Rogers, Arkansas, is a vibrant city where rich history, and a thriving arts scene converge. In this episode Andrea Allen, US Barista Champion, Visits 2 woman owned shops roasting and serving Rogers in a big way.
Host Naydyeyah Acoy-Thomas uncovers the revolutionary spirit woven into the music of St. Croix, where sound has long served as a rallying cry for justice and identity. Through the powerful perspectives of Mada Nile, Ras Attitude, Ras Bach, the Ay-Ay Cultural Dancers, and Kevin Williams, this episode explores how artists have used music to confront oppression, celebrate resilience, and inspire change — from the island's historic struggles to its modern-day movements.
Host Naydyeyah Acoy-Thomas traces the rich, layered history of St. Croix's musical roots, uncovering the deep ties to African, European, and indigenous Taíno traditions. Featuring voices like Asta Williams, Willard John, Rashidi Clenance, and Vio International, the episode explores how genres such as quelbe, calypso, and scratch band music were born from the island's complex past. Through storytelling, performances, and cultural insight, Naydyeyah reveals how the rhythms of resilience and celebration continue to echo through generations.
Host Naydyeyah Acoy-Thomas traces the rich, layered history of St. Croix's musical roots, uncovering the deep ties to African, European, and indigenous Taíno traditions. Featuring voices like Asta Williams, Willard John, Rashidi Clenance, and Vio International, the episode explores how genres such as quelbe, calypso, and scratch band music were born from the island's complex past. Through storytelling, performances, and cultural insight, Naydyeyah reveals how the rhythms of resilience and celebration continue to echo through generations.
Mother Nature along the Mother Road. Check out these can't miss natural wonders on Route 66.
Sink your teeth into these delicious bites from snacks to five star dining on Route 66.
Route 66 is lined with wonderful and informative attractions. Here are just a few of those must-see stops!
The Town Chicken Dinner Built
Dylan gets his hands dirty - and his feet wet - alongside some of the world's most skilled lumberjacks in Hayward, Wisconsin.
Each February, residents of South Bristol, Maine celebrate a tradition frozen in time since 1826.
Each February, residents of South Bristol, Maine celebrate a tradition frozen in time since 1826.
Rachel and Paul go on a journey of discovery, luck and love through the Big Easy.
Gabby and Jono try their luck in panoramic Salt Lake City, Utah.
Paul and Nick cook for some descendants of the Reverend McGregor, the Ulster-Scot who led five ships to New Hampshire in 1714. In the same graveyard where Rev McGregor is buried, Paul discovers a gravestone with his own father's name on it, and wonders if there could be a connection.
Sink your teeth into these delicious bites from snacks to five star dining on Route 66.
Route 66 is lined with wonderful and informative attractions. Here are just a few of those must-see stops!
Mother Nature along the Mother Road. Check out these can't miss natural wonders on Route 66.
Rest your head after a long day driving Route 66. Check in to these great accommodations along the way!
A journey through the USA, through the diverse food scenes of six vibrant cities.
Paul and Nick are in Madison County, North Carolina in the heart of Southern Appalachia. The roots of Appalachian music and dance can be traced to the 18th century Ulster-Scots settlers. The chefs meet 7th generation ballad singer Sheila Kay Adams and Appalachian dancer and musician Phil Jamison – both of Ulster-Scots descent - to find out more about these traditions.