# Wilma Rudolph

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Remove the Braces & Believe in What’s Possible // Hard Truth Podcast 134

In this episode of The Hard Truth, Jeremy Fouts delivers a message to athletes and parents about refusing to let limitations, opinions, or someone else’s prediction determine what is possible. Jeremy challenges athletes to decide who they want to become, write down the vision, set measurable 90 ...

You Were Built for Hard Things: The Difference Between Hard, Uncomfortable, and Impossible | Ep. 25

Hard things are not a sign you’re doing life wrong. They’re often the first evidence that something real is being built. I start by naming a problem I see everywhere, including in myself: we call something “hard” when it is actually uncomfortable, inconvenient, or demanding discipline. Once we s ...

Women Athletes from the 1870s to the 1970s

Send us Fan Mail Did you know that women started playing basketball in 1892? Do you know who co-wrote Title IX? Do you know about the naked protest of Yale women athletes in 1976? Do you know Wilma Rudolph had polio as a child and became the winner of three gold medals in the 1960 summer Olympic ...

Black Women: Untold Power

Order My Book: www.weusoursluckybooks.com Lesson Plan Segment: The Truth Liberal Faculty Hide About Black Women Learning Objectives (with examples) Students will analyze how academia sanitizes Black women’s histories Example: Students compare the textbook version of Rosa Parks (“tired seamst ...

“Justice, Mercy & the Death Penalty” Giggles & Gratitude EP:09/27/26

SHOW NOTES How do you feel about the Death Penalty? Dena and DiAnna tackle the complex and sometimes polarizing topic of The Death Penalty and their own conflicted feelings on the topic. Of course,the girls are looking to The Bible for the definitive answer.  SOURCES/MENTIONS/LINKS THE STORY OF ...

Wilma Rudolph: Triumph Over Adversity

In our final growth mindset story of the week, we explore the awe-inspiring journey of Olympic medalist Wilma Rudolph. Born prematurely and plagued with health challenges, including polio, Wilma's determination to walk without braces defied medical expectations. With unwavering support from her ...

Clarksville, Tennessee: History, Caves & Public Art

In this episode of Big Blend Radio's "Journey Jukebox" Podcast, travel writer Lisa Evans takes us to Clarksville, Tennessee. It isn’t the Clarksville of the Mississippi Blues Trail. It’s a river city less than an hour from Nashville that deserves a day, or several, all to itself.  Lisa shares t ...

Clarksville, Tennessee: History, Caves & Public Art

In this episode of Big Blend Radio's "Journey Jukebox" Podcast, travel writer Lisa Evans takes us to Clarksville, Tennessee. It isn’t the Clarksville of the Mississippi Blues Trail. It’s a river city less than an hour from Nashville that deserves a day, or several, all to itself.  Lisa shares t ...

Clarksville, Tennessee: History, Caves & Public Art

In this shared episode of Big Blend Radio's "Journey Jukebox" Podcast, travel writer Lisa Evans takes us to Clarksville, Tennessee. It isn’t the Clarksville of the Mississippi Blues Trail. It’s a river city less than an hour from Nashville that deserves a day, or several, all to itself.  Lisa s ...

Clarksville, Tennessee: History, Caves & Public Art

In this shared episode of Big Blend Radio's "Journey Jukebox" Podcast, travel writer Lisa Evans takes us to Clarksville, Tennessee. It isn’t the Clarksville of the Mississippi Blues Trail. It’s a river city less than an hour from Nashville that deserves a day, or several, all to itself.  Lisa s ...