Isaiah Hartenstein, center for the Oklahoma City Thunder, has created a short documentary titled 'The Oklahoma Standard' to explore the impact of the April 19, 1995, Oklahoma City bombing. Born three years after the tragedy, Hartenstein was inspired to share the story of how the community responded with compassion and generosity. The documentary, produced through his Hartenstein Foundation, aims to educate both local youth and a global audience about the importance of community support. The film features archival footage of the bombing and highlights the acts of kindness that defined the Oklahoma response, known as the 'Oklahoma Standard.' Hartenstein emphasized the significance of making the documentary freely accessible, stating it is crucial for young people to learn about this history. The film will be available on Hartenstein's YouTube channel starting Sunday, coinciding with the 31st Annual Remembrance Ceremony at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. This event will honor the 168 victims, including 19 children, and celebrate the resilience of the community. Hartenstein expressed excitement for both the documentary's release and the Thunder's playoff game that day, stating that the team plays not only for themselves but also for the city.