Hello, everybody, and welcome to the very first episode of Amazing Moments in Sports History.

Don't you worry, Curious Kid Podcast isn't going anywhere.

Episodes of Curious Kid Podcast will continue to come out each and every Sunday.

In addition to all those episodes of Curious Kid Podcast, we are starting to release

once-monthly episodes of a new project we're working on called Amazing Moments in Sports History.

In each episode, we are going to cover a different, crazy, insane, bonkers event from the history of sports that happened on this

exact day, but years ago. We are going to learn about moments from lots of different sports,

from baseball to hockey, from horse racing to swimming. Olivia and Noah both love history, and they love sports.

So they are really excited to share these sports history stories with all of you, our listeners.

This first episode of Amazing Moments in Sports History will be available to everyone.

But starting next month in May, episodes of Amazing Moments in Sports History will only be available for our Patreon supporters.

To learn more about how to help support the podcast on Patreon, click on the link in the episode notes,

or search for Curious Kid Podcast on Patreon.

For the first episode of Amazing Moments in Sports History, we are going to take the

time machine back exactly 45 years to April 21st, 1980, to tell the story of Rosie Ruiz

and the 1980 Boston Marathon.

Welcome, everyone, to the very first episode of amazing moments in sports history.

Today, we're diving into one of the wildest, most shocking stories in marathon history,

the case of Rosie Ruiz and the 1980 Boston Marathon. How did a runner no one had ever heard of

suddenly win one of the toughest races in the world? And why did her victory fall apart

faster than a runner that twists an ankle? Buckle up because this story is filled with twists, turns, and one very sneaky

shortcut. Before we get to the scandal, let's talk about the race itself. The Boston Marathon is one of the

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