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We’re not crossing the Atlantic—this time “Glasgow” sits on Montana’s sweeping Hi-Line, a ribbon of highway and rail towns running just south of the Canadian border. In this episode, World Footprints journeys along U.S. Highway 2 from Havre to Malta and Glasgow, tracing the stories carved into Montana’s vast prairie. This is Big Sky country at its most authentic: where dinosaur bones emerge from badlands, ancient buffalo jumps overlook the Milk River, and locals still wave at passing Amtrak trains. Along the way, we venture south to Fort Peck—home to one of the most ambitious New Deal engineering feats in America—and Fort Benton, a steamboat-era trading post often called the “Birthplace of Montana.” These stops reveal how geology, Indigenous heritage, railroads, and Roosevelt-era infrastructure together shaped a frontier that’s still evolving. Through conversations, on-the-ground exploration, and a few surprises in between, this episode peels back the layers of Montana’s cultural [...]
Discover the inspiring lives of CBS daytime stars in this exclusive podcast. Don Diamont, Heather Tom, and Eric Braeden share career highlights, humanitarian missions, and life-changing travel experiences that shaped their passion and purpose.
Explore Dorothy Parker’s New York with author Kevin C. Fitzpatrick. Visit her haunts, uncover her legacy, and plan your own literary walking tour.
Listen now to Part 3 of our conversation with Eric Braeden and join us as we explore Egypt, voluntourism, and the power of cultural connection.
Discover New Orleans beyond the French Quarter with World Footprints. Explore Leah Chase’s legacy, Tremé’s rich history, hidden museums, and the famous Carousel Bar.
Explore the untold story of the largest slave revolt in U.S. history, discover how Polaris Project is fighting modern slavery, and hear from yacht chef Victoria Allman about life aboard a luxury superyacht.
Explore South Africa’s art revolution with Soweto Fine Art, uncover the hidden creative spirit of Eritrea, and dive into a powerful conversation on African art, identity, and preservation with Galerie Myrtis in Baltimore.
Explore how travel supports peacebuilding in post-conflict nations with Gary Knight of VII Foundation’s Imagine: Reflections on Peace project.
Hear about RV travel, the joys of multi-generational family travel. and traveling across the country as people of color.
Join us for this immersive audio journey through Kansas City’s African American heritage. Whether you're a cultural traveler, a history lover, or someone seeking deeper truth, this episode offers a window into the resilience, brilliance, and legacy of Black Kansas City. 🎧 Available wherever you get your podcasts: [Apple Podcasts] • [Spotify] • [iHeartRadio] • [WorldFootprints.com]
In this special commemorative episode of World Footprints, we reflect on the courage, grief, and resilience that define the American spirit—from the families of fallen soldiers to the enduring legacy of President John F. Kennedy, and the heroism of World War II veterans.
Explore the world’s most unforgettable destinations and awaken your inner explorer with bestselling author Patricia Schultz and publishing trailblazer Grace Fujimoto in this inspiring episode of the World Footprints podcast. Travel is more than a checklist—it’s a transformational experience. In this vibrant conversation, we dive into the newest editions of two iconic travel books that celebrate the beauty, culture, and diversity of our planet: the Deluxe edition of 1,000 Places to See Before You Die by Patricia Schultz and Wanderlust: A Traveler’s Guide to the Globe from Avalon Travel. Patricia Schultz: Reimagining a Travel Classic Patricia Schultz’s groundbreaking travel book, 1,000 Places to See Before You Die, has inspired millions since it first landed on bestseller lists. Now, she’s raised the bar again with a stunning Deluxe edition, fully redesigned for the visual era. Featuring 1,000 jaw-dropping photographs and 100% new content, this coffee-table keepsake brings the world to life [...]
