Own the Road with Kelli and Bob

Own the Road with Kelli and Bob

por Kelli & Bob Phillips

Artes Sociedad y Cultura

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USA250 Tour Kickoff: From Ancient Earthworks to the Shot Heard 'Round the World

The journey of a lifetime begins now. Join Bob and Kelli for a special USA250 Tour compilation show, a high-energy kickoff celebrating 250 years of the American spirit. We are tracing the American story back to its very foundations and forward to the moment that changed the world. In this special presentation, we preview what to expect as we travel the nation, featuring: The Concord Museum: Step into 1775 to see the "objects that witnessed" the Shot Heard 'Round the World. We get up close with the Paul Revere lantern and the artifacts of the first Minutemen. Poverty Point World Heritage Site: We start 3,000 years ago at "North America’s First City" in Louisiana. Discover the ancient indigenous ingenuity that serves as the prologue to our continental history. The USA250 Roadmap: A look ahead at the monuments, hidden gems, and local stories we’ll be uncovering on the road to America’s 250th anniversary. A Historic Reading: Experience a powerful, moving reading of the Declaration of Independence, the document that defined a new vision for humanity. From ancient mounds to the birth of liberty, this is more than a tour—it’s the story of us. Subscribe and follow along as we bring America’s history to life one artifact and one mile at a time.

Poverty Point: America’s First City

Before the first shot was fired in Concord, and long before the ink dried on the Declaration of Independence, there was Poverty Point. As we journey toward the USA250 anniversary, Bob and Kelli take the "USA250 Tour" to northeastern Louisiana to explore a site that challenges everything we thought we knew about early America. Often called "North America’s First City," this UNESCO World Heritage site was a massive engineering marvel built over 3,000 years ago—centuries before the Great Pyramids of Egypt were finished.

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Meet Daniel Lasser: A Potter’s Journey from Passion to Craft

From chemistry to clay—Daniel Lasser blends science and soul to create vibrant, functional pottery that feels both fresh and timeless. 🍽️✨ Step into the world of D. Lasser Ceramics, where every piece tells a story shaped by decades of playful experimentation.

Sweet Nostalgia at The Corner Shop

We stop in the historic coal town of Bramwell, West Virginia to visit The Corner Shop, a beloved small-town gem that serves up old-fashioned soda fountain treats, hand-dipped milkshakes, and a warm dose of nostalgia. Located in a town once known as the "Home of Millionaires," The Corner Shop brings the charm of yesteryear to life with classic diner fare and stories that echo from the past.

The Art of Listening: Sound Stories with Dianne Ballon

Meet a woman who doesn’t just hear—she listens. Out on the road, she studies sound like it’s sacred..

Crafting Precision: Christian Hofmeister, Gunsmith

We visit Christian Hofmeister, a master gunsmith in Trinidad, New Mexico, where tradition, precision, and craftsmanship come together. As a graduate of the renowned Trinidad State Gunsmithing Program, Christian shares his journey into the world of custom firearms, the intricate art of gunsmithing, and what it means to carry on a legacy rooted in both skill and responsibility.

New Bethel School - Rural Missouri Education

Step back in time with Kelli and Bob as they visit a beautifully preserved stone schoolhouse in rural Missouri. In this episode of On the Road, we explore what early 20th-century education looked like in small-town America — from chalkboards and coal stoves to the one-room school model that shaped generations. Whether you're a history buff, a road tripper, or just love discovering overlooked gems, this episode uncovers how one historic classroom tells the bigger story of rural American life. Catch the story on your local Texas State Network affiliate Or listen Sunday at 2 p.m. on NewsRadio 1080 KRLD Hear the extended podcast version on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or the free Audacy app.

JQ Dickinson Saltworks -Harvesting History in West Virginia

We’re in West Virginia at J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works, where a 7th-generation family is reviving the ancient art of hand-harvested salt. From a 400-million-year-old sea to your table, this is Appalachian tradition at its finest. 🎧 Listen now on Audacy, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more. #AppalachianSalt #JQDickinson #OnTheRoadPodcast #KelliAndBob #WestVirginiaHeritage #FoodStories

Squad Car Tours – Mayberry Lives On

In this episode, we roll through Mount Airy, North Carolina—the hometown of Andy Griffith—for a ride back in time with Squad Car Tours. Step into a vintage police car and cruise the streets that inspired The Andy Griffith Show. Stream now on Audacy, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more. #SquadCarTours #MayberryNC #AndyGriffithShow #OnTheRoadPodcast #KelliAndBob #ClassicTVTour #MountAiry

Battlefield Farms – Knoxville’s Urban Farming Revolution

We visit Battlefield Farms & Gardens in Knoxville, TN, where Pastor Chris Battle is transforming food deserts into thriving urban farms. From fresh produce to sustainable farming, discover how faith and agriculture are changing the community. Listen now on Audacy, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more. #BattlefieldFarms #UrbanFarming #KnoxvilleTN #FoodInsecurity #OnTheRoadPodcast #KelliAndBob #SustainableAgriculture

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