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Small Town Big Deal
(opens in a new tab)Explore unique small towns of America with hosts Jann & Rodney as they participate in local events!
The Sweet Taste of YesterdayStep into a charming Vermont shop packed with nostalgic treasures you thought had disappeared long ago. Jann heads to the bakery to make their beloved ‘button’ cookies, while Rodney nearly puts his credit card into shock. Then it’s off to learn how real maple syrup is made—tap by tap—but whose tree will deliver the most sap? The adventure wraps up in a family‑run wooden toy workshop that feels like Santa’s very own headquarters.
From Farm to Festival . . . to FaceplantJann and Rodney trace sorghum from stalk to syrup, starting on a quiet Mennonite farm where the crop is grown, crushed, and cooked into sweet, amber goodness. Then it’s off to a lively Virginia festival that celebrates the old‑fashioned treat with music, food, and plenty of small‑town charm. The adventure ramps up at the Virginia State Jousting Championships, where Jann takes a daring ride down the competition track—until her run comes to an abrupt, unforgettable stop!
Rolling Across IowaEvery year, thousands of cyclists from across the U.S. and beyond pedal their way across Iowa. Demand is so high that organizers now cap participation at 8,500 and hold a lottery for entry. Jann and Rodney hit the route to meet some of the ride’s most colorful characters (Team Spam, anyone?) and dive into quirky small-town traditions along the way. Ever tried your luck at Chicken Poop Bingo?
Field of Dreams; Hands-on HistoryTravis Roy’s college hockey debut was a moment of pure excitement—until tragedy struck just 11 seconds in, leaving him a quadriplegic. But his story didn’t end there. Meet the man whose fields of dreams are helping Travis chase a new goal, one built on hope and resilience. Then, step inside a living museum where Rodney takes on the potter’s wheel (with mixed results), and we finally answer an age-old question: what exactly is an ox?
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