In this episode, Andrew and Dr. Val talk with Logan Tilton about what it means to encounter history as something living and human. Through reflections on learning histories she had never been taught, Logan shares how understanding the people behind movements—from enslaved ancestors to young foot soldiers in Selma—changes how we see both the past and our responsibility in the present.Together, they explore how history can evoke grief, anger, pride, and hope—and how community helps us hold all of it. Logan reminds us that when young people are trusted with the truth, they don’t just learn history—they carry it forward.