Seven New Incredible Stories

05/15/23 • 2 min

Seven new, remarkable stories showcase how kind people can be, often putting themselves in danger to save someone they’ve never met.

Season 3 features a lost hiker rescued by a stranger sitting miles away, a trio of surfers who take on a great white shark, and a man who braves Hurricane Ian to help a relative and ends up saving 12 people and their pets.

As always, experts weigh in with practical tips to keep you and your loved ones safe.

Tell Me What Happened by OnStar returns May 22nd.

Learn more about our award-winning podcast.

Learn more about the show here:

https://www.onstar.com/podcast

Seven new, remarkable stories showcase how kind people can be, often putting themselves in danger to save someone they’ve never met.

As always, experts weigh in with practical tips to keep you and your loved ones safe.

Tell Me What Happened by OnStar returns May 22nd.

Learn more about our award-winning podcast.

Learn more about the show here:

https://www.onstar.com/podcast

Previous Episode

Introducing Season 3 of Tell Me What Happened

Tell Me What Happened — the award-winning podcast about people helping people — is returning this May!

We’re hard at work on Season 3 and have more incredible, heart-pounding stories to share with you about complete strangers stepping in to help someone in need.

This series is produced by OnStar. They are committed to keeping you safe and so are we. Each episode features an expert with helpful tips for all sorts of situations.

As always, every story has a happy ending and celebrates the power of a true human connection. Join us for this exciting and heartwarming journey.

Learn more about our podcast.

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Internet Sleuth Saves Lost Hiker

René Compeán had hiked in Angeles National Forest many times. So he didn’t think twice when he set out on one of his favorite trails for a quick hike. But to save time, he went off trail — and ended up lost and relying on a rapidly dying cell phone to call for help. René was unprepared to spend a cold night in the mountains with wildlife roaming around him, and his mental and physical health deteriorated quickly.

Rescue teams struggled to find him in a thick fog and a massive search area, until a stranger with a unique set of technical skills stepped in with key information.

We also speak to Jessie Krebs, wilderness survival instructor of OWLS Skills, about what you should and shouldn’t do if you’re lost in the wilderness, and how to prepare, no matter the length of hike.

For more about the series, check out https://www.onstar.com/podcast.