Between the years of 1930 and 1940, some 3.5 million Americans fled the Great Plains, with the Dust Bowl blowing... more

Diners are fundamental to the Route 66 experience- not just for burgers and milkshakes, but because of the connections they... more

On the southernmost tip of Texas, where the US and Mexican borders meet the sea, sits the tiny town of... more

In 1903, President Teddy Roosevelt addressed a crowd at The Grand Canyon. When speaking of this natural wonder, he said-... more

A cigar chomping nun. A suicidal gambler. A naked property manager. And a wounded bank robber. These are just a... more

Will Dailey is an acclaimed independent recording and performing artist. His sound has been described as having a rich vintage vibe... more

Santa Fe has consistently lured free thinkers and intellectuals of different stripes. People like Georgia O’Keefe. DH Lawrence. And Robert... more

Michael Wallis has famously said that Route 66 is for travelers, not tourists. As he tells it, "tourists like the... more

When speaking of Tucumcari, New Mexico author Jim Hinckley describes it as "a great example of what Route 66 was.... more

Unlike many places visited in this series, The Big Texan Steak Ranch isn’t hidden off some hard to find back... more