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Moms and dads have been feeding babies with Gerber baby food for decades. Rodney and Jann travel to a small town in Michigan, literally to the kitchen where it all began nearly 100 years ago. The team takes on the National Baby Food Festival in Fremont, Michigan. They even compete in their own Small Town, Big Deal baby food tasting contest! We’ll “spoon feed” you all the fun and laughs. Then known as the “Birthplace of Route 66,” Seligman, Arizona is a place full of fun and nostalgia. Join Rodney and Jann as they meet the characters and places that make this small town a place you’ll want to visit again and again.

Navy SEALS from across the country come together to raise money for veteran groups. It’s an action-packed weekend of military inspired challenges from paintball to an obstacle course to a swim race. Plus, live military and K-9 demonstrations, and flyovers. Do Rodney and Jann have what it takes to keep up with our nation’s elite?

Your table’s ready at the longest continually operating railcar diner in America. Rodney and Jann help get things cooking behind the grill. And save room for Franks’ famous eating challenge as one daring diner attempts to eat six pounds of food in just 45 minutes. Watch out Willy Wonka! Rodney and Jann take you inside the delightfully delicious Jelly Belly factory. Learn the secrets to how they make more than 100 mouthwatering flavors, and even the beans that are hard to swallow, from rotten egg to stinky socks.

Take a private tour of one of the most mind-boggling mansions in America. Stairs that lead to nowhere. Rodney and Jann investigate why the heiress to the Winchester rifle company spent her fortune building a 160-room labyrinth that defies logic. Then . . . Navajo Arts to Cowboy gunfights, to a town from spicy sauce to stuffing the husks, a top-notch chef does her best to teach Rodney and Jann how to make authentic New Mexican tamales at the Santa Fe school of Cooking! Feliz Cocina! (Happy Cooking!)

Rodney and Jann have a ball at a place where life is all fun and games. Bay Tek produces entertainment for all ages. And our hosts hit the assembly line to see how their best-selling games are made, from Skee-ball to Big Bass Wheel. Then . . . Rodney and Jann find out at the world’s only accredited university for canine studies. Discover the astonishing ways that college students are teaching man’s best friend to help the lives of people with disabilities.

Rodney and Jann row for their lives in the Cape Coral Cardboard Boat Regatta. Fourteen teams compete in amazing handmade cardboard crafts that can weigh hundreds of pounds. But not everyone makes it to the finish line. Who will come in first? And who will go down with the ship? The Southwest was the blank canvas for Architect, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter in the early and mid-1900s. Taking her cue from the raw and beautiful land, Mary Colter created buildings that fit into their surroundings and highlighted the cultures of the area.

From authentic Navajo Arts to Cowboy gunfights to a town where you are greeted by burros in the street, the Wild West on Rt 66 in Arizona is alive and well. Join Rodney and Jann as they work their way across this diverse state full of deserts, cactus, mountains, and the breathtakingly beautiful Grand Canyon. Meet the people who keep the Mother Road alive, across the state - and start planning your next Rt 66 adventure!

The small town of Whiting, Indiana, celebrates Eastern European food and culture with a wacky twist. For one weekend a year, its streets are bustling with costumed characters, the lawnmower brigade, life-sized Polish pastries, a Polka Parade, and of course, pierogis for every palate. Its Old World traditions with modern flair, and the only thing they take seriously is the food.

Just when you think you’ve seen a festival for everything…a small town in Ohio celebrates the Woolyworm! Yep, that black and orange caterpillar that they claim predicts the upcoming winter weather. Then, Jann & Rodney meet a YouTube sensation. And his trusty dog Rocket who often serves as his cameraman!

Come along as the Ponies of Chincoteague Island take to the sea for their yearly swim! Stallions and their mares, and foals make their way to shore across the channel. Each year, in order to keep the herd from being over populated, there is an auction of a certain number of foals and that’s when dreams come true for the lucky winners.

Meet a man who decorates every single Crackle Barrel! He runs a HUGE décor warehouse overflowing with real antiques like you’ve never seen. Then, what about growing ice castles for a living? Yep, it’s a real job and Jann & Rodney help. And finally, how about a palace that is decorated with murals made of corn! Meet the artists who make it happen.

It’s harvest time! Travel to the Applecorn Festival with Rodney and Jann to help us celebrate. But while there don’t miss the men’s leg contest? Will Jann get Rodney to enter? We also go inside a Popcorn Factory to see the amazing process behind one of America’s favorite snacks.

It’s “ear’ resistable! Yep…we’re talkin’ sweetcorn! We’ll discover what makes sweetcorn so, well….sweet! And Rodney and Jann find a town dedicated to celebrating this summertime favorite. Serving up a ton of fun including a sweetcorn eating contest….tune in to see the butter fly!

There are some ‘big deals’ that change the course of a country for the better and this is certainly true of the Civil Rights movement. We visit 3 powerful places in Alabama that certainly qualify including the training grounds of the Tuskegee Airmen. Then, it’s sweet memories of summer camp that prompted Country Music star Zac Brown to start his own camp. We visit his ‘Camp Southern Ground’ and learn what makes his camp so different.

It’s a party to beat all parties! A celebration of the days of Spanish Missions, Mexican Cowboys, and Flamenco dancing! Mix in a rodeo, and you’ve got an episode of Small Town Big Deal to remember!

Meet a man who turned his backyard into a mini Wrigley Field and a mini Fenway Park…and raises half a million dollars playing wiffle ball! Where does all that money go….tune in to find out! Then, get an insider’s look at the breeding farm of those famous Budweiser Clydesdales. Jann is in heaven…as she and Rodney get to be in the pasture with 23 of the babies!

Rodney and Jann see what’s brewing when they’re invited to High tea in the Low Country of South Carolina. From harvesting the fields to pouring the perfect cup, it’s pinkies up at America’s only large-scale commercial Tea farm. Shriver’s Taffy might just be the Jersey shore's sweetest spot. As Ocean City’s oldest business, they’ve been known for whipping up all kinds of sugary treats since 1898. But the most famous of them all is their saltwater taffy. We’re unwrapping the sticky secrets behind this iconic treat. Then, we meet a New Jersey woman who has figured out how to make sandwiches without bread. Her replacement….the giant pickle!

House on the Rock began in the 1940s, when Alex Jordan built himself a retreat on a rock outcropping with extraordinary views. He never actually lived there and, in 1959, he opened it to the public who flocked to get a peek. Today it is one of the most bizarre and spectacular attractions in the country. The Maple leaf it quintessential in the celebration of fall. We visit a town that creates a celebration honoring their fall foliage.

Rodney and Jann talk turkey with the founders of one small company that’s become the ultimate made-in-America success story. Their product…. High-fashion, hand-crafted, feather bow ties. Then . . . Jann and Rodney get the ‘dirt’ on a cleaner, greener source of nutritious food: healthier soil. We meet the Brietkreutz family, pioneers in the successful regenerative agriculture movement. If the name Boardwalk hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey rings familiar maybe it’s because its home to the Miss America Pageant. But behind its walls are a hidden treasure…one that’s slowly been humming back to life. And it’s music to everyone’s ears.