17. Postcard from Santa Monica - "Passing Time at the Pier's End"
If you're driving East to West, the spiritual end point for Route 66, regardless of the technicalities of history, is The Santa Monica Pier. Considering this, it is no coincidence we're ending this se...
2 Feb 202330min
16. Postcard from Bakersfield - "In Search of The Sound"
Between the years of 1930 and 1940, some 3.5 million Americans fled the Great Plains, with the Dust Bowl blowing roughly 440,000 out of Oklahoma alone. For many, the end destination was the promised l...
19 Jan 202328min
15. Postcards from Diners - "Pride and Pies"
Diners are fundamental to the Route 66 experience- not just for burgers and milkshakes, but because of the connections they help facilitate. In this episode we'll step inside three in Oklahoma, Texas ...
5 Jan 202328min
Inroducing - Cerca - Texas & SpaceX: The Doorstep to Mars
On the southernmost tip of Texas, where the US and Mexican borders meet the sea, sits the tiny town of Boca Chica. Surrounded by nothing but wild open scrub land, eight miles of virgin beach and a ric...
29 Des 202254min
14. Postcard from Williams and the Grand Canyon - "Riding the Rails to the Rim"
In 1903, President Teddy Roosevelt addressed a crowd at The Grand Canyon. When speaking of this natural wonder, he said- “Man cannot improve on it; not a bit. The ages have been at work on it and man ...
15 Des 202226min
13. Postcards from Haunted Hotels - "Ghosts in Gallup, Santa Fe Spirits, and Phantoms in Flagstaff!"
A cigar chomping nun. A suicidal gambler. A naked property manager. And a wounded bank robber. These are just a few of the spirits whose stories are shared in today's episode which features a sampling...
1 Des 202224min
Bonus - "In conversation with Will Dailey"
Will Dailey is an acclaimed independent recording and performing artist. His sound has been described as having a rich vintage vibe while having a firm appreciation of AM rock, pop and big hooks leadi...
26 Nov 202220min
12. Postcard from Santa Fe - "El Embrujo de El Farol"
Santa Fe has consistently lured free thinkers and intellectuals of different stripes. People like Georgia O’Keefe. DH Lawrence. And Robert Henri who in 1917 said, “Here painters are treated with that ...
17 Nov 202229min
