Month: April 2022
A Story for Good Friday
It is a story fitting for the message of Good Friday – the story of a priest who recovered from a grave illness and began…
The Rio Grande – Past & Present
It was a land full of tall grass – a place perfect to graze cattle and set up a ranch. And that’s exactly what many…
Wading the Rio Grande Legally
If I told you there were people wading the Rio Grande River crossing the border, you might think they were crossing illegally. Here you can…
Terlingua, Texas
Terry lives in one of the most remote U.S. towns in the lower 48 states. He didn’t grow up here, but he loves this place,…
The “Professor” of Hermann
Mike would not consider himself a professor, but a trip to this town will find him teaching classes about something he’s been doing just about…
The Unusual Vending Machine
Vending machines have been around for decades, so doing a show about such a machine seems to be nothing extraordinary. But a trip to this…
Hermann Wurst House
Normally having the worst house in town would not be a good thing. But when you spell “Worst” w-u-r-s-t, well now you have a place…
From Mushrooms to Grapes
John’s father was asked to take a risk free chance on what could be the dream of a lifetime. That small farmer took the opportunity…
The Twelve Apostles Mystery in Hermann, Missouri
It was beautiful artwork that was part of the underground cellars here at Stone Hill winery in Herman, Missouri. But today there is a mystery. …
The Missourians Who Saved French Vineyards
We know that France is known for its vineyards but many of us don’t know that in the mid 1800s an unknown culprit put the…