Andrew McCrea

American Countryside

Society EN ↓ 58 episodes

The American Countryside is truly a slice of Americana. It might be a well-known music or TV star or just someone with an interesting story that lives down the street. From Iditarod sled dog mushers, to NASA scientists... from the Rooster Crowing Championships to NFL greats...The American Countryside is sure to be of interest. Click the button above to listen to the latest show, or visit the American Countryside archives.

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Author

Andrew McCrea

Category

Society

Podcast website

americancountryside.com

Latest episode

Oct 12, 2026

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Episodes

Looking Back 25 Years 07.09.2026

Today we begin a series of programs as we look back 25 years to the events of 9-11.  Our guest is a man who was...

The Temperance Tavern 04.09.2026

Most taverns are places were you can sit down and get a strong drink.  That’s what makes this tavern quite unique, for it served no...

Returning Home After a Professional Baseball Career 03.09.2026

If you were one of the most well-known players in major league history, perhaps it would be hard to come back to your small town...

The Best Pitcher in Baseball 02.09.2026

The best baseball pitcher in each league receives this award – an award named for arguably the best pitcher to ever throw a baseball…

Dents on the Family Barn 01.09.2026

This well-known baseball pitcher got his name because of what his throws did to the family’s barn…

A Very, Very Large Sunflower 31.08.2026

Kansas is the Sunflower State, so it shouldn’t surprise you that in Goodland, Kansas you’ll find a very, very large sunflower…

Throwing Cow Pies 28.08.2026

Most of us have heard of cow chip throwing contests.  Maybe you’ve even been a part of one.  The novelty event today is actually tied...

The Changing Routes of the Cattle Market 27.08.2026

Maybe you once watched old shows like Rawhide and Gunsmoke.  Those shows depicted cattle drives in the late 1800s.  What you may not realize is...

Citrus History in California 10.07.2026

The citrus industry is very important to the state of California.  However, you may be surprised at the location of one of the groves established...

A Unique Church in Oroville 09.07.2026

Oroville, California has its fair share of churches.  It also has another house of worship that is very rare, especially for a town of this...

The Boldt Antique Tool Museum 08.07.2026

There’s a tool for just about everything.  And if you want to see just about every tool…well, your best shot may be this place in...

Collecting Tools 07.07.2026

Bob Boldt was a tool salesman – a really, really good tool salesman.  He was also really good at finding unusual tools in his travels. ...

Chippewa Valley Museum 06.07.2026

In western Wisconsin you’ll find the Chippewa River.  Its drainage encompasses a large portion of the western side of the state and it’s the mission...

The Route 66 Neon Park 03.07.2026

This is the 100th anniversary of Route 66 and that has many people traveling the old route and reliving its glory years.  In one town,...

The Packhorse Librarians 02.07.2026

It was known as the Packhorse Library Project.  During the years of the Great Depression, many young ladies answered the call to ride horse and...

Rural Bookmobiles 01.07.2026

You’ll still find bookmobiles that bring books to rural schools and libraries.  In a moment, I’ll take you to an era when the need was...

The Sterling Colorado Overland Trail 30.06.2026

When the first pioneers passed here, they may have overlooked this place, believing it to be too dry to support much farming. For those who...

Not Keen on Stopping 29.06.2026

A famous trail passes next to this town and that fact is celebrated in the local museum yet today. However, the first settlers weren’t keen...

A Trial that Captivated the Nation 26.06.2026

Imagine a packed crowd in a sweltering courtroom.  Refreshment vendor are allowed inside during recesses and chimps perform on the lawn outside.  It was a...

John Scopes on Trial 25.06.2026

His last name is forever linked to one of the most publicized trial in American history.  It was John Scopes that probably did not teach...

Bringing a Trial to Town 24.06.2026

Cities might devise many plans to help increase commerce and spur business growth.  Brining a trial to your town would seem to be an odd...

The Wisconsin Maritime Museum 23.06.2026

In Manitowoc, Wisconsin you’ll find a submarine that was a part of the Navy’s fleet during World War II.  It was still serving the country...

Wisconsin’s Role in Shipping Transportation 22.06.2026

This city along the shores of Lake Michigan has long had an important role in the shipping and transportation of the area.  And in World...

Front Street in Ogallala, Nebraska 19.06.2026

One street in Ogallala, Nebraska is designed to look a bit like it might have back in the late 1800s.  It’s been one family’s job...

Where the Cowboys and Cattle Created Tales 18.06.2026

For about a decade’s worth of time in the 1800s, this Nebraska town was the end of the trail for thousands of cattle being herded...

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