Rodney and Jann take you on a journey to the home of the world’s largest population of endangered manatee. They’ll encounter these curious, gentle giants as they swim alongside of them in their natural habitat.
Rodney and Jann travel through Oklahoma on America’s Mother Road.
Every February, hundreds of people come up with crazy costumes and crowd into the small town of Camden, Maine, to ride a wooden sled down a steep icy chute and onto a frozen pond.
Route 66 in Missouri offers food and fun; “Tow Mater” replica; general stores; an arched bridge in Kansas.
Before Bernie Sanders was pictured in mittens. Before President Barack Obama bestowed himself with the presidential medal of freedom. And even before Donald Trump signed whatever social media-users joked about into law, World War II perfected the …
During the second decade of the 20th century, America had a ton of reasons to celebrate. World War I was over, we had money to spend, new cars to drive, and jazz music was taking the stage. Welcome to the roaring 20s!
Rodney and Jann see what’s brewing when they’re invited to High tea in the Low Country of South Carolina. Then travel to Shriver’s Taffy, which might be the Jersey shore’s sweetest spot. Then, we meet a New Jersey woman who has figured out how to …
A look at a retreat built on a rock outcropping in the 1940s called the House on the Rock; it is one of the most bizarre attractions in the country; visiting a town honoring its fall foliage and meeting a couple celebrating the nation’s heritage.
Meeting real-life lumberjacks, including the man known as the greatest lumberjack of them all.
America, God crowned thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. And these bros are proof. The Wright Brothers, the Warner Brothers, the Booths, and the McBeaths. Each of these made their distinct mark on American history.