Episodes: 9
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: United Kingdom
Publicly listed emails
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Sean Fletcher - Journalist and broadcaster.
Jim Harris - Navy Pier As The Official Starting Point Of Route 66.
Adam Duford - Surfing Culture On The West Coast.
Phoebe Schecter - California, Sport And Opportunities Along Route 66.
David J. Schwartz - The People, Places And Living Culture Of Route 66.
Jim Hinckley - How Route 66 Became An American Icon.
Phoebe Schecter: All-action avenue
September 23, 2026
We’re nearly at the end of our journey along Route 66, but we certainly won’t be taking it easy. Joining Sean in this episode is Phoebe Schecter, an American football expert and the NFL’s first female British coach. They’ll be exploring the highway’s final state, California, and all of the sporting opportunities it has to offer.They are joined by Adam Duford of Santa Monica Surf Tours, who gives them an insight into surfing culture along the West Coast. They then pay a visit to Chicago and ch...
Sinitta: Freeway of freedom
September 16, 2026
Route 66 has long been a deeply ingrained aspect of American culture, and in this episode, Sean is joined by pop star Sinitta to explore how the road has become a symbol of the country’s identity and hope.They chat to friend of the podcast Jim Hinckley, who gives them an insight into how the highway became an American icon. They then pay a visit to Ohio, where they chat to fine art photographer and documentarian David J Schwartz, whose work explores the people, places and living culture of Ro...
Zoey Goto: Cars, creativity and canvas
September 09, 2026
Route 66 is lined with some of the world’s most unmistakable artwork, and over the highway’s 100 year history, it has acted like a huge living canvas for American art. In this episode, Sean is joined by fashion, lifestyle and travel journalist and author Zoey Goto to explore the route’s striking visual identity, from glowing neon motel signs to giant roadside sculptures to folk art.They chat to sculptor Mark Cline, who has dedicated his recent career to creating Muffler Men, giant fibreglass ...
American Road Trip Talk · Low booking difficulty · < 100 listeners
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Podseeker estimates Route 66: America's Greatest Road Trip reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
Route 66: America's Greatest Road Trip typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Established public figures or subject-matter experts with a direct connection to Route 66, U.S. travel, history, culture, food, nature, arts or sport; local business owners and practitioners also appear as contributors. Common among recent guests: Recognized entertainment, broadcasting or sports career; Relevant expertise, authorship or documentary work; A notable role in a Route 66 business, attraction or community. Recent guests include Jim Harris, Adam Duford, and Phoebe Schecter.
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