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Posted in American Countryside Best of Minnesota Podcast

The Runestone

The ancient writing on this stone shows that Europeans had traveled to the interior of North America over a century before Columbus sailed to its…

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Posted in American Countryside Best of Minnesota

A Rock in a Farmer’s Field

Many a farmer has found a rock in his field, but the rock Olaf Ohman found was different than anything anyone in Minnesota had ever…

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Posted in American Countryside Illinois Podcast

Santa Anna’s Leg

It’s been over 150 years since IL soldiers faced Santa Ana in the Mexican War. However traces of that battle fought over 1500 miles to…

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Posted in American Countryside Oklahoma Podcast

An Agriculture Student from the Ivory Coast

It’s not everyday you find a young man who hails from the nation of Ivory Coast attending a farm conference in western Oklahoma. What’s he…

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Posted in American Countryside Best of New Hampshire Podcast

New Hampshire’s Town and Country Motor Inn

The Northeastern United State is home to many long time, family owned resort motels. One of the most famous properties began with just a handful…

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Posted in American Countryside Florida Podcast

A Transformed Working Class

When U.S. soldiers crossed the Atlantic to fight in World War I, they not only preserved freedom, they also discovered something that transformed a working…

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Posted in American Countryside Florida Podcast

Ybor City, Florida

Mention Ybor City to someone in Tampa, Florida and they will probably tell you about all the great restaurants, bars and clubs you’ll find in…

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Posted in American Countryside Civil War Podcast South Carolina

Famous, But Not for Fort Sumter

One hundred fifty years ago, Confederate forces fired on Fort Sumter. The man who returned fire for the Union, became far more famous for something…

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Posted in American Countryside Florida Podcast

A Deadly Trip

Imagine walking all the way from Arkansas to Mexico City. That’s what this expedition attempted to do. When they finally reached their destination nearly 70%…

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Posted in American Countryside Florida Podcast

Transforming an Area Forever

It is hard to imagine the changes that took place in the American southeast during the 16th century. The Spanish came looking for gold. However,…

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