The Lindsay Walks Podcast - Lindsay Walks Across America

This week, Lindsay makes it to Elk City, Oklahoma, despite a broken-down car, a close encounter with the sidewalk, the temptations of a local dive bar, and a sometimes smelly canine companion. Lindsay and Jake also have an argument over whether Lindsay can appropriately describe herself as a 'pampered hiker'.

This week in Oklahoma, Lindsay sees some familiar faces, goes to a bone museum, and considers how best to cross a desert, while Cynthiana the dog indulges her destructive side.

This week, Lindsay has an argument with the police, finds help (and employment) at a bar, and talks to some teens; Cynthiana the dog has (and fails to enjoy) her first real bath; and a couple of kids jump into the phone call to talk about their experiences hanging out with Lindsay!

This week, Lindsay is in Oklahoma, her seventh state! She also does some market research at some breweries, helps out at a school, learns some of Cynthiana the dog's quirks, has an unfortunate run-in with a cattle guard, and goes to the top of the tallest hill in the world!

This week, Lindsay hangs out with some cool ladies, gets to know Cynthiana the dog better, and takes care of a little business.

This week in Arkansas, Lindsay visited some vineyards and attracted some four-legged friends. The audio quality is a little rough at the beginning of the episode, but it clears up after a few minutes, so stick with it!

This week, Lindsay makes a perilous bridge crossing, chats with some young adults hiking in Petit Jean Park, goes to a baptism, and has a delicious hamburger in Russellville, Arkansas.

This week, Lindsay crosses into Arkansas, sprains her ankle (she's OK now), experiences watching the Super Bowl in a dry county, and resolves to swear less.

If you've encountered Lindsay on her travels, and are interested in recording a short call with Jake about it, then let us know! You can reach Lindsay via facebook or Jake by writing to podcast at jacobhaller dot com.

This episode begins with a strong denunciation of Donald Trump, and Lindsay then moves on to describe her adventures for the week, which include a religious discussion in a Mississippi fire house, an inspirational talk from a 97-year-old juke joint proprietor, some great food, a walk from Mississippi to Graceland, and a blessing from Pastor Al Green in his church in Memphis. She also clarifies an important point about Glen, Mississippi.

There’s a documentary named ‘Gip’ that is about the 97-year-old juke joint proprietor mentioned above (his name is Gip Gipson0. Lindsay heartily recommends it, and more information can be found at http://www.gipthemovie.com/ .

This week, Lindsay experiences some more cart-related frustrations, tries frogs legs (👎) and hush puppies (👍) for the first time, does some sightseeing around Muscle Shoals (we recommend the excellent documentary of the same name, about the legendary music studios in the area; it's currently available for streaming on Netflix, among other places), is teased for not smelling bad enough, and becomes 'Facebook official' with Tim. We also talk about dealing with political conversations on Facebook.

This episode features the song 'Gypsy' from the album 'Something from Nothing' by the band West Means Home -- check them out at https://westmeanshome.bandcamp.com/ !

If you've encountered Lindsay on her journey, and would like to record a phone conversation with Jake about the experience, for release on the podcast, then get in touch with either of them via facebook, twitter, or email!