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Traveling America's backroads, road trip experts - Noah and Noodles - explore fascinating locations overlooked while traveling. Living out of a van, they unravel the - often shocking - story behind each neglected story or location. If you love travel, exploration and unique locations - join us on the road!

It’s time to hit the backroads of Northern Ontario and beyond with Backroads Bill! Tune in every Wednesday to explore the history and beauty of Northern Ontario. Alongside host and producer Ben, Bill (who is the founder and the GM of the Canadian Ecology Centre) goes more in depth to the stories he has been sharing for years on CBC Radio and Village Media.Whether it’s a “day-trip” “overnight-trip” or “Sunday drive” you will discover your next great adventure!Follow Bill on Facebook & Instagram: @backroads_billand on Twitter: @steertonorthONT For the video version of this ...

Throughout my life, I have always been interested in the mysteries that surround the abandoned towns that dot the lost highways of the American Southwest. They have a certain allure to them that just cannot be put into words. We hope you'll join us as we explore the lost highways of the American Southwest, and uncover the history and the legends of the forgotten towns that lay all but crumbling by the wayside. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

We are changing our name!!! We are now called History Backroads. We're still based in Savannah, Georgia USA, and where you travel through history and culture, GPS location by GPS location. You can find transcripts of the show and the coordinates of where these events happened at our website HistoryByGPS.com. That way you can follow the story as it goes along.... Or, you can just listen and enjoy. The show's host, JD Byous, is a historian, writer, photographer, and author.

I grew up appreciating, listening, & learning from history, encouraged mostly by my mom's love & pushing of literature! When you travel the interstates, you might miss so many nuances of an area. Backroads may seem slower, but IMHO, they are often more relaxing, scenic, and usually always have hidden/unheard stories. Let's relax, listen, and enjoy the exploration of the off-the-beaten-path "backroads." Along the routes, we'll often hear from everyday people in communities who trust me to honor their unique oral histories, as I begin my own Public History Ph.D. learning journey!