All Across America
Take a ride from coast to coast without leaving your couch. All Across America is a sonic road trip across the USA, featuring icons, classic Americana, and human-interest stories from the hidden corners of the country. The soul of a nation straight to your speakers!
Episodes
82 episodes
#82 – Ralph Blumenthal, New York, New York
A New York Times reporter for over 60 years, Ralph is among the longest-tenured writers in the newspaper's history. He co-authored the explosive New York Times article "Glowing Auras and Black Money: The Pentagon's Secret UFO Program," widely c...
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#81 – Jenna Udenberg, Two Harbors, Minnesota
Jenna is the founder of Above & Beyond With U, a disability and accessibility advocacy organization, and the author of “Within My Spokes.” She has been a full-time wheelchair user since the age of seven.
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#80 – COL Edna Cummings, USA, Retired, Laurel, Maryland
A 25-year Army veteran, Colonel Cummings is the author of "A Soldier’s Life" and an inductee into the Army Women’s Foundation Hall of Fame. Her advocacy to honor the 6888th Battalion secured the unit a Congressional Gold Medal, a story featured...
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#79 – Dave Letterfly, Plant City, Florida
Dave is a traveling sign-painter and pinstripe artist who spends seven months a year on the road. His artwork has been exhibited at the American Sign Museum, the Carnival World Museum, the RV Hall of Fame, and on thousands of vehicles crisscros...
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#78 – Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, Louisiana
Released 20 years to the day Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, this is the true account of my life in the city and the people I came to know.
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#77 – Iceman, Livingston Parish, Louisiana
Iceman hosts the Motorcop Chronicles Podcast. A full-time Sheriff’s Deputy, he has served as a police officer since 1995. motorcopchronicles.com
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#76 – Mary Pember, Cincinnati, Ohio
Mary is a national correspondent for Indian Country Today News and the author of “Medicine River: A Story of Survival and the Legacy of Indian Boarding Schools.” She is a citizen of the Red Cliff Band of the Wisconsin Ojibwe.
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#75 – Michael Engelhard, Moab, Utah
A backcountry guide in Alaska and the Grand Canyon for over 25 years, Michael is the author of many books, including "Arctic Traverse: A Thousand-Mile Summer of Trekking the Brooks Range." micha...
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#74 – Felipe Torres Medina, New York, New York
A writer and humorist, Felipe is a staff writer for the Late Show with Stephen Colbert and the author of "America, Let Me In: A Choose Your Immigration Story.“
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#73 – Ross Kenney, Ridgefield, Connecticut
Ross is a Revolutionary War reenactor. He leads the 6th Connecticut Regiment, portraying Lt. Asa Lay. *This episode was recorded on location from the Keeler Tavern. A cannonball fired from the 1777 Battle of Ridgefield is still lodged in ...
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#72 – Lauryn Salazar, Stephenville, Texas
Lauryn Salazar is a third-generation mariachi musician, competition judge, and ethnomusicologist. She is an Associate Professor of Music at Tarleton State University and the Founding Director of the Mariachi Institute, set to launch this fall.
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#71 – Michael Stein, M.D., Boston, Mass
Michael is the Dean of the School of Public Health at Boston University, and a primary care physician. His is the author of many books. His latest is "A Living: Working-Class Americans Talk To Their Doctor."
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#70 – Chuck Suchy, Mandan, North Dakota
Chuck is the North Dakota State Troubadour. He is a folk musician, songwriter, and working farmer. *This episode was recorded on location from Chuck's farm.
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#69 – Dave Weber, Alliance, Nebraska
Dave is the Division Manager of New Alliance, a bean and grain elevator operator. The farmer-owned cooperative has been serving growers in western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming since 1942. *This episode was recorded on location.
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#68 – Sheila Jenkinson, Grand Island, Nebraska
Sheila hosts the Growing Small Town Nebraska podcast. She is a fourth-generation Nebraskan and former radio personality with two decades on the air. *This episode was recorded on location.
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#67 – Kristin Zaitz, San Luis Obispo, California
Kristin is a civil engineer at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, and is the co-founder of Mothers for Nuclear. mothersfornuclear.org
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#66 – Boyce Upholt, New Orleans, Louisiana
Boyce is the author of "The Great River: The Making and Unmaking of the Mississippi," and the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the magazine Southlands.
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#65 – Guy Krueger, Colorado Springs, Colorado
The coaches coach for Team USA, Guy is the Associate Director of Coaching Education at the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee. He spent 15 years as a coach for USA Archery and represented the United States in archery as an athlete.
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#64 – Ajani Burrell, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands
Ajani is the chair of the Languages & Humanities Department at Northern Marianas College. He is an editor of the book: "A Marianas Mosaic: Signs and Shifts in Contemporary Island Life."
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#63 – Dr. Amy Attas, New York, New York
Amy is a veterinarian and founder of City Pets, which for over 30 years has been the premier house call veterinarian practice in New York City. She is the author "Pets and the City: True Tales of a Manhattan House Call Veterinarian." *Thi...
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#62 – SMSgt Allen Le Vie, USAF (Ret), Wake Island
After serving over 20 years in the United States Air Force, Allen retired from active duty. Now stationed on the remote South Pacific outpost of Wake Island, he is an electronics technician for an Air Force contractor. He is also a HAM radio op...
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#61 – Anita Isalska, Seattle, Washington
Anita is a travel writer who has researched and written more than 20 Lonely Planet Travel books, including "Offbeat North America." anitaisalska.com
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#60 – Keith Norton, San Francisco, California
Keith Norton is a voice actor whose work spans everything from cartoons to commercials, with clients ranging from Google to the Golden State Warriors. In the second half, we turn to Keith’s journey living with long COVID for five years.
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