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Small Town Big Deal
Explore unique small towns of America with hosts Jann & Rodney as they participate in local events!
Sweet Traditions
"Quite possibly the best hot fudge in this solar system—or any other!" That’s the kind of praise Lagomarcino’s has been earning since 1908, when Angelo Lagomarcino, an Italian immigrant, opened his confectionery in a small American town. Rodney gets a hands-on lesson in the old European art of casting chocolate eggs. Then, step inside Whitey’s Ice Cream, where game-changing innovations like high-powered malt machines, candy bar milkshakes, and chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream were born.
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Suggestion: try visiting this city…the oldest in the USA! St. Augustine, Florida (1565): Established by Spanish admiral Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, it is officially America's oldest continuously occupied European city!
Sweet Traditions "Quite possibly the best hot fudge in this solar system—or any other!" That’s the kind of praise Lagomarcino’s has been earning since 1908, when Angelo Lagomarcino, an Italian immigrant, opened his confectionery in a small American town. Rodney gets a hands-on lesson in the old European art of casting chocolate eggs. Then, step inside Whitey’s Ice Cream, where game-changing innovations like high-powered malt machines, candy bar milkshakes, and chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream were born.
Jan and Rodney always amazing
Reclaimed Lives, Classic Tractors, and A-Maize-ing Art
Meet a man who transforms reclaimed wood into stunning creations—and helps rebuild lives along the way. Then, Jann and Rodney head to the wide-open spaces of South Dakota for a gathering of vintage tractor enthusiasts from around the world, including Australia and France. Finally, visit a town that’s all ears—the home of the world’s only Corn Palace. Each year, $130,000 worth of corn is used to create massive, ever-changing murals that are truly a-maize-ing!
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I watched it today. Even though it was a repeat I still enjoy this show.
A Town’s Hidden Gems
Jann and Rodney step into a warehouse packed to the brim with antiques. You’ll meet the guy behind it all, who has supplied over 600 famous restaurants with thousands of vintage treasures. Then . . . Celebrities, U.S. Presidents, and customers worldwide have sought out Col. Littleton’s handcrafted goods. Meet the man—who looks straight out of an Old West film—and the biggest employer in town.
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Shrimp, Blessings, and a Boatload of Surprises
Jann and Rodney visit a town where shrimp reigns supreme—fried, baked, and even…chocolate-covered? Experience the tradition as the community comes together to bless the fishermen and their boats before the season begins. And will the boat they helped decorate take the top prize?
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I watch you every saturday night at 1 am.
Great show, really enjoyed it!😊
Fantastic show. Every episode should be shown in every elementary school in the nation. Every class, 5 episodes a week. Highly educational, informative and FUN! Highlights America the Beautiful as never seen before. GUARANTEED to be the most popular curriculum every offered. This is how kids learn. This is how to inspire them. Wholesome entertainment. Love the hosts. Rodney Miller & Jann Carl. #SmallTown #BigDeal #RodneyMiller #JannCarl
Loud Engines and Lost Luggage
Things get loud at one of the world’s biggest tractor pulls. Then, ever wonder where lost luggage goes? In the U.S., it all ends up in a small Alabama town. Thousands of items arrive daily from airlines, and a million visitors a year come to shop. Jann and Rodney explore the massive 40,000-square-foot facility, uncovering some unbelievable finds—like a 5.8-carat diamond ring and even a live rattlesnake!
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I love this show. So sad I no longer have it on my programing.
Love show.
Love this show!!!!
