappropriate relationship with his teacher. Years later, he found the courage to forgive and overcome his past, eventually becoming a successful football coach and advocate for others who have experienced similar trauma. [... more]