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It’s a historic site like you’ve never seen before! A Titan II missile silo with a 103 foot tall missile inside. Rest assured though….no warhead and no fuel! But it’s a place overflowing with history -- and those famous keys are still there. Then, it’s a complete change of pace. Join Rodney and Jann in a town that dedicates one weekend a year to a celebration of the long eared, half horse/half donkey…the mule.

One of the most elite soldiers in the world is the U.S. Army Ranger. Once a year, Rangers open the doors to their mountain training camp and let the world get a glimpse of what they can do. Next, we see where the men known as the Band of Brothers trained. Meet the paratrooper who jumped out of the first plane on D-Day and learn how many are honoring these soldiers so that we never forget their bravery and sacrifice. Then, we meet the remarkable canines that are making life-changing connections with our
warriors once they return home.

Rodney and Jann get wet and wild in Wisconsin to witness some of the greatest water skiers competing in the state Championships. Dozens of talented teams perform unbelievable routines on a liquid stage and it’s never the same twice. Will the attempt at a 5-level human pyramid be achieved or wash out?

Every Father’s Day weekend, people flood the streets of Logan, Ohio, to celebrate its one claim to fame: the washboard. Logan is home to America’s last washboard factory. And its festival honors the washboard – as a musical instrument – in a way that’s good, clean fun. Then, we go to Appalachia and tour one of the largest indoor farming operations: a greenhouse the size of 58 football fields. AppHarvest uses 90% less water, no soil, and yields 30 times more per acre than an outdoor farm. The upshot is stable farming on a changing planet.

Rodney and Jann run off to join the circus in Baraboo, Wisconsin. They explore the onetime winter home of Ringling, now Circus World, and its tribute to this colorful artform. Find out why the U.S. Army was in awe of their amazing logistics as well as how many muscles are in the trunk of an elephant (you’ll be shocked!). There’s plenty of clowning around as we take part in one of the greatest shows on earth.

Jann and Rodney discover the historic town of Tucumcari, New Mexico, to see remains of dinosaurs who once roamed those parts and visit a college with a lot of unusual courses, like Native American arts, shoeing horses, and roping cattle. Next, they join an outreach to see how peanut butter helps the Georgia Peanut Commission reach from its Georgia fields to a world in need.

Rodney and Jann are making a big deal out of celebrating the show’s 150th episode! We’re looking back at some of the show’s greatest moments. The hosts reflect on how visiting some of the farthest corners of our country shaped their views of America during the past 10 years.

From Texas-sized steaks to graffitied Cadillacs and ghost towns, the nostalgia and romance of Route 66 makes every mile a journey to remember. Come with Rodney and Jann through this Texas panhandle adventure and enjoy the open road to fun.

Thousands of bike riders descend on a small Kansas town once a year for Unbound Gravel – sort of the Super Bowl of gravel road racing. Why would someone choose to race a bike for hours on end across miles of remote, unpaved roads? And more importantly, why do they keep coming back? Then we enter SubTropolis, an entire business complex – with dozens of companies, hundreds of employees, and millions of square feet – all beneath the surface of the earth. How did it get here? Who is doing business? And do Rodney and Jann actually get lost?

One of the best things about going to a ballgame is the food. But at Spring Training in Arizona, there is another kind of competition besides what’s happening on the ballfield. It’s a food frenzy to satisfy any taste bud. Also, find out which team has fans so loyal we found them hosting their wedding reception at their team’s home field.

Things heat up when Jann and Rodney go to Avery Island, Louisiana, the home of Tabasco Hot Sauce. Then we visit a hickory furniture store that’s been outfitting President’s homes and national parks for over a century. We also visit a lady who is out of her gourd! She has devoted her life to celebrating nature’s great gourds.

We join over 500,000 festival goers in Traverse City, Michigan – for some cherry flavored fun. Then we help shake things up out on the farm as we meet the farmers who bring cherries to our tables. Also, find out what all the buzz is about at Beaufort, South Carolina’s Kazoo Factory.

For a glimpse back in time, witness the lost art of harness making at the Shanahan family farm in Huntsville, Ohio. From this small village, the majestic Anhauser-Busch Clydesdales are among the show teams who proudly wear these harnesses and their legacy of excellence, all over the world. And then Rodney and Jann roll on to see how one small Kentucky town has become one of the biggest suppliers of Bowling Balls to the WORLD. Also meet a young man who is making an impact in his community be reaching out to help those less fortunate. By simply providing a meal.

Rodney and Jann take you on a journey to the home of the world’s largest population of endangered manatee. They’ll encounter these curious, gentle giants as they swim alongside of them in their natural habitat. From selling blueberry jam at a local farmers market to having more than 8,000 retail locations today...Stonewall Kitchen is the ultimate American success story.

Navy’s very best. Today, they’re simply known as SEALS. We meet some of these patriots at the museum that honors their service and sacrifice. Then we find a hamburger hunters paradise in a small Illinois town.

Door County Wisconsin is known as the Cape Cod of the Mid West. We explore the emerald paradise where goats graze on the rooftops, and parasailing is not for the faint at heart, or Jann. Then we get a hands on tour of President Ulysses S Grant’s home . . . and visit the town that keeps topping all the top ten best lists in America.

A small Colorado town’s come back from near extinction now boasts one of the most unique Christmas celebrations in the country. And every December the waters of Newport Beach, California glow with spirit of Christmas.

Every February, hundreds of people come up with crazy costumes and crowd into the small town of Camden, Maine, to ride a wooden sled down a steep icy chute and onto a frozen pond. The U.S. National Toboggan Championship is a cool competition like no other sporting event in the world.

Oglethorpe, Georgia doesn’t really look like a place with buried treasure. But for farmers like Donald Chase, digging up the ground is all part of an annual routine that keeps this small town alive and well. Join us as we unearth the facts behind one of Georgia's crunchiest commodities.