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His critically acclaimed On the Road series of American travel vignettes ran for a quarter century on CBS. The late Charles Kuralt had a rare way of connecting with both his audience and his subject, establishing a bond marked by nostalgia and poetic elegance. Set 1 of the collection from the Travel Channel celebrate Kuralt's warm, funny passion for quirky, local, and unsung stories and people.

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He has entertained and informed us about ourselves on television for years. Taking to the highways, he has met the little-known and the famous, and shared them with the rest of us. This heartwarming book reminds us again of some of the extraordinary people he has met over the years in words and photographs, and provides the exact words of the interviews, so that we can permanently enjoy his visits with people we have come to know and care for, again and again.

Experience a snapshot of American culture over the course of 20 years as the Emmy Award-winning human interest series ON THE ROAD WITH CHARLES KURALT comes home for the very first time. Back in 1967, Kuralt and company set out in an RV to explore America by speaking with the everyday people who keep our country running strong. Over the course of the next two decades, Kuralt traveled all 50 states, introducing viewers to singing mailmen, hardworking sharecroppers, and even a Canadian goose-whisperer...

On the Road With Charles Kuralt, Set 2 DVD Our Price: $39.99 Item No.: ONRO420 3 DVD Set The late Charles Kuralt thrilled and charmed CBS viewers for decades with his thorough, thoughtful reporting, closing out a long career with this acclaimed travel series. Reporting from everyday America, Kuralt was the "laureate of the common man," in Time Magazine's words. This set of 18 episodes, the second collected by the Travel Channel, offers a nostalgic look at ordinary life in these short...

For 20 years beginning in 1967, Charles Kuralt wandered America's byways in search of the unusual and the overlooked. For his homespun vignettes of everyday life, Kuralt won numerous Emmys and two Peabody Awards. He talked with horse traders, worm hunters, singing mailmen and sharecroppers who put nine children through college. By noticing the ordinary and celebrating originality, he exalted us all.

The beloved, Emmy Award-winning CBS-TV personality and author of A Life on the Road presents a warm, engaging new book of travels in search of quintessentially American people and places--twelve destinations in all.

ISBN-10: 0399140832 ISBN-13: 9780399140839. Edition: .

In this collection of short audio essays, Charles Kuralt takes us from the countryside to the big cities to introduce us to the fascinating people and places that only he could find. Kuralt captures the humor and compassion of ordinary people leading extraordinary lives.

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CBS broadcaster Charles Kuralt set out in 1967 traveling across all 50 states in 1967 to explore the extraordinary lives of everyday Americans. Standout journalism by Kuralt on reports like moonshiners, totem poles, canoe makers, mule doctor, traffic cop and the unusual philosophy of an 87-year-old college professor turned janitor. 18 episodes on 3 DVDs. 1967/color/6 hrs., 18 min/NR/fullscreen.

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For 20 years beginning in 1967, Charles Kuralt wandered America's byways in search of the unusual and the overlooked. He and his small crew logged more than a million miles and wore out six motor homes. For his homespun vignettes of everyday life, Kuralt won an Emmyr and three Peabody Awards and became a household name. Kindhearted, avuncular, and unquenchably curious, Kuralt pulled off the road for all sorts of people: horse traders and hex-sign painters, teachers and tinkerers, singing mailmen...

Description: NY: Putnam, 1985. First Edition. vg/g+; First edition. Item # 1759 $50.00 Buy Now