America: Coast to Coast

Why is California bent? Why does Oklahoma have a panhandle? Why does Missouri have a boot? This special examines how every state is a puzzle piece ultimately revealing the unique geography, political and social history of America.

Amazing people, amazing places, and amazing things! This special zips across the U.S. looking for the facts, from our founding fathers' favorite treats to gold and gems in unusual places.

Investigate macabre legends, peculiar places, and strange stories that aren't written up in history books, but merely whispered about in the Weird U.S.

Host Josh Binswanger explores the permanent transportation exhibit at the National Museum of American History, including several fascinating artifacts and the pivotal moments in the history of U.S. transportation they depict.

Where did this barbecue come from and how did it become the Holy Grail of the American palate? We'll seek out its murky origins and ride the 'cue all the way to our present-day BBQ obsession.

This two-hour special journeys to the real South for an informative and sometimes lighthearted look at its distinctive cultures, characteristics and influences on our country's history.

From Pilgrim brew masters to today's monolithic corporations, learn more about our country's alcoholic history, and taste social experiments like the Temperance Movement and Prohibition to see how they influence sobriety today.

Citizens, council members, law enforcement, rescuers and others look back at decades of racial injustice in Los Angeles leading up to April 29, 1992.