A show dedicated to the music that moves us. Explore the innovators who make the instruments and the sounds that define culture and create unforgettable memories.

Join Kelli and Bob for a special Own the Road compilation exploring culture. Dive into what makes us unique and the powerful reasons behind why we do what we do.

A special compilation celebrating the artists and their work. Kelli and Bob explore how creativity comes in every shape and size, from massive installations to miniature masterpieces.

A special Own the Road podcast compilation. Kelli and Bob present inspiring stories of people across the country who embody the spirit of giving and selflessness.

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We found a real gem serving up honest-to-goodness homestyle meals with a smile. Whether you’re lookin’ for a tender steak, a classic cheeseburger, or just a slice of homemade dessert, this locally owned spot has you covered. It’s the kind of family-friendly cafe where the food is hearty and the service is always outstanding..

In Durant, Oklahoma, we visit a place that isn't just your local instrument shop; it’s a direct link to rock-and-roll history! Meet the family of the late Larry Welborn, the musician who played on Buddy Holly's iconic hit, "That'll Be the Day." Come on down for guitar lessons, reliable repairs, and new gear, and feel the history right under your feet. It's a must-visit for any music lover.

Now, here’s a story you’re just going to have to hear. We took a trip to Honolulu, Hawaii, to meet a fellow named Dr. Nat Bletter. He’s an ethnobotanist by trade, which means he knows more about the local flora than just about anyone. He takes folks on foraging tours, gathering up all sorts of wild ingredients. And get this: he uses them to make some of the finest bean-to-bar chocolate you ever did taste over at Madre Chocolate. It's a simple, honest passion, and we're ready to share it with you.

Step back in time at the Simmons-Wright Store in Kewanee, MS — a 19th-century general store serving up authentic Southern food, antiques, and small-town charm. Discover Mississippi history, browse unique finds, and enjoy a taste of the past just off I-20.