Author: Daniel Noah
Last Day of School – Visiting (721)
Join Huell at Figueroa Elementary School as Shane McLoud’s class gets ready for summer. This is a touching good-bye filled with
MCAS El Toro – Visiting (723)
Huell says good-bye to another base that has been a part of the California landscape since World War II. MCAS El Toro has played a major role in
Trestle – California’s Gold (1006)
The San Diego & Arizona Railway has been called “the impossible railroad”. They broke ground in 1907 and completed
Krispy Kreme – Visiting (719)
Huell relives his childhood when he steps into the 1st Krispy Kreme donut shop in California. Started in North Carolina in 1937 the secret family
Park Plaza – Visiting (720)
This great old building was built in the mid 1920’s as the new home of The Elks Club, and they spared no expense. Today it is undergoing a
Things That Come Back – California’s Gold (1005)
In this program, Huell takes a look at things that were here, went away, and has come back! First, anybody who has studied California history
Jeep Eco-Tour – Visiting (718)
The final episode of Palm Springs week is a great tour of some of the areas more off beat places and things: walk along the San Andreas Fault,
Indian History – Visiting (717)
Palm Springs original inhabitants were the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians who are still very active in the community. Huell starts the
Palm Springs History Tour #1 – Visiting (715)
The first part of our Palm Springs history tour begins at the McCallum Adobe Museum (oldest building in Palm Springs). The McCallum family was
San Onofre Beach – California’s Gold (1004)
Surfing has played a major role in the “California” lifestyle and has a rich and colorful history up and down our coast. One of