The core objective for "Tales Worth Telling" is to tell intriguing stories, to bring an interactive aspect to our podcast, and to show commemoration for people that have been affected in these events. German pows (Prisoners of war) in Soviet camps, nurses, and civilians can have timeless stories for a broad audience to hear. Featuring Scott Shook, Quinn Russell, Reuben Owusu, and Ethan Sabo. We are glad to be here today to bring these stories into fruition.
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