CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO TERRY MACRAE An innovator in the passenger vessel industry, Terry MacRae, is the Chairman and CEO of Hornblower Cruises & Events. In addition to crafting the only fleet of hybrid vessels in North America, … Continued
There are 29 National Recreation Areas across America, from the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, bordering New Jersey and Northeastern Pennsylvania, to Grand Island National Recreation Area in Michigan, and Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada, which also … Continued
Alexandra Picavet, National Park Public Affairs Officer, shares cool tales about Alcatraz, past, present and Future. Photo Credit: Molly Blaisdell Even though Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary has been closed since 1963, the myth, legend, and lore of the infamous Rock that … Continued
Cherries and apples have been an integral part of Wisconsin’s Door County Peninsula for close to 150 years. At one time Door County was the country’s largest producer of cherries with an annual harvest of more than 50 million pounds, and … Continued
HERE TO LISTEN TO THE SHOW The 6th annual Savor the Central Coast event, co-sponsored by Visit San Luis Obispo County and Sunset Magazine will take place Thursday the 24th of September through Sunday the 27th at Santa Margarita Ranch and various … Continued
The USS Potomac served as the President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s “Floating White House” from 1936 until his death in 1945. How the USS Potomac came to reside in Oakland, California is a fascinating journey. Following a ten year stint as … Continued
The National Parks Conservation Association was established back in 1919 just three years after the formation of the National Park Service to protect and enhance our national parks. Come along and join Megan Cantrell, Social Media Manager at NPCA’s headquarters in Washington D.C. … Continued
The Delivery methods for NPR content are evolving with recent changes in technology. Hourly news, network shows, podcasts, and much more can now be heard through the NPR ONE App on most smart phones. Some believe this is how the majority … Continued
When I travel, I often learn more about the pulse beat of a place–an unfiltered, from the heart perspective–from the cabbies than I do from the local tourism officials. I’m in Washington D.C. now, and a bonus of visiting with cabbies … Continued
Join correspondent, Tom Wilmer in Washington D.C. for a visit with Becky Haberacker, spokesperson at The Smithsonian Institution. Becky shares her insights in to The Smithsonian experience that includes 19 museums and galleries, and the National Zoo. In addition to … Continued