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Why are we so fascinated with this country that is smaller than Central Park, in New York? How did it become an independent nation? What happens at 11:55 every day there?
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona
Located inside the Navajo Nation, this site has some amazing rock formations. How did Mummy Cave Overlook get its name? WhatIs the legend behind Spider Rock Overlook? Join Kathryn and Sarah as they explore this unique national monument.
An Idiot Abroad: Relaxing In Russia
Get a closer look at the continuing adventures of Karl, your favorite Idiot Abroad, in this clip from Discovery.
We touched on Robben Island during our visit to Cape Town but there is so much more to cover. The island has been a leper colony, a prison, an insane asylum and is now a World Heritage Site and museum. ItOs also full of wildlife, like seals and penguins.
National Parks: Charismatic Carnivore
A one-hundred mile stretch of grass located in Southern Florida plays host to all sorts of wildlife, including alligators and American crocodiles.
Get a closer look at the continuing adventures of Karl, your favorite Idiot Abroad, in this clip from Discovery.
An Idiot Abroad: Prostate Cancer
Get a closer look at the continuing adventures of Karl, your favorite Idiot Abroad, in this clip from Discovery.
This week, we visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio. Where else can you see The BeatlesO drum set and Katy PerryOs candy coated dress? Find out what else you can see at this museum, plus learn how it came to Cleveland in the first place.
National Parks: Bear Conservation
The bear conservation program in Denali National Park has helped in identifying bear facts that were not previously known.
Alien Encounters: Nick Sagan & Frank Drake Reunite
Author Nick Sagan hasn't seen his godfather, Frank Drake, in over 30 years. We capture their reunion - and find out how Drake became friends with Nick's famous father, Carl Sagan, in this exclusive clip.
Get a closer look at the continuing adventures of Karl, your favorite Idiot Abroad, in this clip from Discovery.
Get a closer look at the continuing adventures of Karl, your favorite Idiot Abroad, in this clip from Discovery.
Cumberland Island is about the size of Manhattan but has hardly any residents. How did it manage to retain its natural beauty? How did the wild horses get there? What is its connection to the family of Thomas Carnegie and to John F. Kennedy, Jr.?
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Nashville: Beyond Country Music
Everyone knows Nashville is famous for country music. But did you know it has a thriving music scene in other genres too? What are some of the hottest clubs? Which famous musicians own record stores there? A local musician gives us an insiderOs guide.
Why are we so fascinated with this country that is smaller than Central Park, in New York? How did it become an independent nation? What happens at 11:55 every day there?
We touched on Robben Island during our visit to Cape Town but there is so much more to cover. The island has been a leper colony, a prison, an insane asylum and is now a World Heritage Site and museum. ItOs also full of wildlife, like seals and penguins.
The British Charm of Victoria, B.C.
WhatOs up with tea and double decker buses? Why is Victoria the biking capital of British Columbia? Where is the narrowest street in Canada? Listen in as Kathryn and Sarah tour Victoria, B.C.
Where is Curacao and does it have any connection to that bright blue liqueur? Why does the average citizen know 4 languages? What is the Museum Kur Hulanda? Listen in to learn more.
Join us on a dairy-themed tour of the Green Mountain State; weOll stop for Ben & JerryOs ice cream, Cabot Cheese and other creamy delights. Listen in to learn more about Vermont.
Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona
Located inside the Navajo Nation, this site has some amazing rock formations. How did Mummy Cave Overlook get its name? WhatIs the legend behind Spider Rock Overlook? Join Kathryn and Sarah as they explore this unique national monument.
National Parks: Black Bears Up Close
Beyond their scenic splendors, America's national parks are game preserves for some of the largest mammals, including the black bear.
Cumberland Island is about the size of Manhattan but has hardly any residents. How did it manage to retain its natural beauty? How did the wild horses get there? What is its connection to the family of Thomas Carnegie and to John F. Kennedy, Jr.?
St. Michaels on the Chesapeake Bay
How did this 400 year old shipbuilding and fishing town reinvent itself as a tourist haven? How can you stay overnight in a lighthouse? What's the connection with Frederick Douglass?
Our summer tour of North America makes its first stop in Canada: Banff and Jasper are two of the Canadian Rocky Mountain parks that form a UNESCO heritage site. Why are they on the list? WhatIs so special about the Icefields Parkway? Tune in to find out.
Ghost Towns of the American West
Mining towns thrived at the height of the gold rush in the American West. But as the mines dried up, the towns soon followed. Today these ghost towns are scattered all across the West.