On this episode of Our American Stories, Robert Frohlich, author of Aimless Life, Awesome God, tells the story of his German-born grandfather William Burtner- a man who helped build the "Arsenal of Democracy" in World War II. Genevieve Church, the third "Goat Lady of San Francisco", is the executive director of City Grazing. Listen to her share about how this sustainable land management and fire prevention non-profit organization came to be. Skip Reeves tells the story of how he came to find out that he was adopted at 30 years old.
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Time Codes:
00:00 - The Story of My Grandfather
10:00 - The Landscape Management Company Powered by Goats
35:00 - I Found Out I Was Adopted at 30
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