In a compelling finale, Billy Garland, a remarkable advocate for reconciliation, reflects on the intersections of history and morality. They engage with the tragic legacy of the Scottsboro Boys, discussing systemic racism in the judicial system. Garland also addresses the conflicting ideals embedded in the Olympic movement, particularly during the politically charged 1936 Berlin Games. The conversation challenges listeners to consider the complexities inherent in sports, activism, and the pursuit of justice in a messy world, urging a thoughtful approach to historical narratives.