A love letter to an unloved Midwestern town.

Pay your respects at the sweetest cemetery in the world.

Step inside the cutest, most cuddly museum in the desert.

For the past 50 years, undergrads at a liberal arts college have had access to a remarkable scientific instrument.

This fallout shelter beneath a West Virginia resort was a state secret until 1992.

Dive into another installment of our listeners' near-death travel experiences.

Long before anyone appeared live at Red Rocks or made The Fillmore shake, there was The Tabor Opera House.

Near a Colorado mountain town, there's the frozen corpse of a Norwegian grandpa. We get the tale of how this came to be.

We visit southern Benin to learn more about one of the world's most misunderstood spiritual systems.

A famous 1920s actress left the world a lasting piece of art: a remarkable miniature home.

The 'Queen of the Silver Camps' is 113 acres of history preserved.

Can the stunning earth-tower homes of Togo and Benin be saved?

How pocketbooks became a symbol of resistance in Sweden.

What can we learn from these blood suckers?

How New Mexico became a chile pepper wonderland.

Near the remains of a famed movie scene, an older, true story of injustice.

In the trees, an artistic refuge from the heights of the Cold War.

A strange medieval document, housed in a stunning modern library.

These works of art are butter than you think.

We all dream of the perfect vacation. This episode is about the opposite.

There's always more to the land than meets the eye.

A place where excrement is elevated.

Keep your eyes peeled for a peanut-shaped car that got its start during the Great Depression.

In a courtyard in Kumasi, Ghana, you’ll find a sword planted in the ground more than 300 years ago.