Programação de Journy

Michigan's Little Bavaria, Frankenmuth, draws millions for German heritage and chicken dinners.

Banner Elk, NC offers year-round outdoor activities and one of the largest Highland Games anywhere.

Seaside Rockland, Maine celebrates with its Lobster Festival: games, art, and the freshest lobster.

Two families come together for the first time to see bride and groom say "I Do" in Cancun.

Savanna and Jace have a specific request before they say I Do in Punta Cana: a beach wedding with no sand!

Adventurer Ellis Emmett, who can't sail, sets out to reach the Pacific's remote boat-only islands.

Ellis Emmett reaches Tonga, befriends local Lofi, and sails for isolated Tofua past volcanoes and reefs.

Explorer Ellis Emmett sails to Fiji for bull sharks, fire walking and the remote Lau Islands.

Ellis Emmett's first brush with royalty on Wallis & Futuna, and a dive into a lake of myth and monsters.

Ellis Emmett visits the Marshall Islands, exploring Bikini Atoll's lasting atomic bomb-testing legacy.

Ellis Emmett revives a traditional Pacific canoe and sees rising seas reshaping life in Kiribati.

Rest your head after a long day driving Route 66.

Mother Nature along the Mother Road.

Route 66 is lined with wonderful and informative attractions.

Sink your teeth into these delicious bites from snacks to five star dining on Route 66.

The Ellis Family visits Birmingham, Alabama, ground zero of the Civil Rights Movement.

The Ellis Family soaks up New Orleans with jazz, beignets, airboat adventures, and more.

The Ellis Family road trips to the Grand Canyon and Zion National Park in search of some outdoor fun.

The Ellis Family explores Washington D.C.: monuments, Ford's Theatre, and the best cupcakes around.

Each February, residents of South Bristol, Maine celebrate a tradition frozen in time since 1826.

In a hidden corner of Vermont, a storied puppet theater company is making (and baking) history.

Dylan joins in a singular celebration that follows thousands of sheep through the streets of Ketchum, Idaho.

Dylan dives into the legacy of Greek sponge divers in coastal Tarpon Springs, Florida.

Each year in Fayetteville, West Virginia, people leap off an 876-foot bridge into the gorge below.

Dylan joins some of the world's most skilled lumberjacks in Hayward, Wisconsin.

Dylan meets the farmers behind Hatch chilis in the New Mexico valley famous for the spicy peppers.

Dylan discovers Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, a vibrant town producing over 70% of America’s mushrooms.

We sculpt a turtle-themed masterpiece at America's biggest native sand sculpture competition.

Abbeville proves you can't make a good Cajun omelet without breaking a few eggs—over 5,000 of them.

Welcome to the storytelling capital of the world, where everyone has a story to tell.

We learn the kite ballet and soar to new heights at the annual kite festival in Morro Bay.

A soak in one of the world's largest hot springs, earned through ranch work and dinosaur fossils.

Each summer, Slippery Rock, PA hosts the world's largest gathering of medieval arts and culture.

For 50 years, bikers have raced the Durango & Silverton train through Colorado's Rocky Mountains.

Michigan's Little Bavaria, Frankenmuth, draws millions for German heritage and chicken dinners.

Banner Elk, NC offers year-round outdoor activities and one of the largest Highland Games anywhere.

Seaside Rockland, Maine celebrates with its Lobster Festival: games, art, and the freshest lobster.

Kimberly and Elsa face off to find out who can plan the perfect Kentucky day and showcase its rich culture.

Experience the quirky, undiscovered, pop culture landmarks of the USA’s road trip capital.

David Keeps explores Chicago's artistic legacy: skyscrapers, museums, edgy galleries, and street art.

David Keeps explores London's art scene, from Camberwell hotels and Tate Modern to royal relics and Hoxton.

David Keeps explores L.A.'s creativity: Culver City galleries, Disney Hall, the Getty and Chinatown's scene.

David Keeps explores New Orleans: Royal Street galleries, post-Katrina art and Southern folk masterpieces.

David Keeps explores New York: Chelsea galleries, Brooklyn's rising stars, MoMA design and public art.

David Keeps explores Paris: haute couture, macarons, Impressionists, hidden galleries and absinthe rituals.

In Lafayette, Louisiana, Chunz and Makh explore Zydeco music and crawfish with Grammy winner Chubby.

While visiting St.

In Owensboro, Kentucky, Chunz and Makh explore the city's three B's: barbecue, bourbon, and bluegrass.

Chunz and Makh discover Appalachian mountain music and clogging in Asheville, North Carolina.

Chunz and Makh voyage through Michigan's Upper Peninsula to hear the sea songs of the Great Lakes.

Known as the quintessential party music, Polka is alive and evolving in the great city of Milwaukee.

The Twin Cities, Minneapolis and St.

Kansas City, Missouri is an integral part of jazz history in America.

Each February, residents of South Bristol, Maine celebrate a tradition frozen in time since 1826.

In a hidden corner of Vermont, a storied puppet theater company is making (and baking) history.