From iconic guitars to unforgettable performances, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is more than just a museum — it's a tribute to the artists who shaped music history. Crank the tunes, and come along as we discover just how hard "Cleveland Rocks!" with a road trip to the heart of rock 'n roll.

Hosted by: Brooks Smothers of the RV Out West Podcast

Produced by: Jason and Abby Epperson for Lotus Media, LLC and the RV Miles Network.

Connect with See America on social media:

• Instagram: @SeeAmericaPodcast
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SeeAmericaPodcast
• See America Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SeeAmerica

In the heart of California’s Mojave Desert stands a strange white dome that has drawn scientists, spiritualists, and skeptics alike. Built in the 1950s by a former aviation engineer who claimed to have received extraterrestrial guidance, the Integratron is part sound chamber, part time machine, and all mystery. In this episode, we explore the bizarre history, wild theories, and enduring legacy of one of the desert’s most fascinating roadside attractions.

Hosted by: Brooks Smothers of the RV Out West Podcast

Produced by: Jason and Abby Epperson for Lotus Media, LLC and the RV Miles Network.

Connect with See America on social media:

• Instagram: @SeeAmericaPodcast
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SeeAmericaPodcast
• See America Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SeeAmerica

For one weekend every March, Sweetwater, Texas, comes alive with the sound of tens of thousands of rattles, and not the ones you hand a baby.

Sweetwater is host to the world's largest Rattlesnake Roundup. A unique event that combines snake handling demonstrations, competitions, educational exhibits, and entertainment

This week on See America, we take a road trip to Sweetwater, Texas, to learn more about the Rattlesnake Roundup.

Learn more: http://www.rattlesnakeroundup.net/calendar-of-events1.html

Hosted by: Brooks Smothers of the RV Out West Podcast

Produced by: Jason and Abby Epperson for Lotus Media, LLC and the RV Miles Network.

Connect with See America on social media:

• Instagram: @SeeAmericaPodcast
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SeeAmericaPodcast
• See America Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SeeAmerica

Starting May 26th, new episodes of the See America Podcast will return, along with a new host. From coast to coast, we'll See America one mile at a time, discovering stops along the way that are eclectic, historic, ridiculous, breathtaking, inspiring, and humbling.

Hosted by: Brooks Smothers of the RV Out West Podcast

Produced by: Jason and Abby Epperson for Lotus Media, LLC.

See America returns 5/26/25.

Before streaming services we had Blockbuster - but did you know one remains in operation? On this episode, we share the downfall of Blockbuster, and how the Bend, Oregon location keeps its doors open to this day.

Over the more than 200 years of its existence, the US has become home to a number of iconic sites that domestic and international travelers alike place at the top of their must-see lists. The classic memorials and museums circling Washington, DC spring to mind, of course, because of their importance to both the history and future of our country, but other cities outside our capital possess an immediate connection with a building or structure: for instance, San Francisco’s graceful and majestic Golden Gate Bridge, the futuristic and awe-inspiring Space Needle in Seattle, the formidable and photogenic bronze lions guarding the entrance to Chicago’s famed Art Institute. America’s largest metropolis, New York City, is famous for, among other things: the Statue of Liberty, whose promise of freedom welcomed millions of immigrants to America’s shores; the legendary sports and performances at Madison Square Garden; and the delicious, titanic corned beef sandwiches and knishes at the Carnegie Deli. But one building alone symbolizes the strength, beauty, and spirit of New York.

The small town of Wamego, Kansas, with its modest population of nearly 5,000, is not a sprawling, sepia-toned farmland featuring Aunty Em, Miss Gulch, and Professor Marvel. It does not look like much of the Midwest landscape that comes to mind. Oh, no. Wamego, Kansas has poppy fields and Emerald Cities; yellow brick roads and ruby red slippers and lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Because somewhere over the rainbow is Wamego, Kansas, a town whose cultural identity has been oz-ified into no place like home.

From modest beginnings in the small town of Burlington, Vermont, Ben & Jerry’s ice cream and other products can now be found in freezers in over 30 countries. This is their story.