What weighed 75,000 pounds, could only move backwards, and had an airplane on top? America’s Snow Cruiser, of course! The story ends in Antarctica during World War II. Here’s how it all began…!
The Great Depression
Hold on to your forks as Armon J. Newton whisks us through the zaniest culinary tales of the Great Depression! From Eleanor Roosevelt’s interesting...
When It Rains, It Pours: Holding On Through the Dry Seasons
In this heartfelt reflection, Briley Crisafi opens up about the pain of fractured relationships—especially when the hurt comes from places we least...
Advice for 16 year old with tough family life?
Horrible trauma to have to go through…and horrible things to have to say out loud. The great news is that this can become like me going broke in my...
Treasures Lost & Found
Join Dr. Mark Foley as he unveils the story of the greatest treasure ever discovered — and lost — in the United States! This tale involves...
What Do I Do Now?
I talk to quite a few people in person. In one form or another, it has been interesting to note that advice of one sort or another seems to turn...
Angeline
The second single from his forthcoming bluegrass album, Jimmy says that this song, and especially the video concept, are inspired by his wife, Sonya...
2 Comments
Submit a Comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Regarding the Snow Cruiser:
My Dad always called the smart people who had no common sense, educated idiots. We lived in a University town and we had several like that, including our next door neighbor the soil guru. He managed to kill his entire backyard garden with some kind of weed killer. It didn’t grow anything for 10 years, guess it worked.
Hi! George and I just watched the Blue Plate Special – congratulations! We missed the list of sponsors, will they be a part of the show in the future? We hope so!