Columbine: Rachel Scott’s Father Speaks — The Truth About What Happened After

Unheard: True Crime in Their Own Words

The Columbine High School shooting changed everything, but what came after is a story most people don’t fully understand.

In this episode of Unheard: True Crime In Their Own Words, Darrell Scott, the father of Rachel Scott, the first victim of the Columbine High School shooting, shares what happened after that day, how his family coped with unimaginable loss, and how Rachel’s story became a movement that has impacted millions.

This is not only a conversation about Columbine. It’s about what came next.

Darrell walks through the creation of Rachel’s Challenge, a program focused on kindness, compassion, and preventing violence in schools, which has now reached more than 30 million students and parents. Alongside Kristi Krings, we talk about bullying, mental health, forgiveness, and what schools, parents, and communities can actually do to change the culture for the next generation.

We also get into what people still misunderstand about Columbine, the long-term impact on families, and why Rachel Scott’s message continues to resonate decades later.

If you think you understand Columbine, this conversation will challenge that.

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2026-04-18 60 min

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