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Pages: 384, Paperback, Fawcett

This audiobook takes us on a wonderful, joyous exploration of Americana with this second volume of never-before-available spoken-word accounts of what makes the U.S. so special....

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. This...

Signed book: Charles Kuralt’s America. Hard cover, 6.5x9.5, jacket with price intact. Illustrations. New York: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1995. 279 pages. First edition. Signed and inscribed in black ink on title page, "For Bud - Happy Birthday, 1995! Charles Kuralt." A chronicle of Kuralt’s journey across America that sparkles with warmth and humor and uncommon insight.

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.

All eight episodes from the first season--including "Is There a Creator?," "The Riddle of Black Holes," "Are We Alone?," "What Are We Really Made Of?," and "Beyond the Darkness"--are presented in a two-disc ... more

The CBS documentary series On the Road with Charles Kuralt bore one of the more unique premises in late 20th century television. Essentially a very low-key series of human interest chronicles it witnessed Kuralt and his camera crew tooling around the United States in a motor home and filming profiles of the interesting Middle Americans they happened to meet - people such as a toy repairman a farmer who doubled as a slingshot-maker and any number of traffic cops. So popular was Kuralt's series in...

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.

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.

Hello, I’m Charles Kuralt. We're off again to meet a few people on the back roads of America....For 20 years beginning in 1967, Charles Kuralt wandered America’s byways in search of the overlooked and underappreciated. For his homespun vignettes and sharp reporting, he won two Peabody Awards and numerous Emmys.

ISBN-10: 0449007405 ISBN-13: 9780449007402. Edition: .

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 Emmy and became a household name. He traveled through all 50 states, talking with horse traders, worm hunters, singing mailmen and sharecroppers who put nine children through college. No topic was too small, no person too insignificant...

Book and record in tribute to legendary CBS producer

This is a book report on First Break All the Rules: What the World's Greatest Managers Do Differently. Authors Marcus Buckingham and Curt Coffman of the Gallup Organization set out to write a book that would not become obsolete in a year, a book with a simple but effective premise. To accomplish this, they set out to answer four questions: 1) "What will talented employees always need?" 2) "What will great managers always do to turn talent into performance?" 3) What are the enduring secrets to finding...