HeyJaredArizona Podcast
“Arizona Podcast” shares the adventures of Chris and Mary who journey the highways and backroads of the Grand Canyon state. Their focus on the Mother Road, Route 66, leads them to popular tourist locations as well as many hidden gems across State 48.
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The Crown Jewels of the Mother Road | Arizona Route 66: The Podcast | Season 4 Episode 5 (opens the original)
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Before Route 66 existed, Fred Harvey was already building something extraordinary along the Santa Fe Railroad corridor through Arizona. Hotels and restaurants that didn't just feed travelers, they made them feel like they mattered. And the young women he hired to run those dining rooms came west, stayed, and built the communities that Route 66 would later run right through. This episode is the story of the Harvey Houses. The ones that survived and the ones that didn't. The Harvey Girls who signe
The Towns That Refused to Die | Arizona Route 66: The Podcast | Season 4 Episode 4 (opens the original)
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When the interstate came it didn't just move the traffic. It made a decision about which towns mattered and which ones didn't. Most of the towns that got bypassed didn't make it. The diners closed. The motor courts went dark. The desert moved in and started taking things back one wall at a time. But not all of them went quietly. This episode tells the story of four towns on the Route 66 corridor that by every reasonable measure should have folded when the interstate came. Seligman, where a barbe
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