Stefanie Poteet - @retroroadsidephotography - joins the show and we talk about her Hero arc from college graduate to Cross Country Voyagers to where she is at today. It was a blast having her on the show and I'm sure we could talk for a few more hours in the future.

Correction: The Montana Bar I was talking about is in Miles City, MT and sits on US 12 just north of Interstate 94 in the Treasure State.

(Stefanie with an f not a ph, my apologies Stefanie! )

You can follow Stephanie at these places:

Instagram

Flickr

Website.

It's been a wild week. I was on a cruise with my family and had it interrupted by Hurricane Milton. I finally got this week's show together with the AMAZING Heather David. She's a veritable 5-tool player in the sign game: restoring, fundraising, author, and so on. She gives many-a-great reason to put San Jose, CA on your sign finding bucket list. 

You can follow her at:

Instagram

Flickr

You can buy her books at:

Preservation San Jose

Amazon

Calmod Books


One point of correction: the Atlas Sign has a kinda sorta not so much similar look to the Western Appliance sign. It had been a while since I saw the Atlas sign completely and it only has two vertical supports and not three. That's me screwing it up. Thanks Debra Jane for the correction!

@yourbuddyspooky joins the podcast and he talks about pop culture, how signs influence or reflect the businesses they represent, Wildwood, and getting out to Amish Country.

You can follow Spook at

Instagram
Twitter

Christine joins the podcast and we talk about her trips through the midwest, PNW and how she got into the hobby.

You can follow her at:

https://instagram.com/cmsojourner

Alexis, macaronic, joins the show and we had a great conversation about drumming, him getting into signs, finding treasures in small towns, and finding signs across the world! 

You can follow macaronic at:

https://instagram.com/macaronic

dallas.neon.enthusiast joins the show and we talk about the wealth of neon signs in Dallas, the artistry of tube benders, where zillennials fit in the scheme of things and the interest they have in things retro. 

You can follow Josh at:
https://instagram.com/dallas.neon.enthusiast

Dangr Dave Matthews joins the podcast and we talk about urban art, DFW signs, Oklahoma City signs, and more.

You can follow Dangr Dave at:
https://instagram.com/dangrdave

On Flickr at:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dangrdave/

Check out Thomas Hawk at:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/

And check out Fort Worth Architecture:
https://www.fortwortharchitecture.com/

@jimmyperigoso joins the podcast and we talk about his recent concerts, living so close to the mother road, roadside oddities, and places he'd like to go.

You can follow James on Instagram at:

https://instagram.com/jimmyperigoso

I forgot https://instagram.com/roadspeak's name, and got Gallup and Grants, NM mixed up.

Definite shout out to RoadsideArchitecture.com Home Page (roadarch.com).

Debra Jane's book can be found here: Vintage Signs of America: Seltzer, Debra Jane

First off - my apologies for getting the podcast out late. Just a bit of information as to why: we buried my mom this week. That's why.

@roadspeak joins the podcast and we talk about some regional looks to signs, his travels down Route 66, and what is the best turntable(?).

You can follow him at

https://instagram.com/roadspeak

The book he references in the show:

Hollywood Signs: Glittering Graphics and Glowing Neon in Mid-Century Tinseltown

and the sign I forgot the name of:

Hilltop Steak House in Saugus, MA that is the shape of a Cactus.

Rob, @kcsignchaser, joins the podcast and we talk about the allure of Kansas City (both sides) and the great treasures of small towns, old time theatres, and BBQ signs.

You can follow  Rob at:
https://instagram.com/kcsignchaser