More from Jordan Nelson

Schools prepare for H1N1 (00:03:39)
From: Jordan Nelson

With school back in session, administrators have to deal with the possibility of swine flu in their classrooms.

Young Cherokees ride to remember (00:03:41)
From: Jordan Nelson

This year, a group of young Cherokees set out on a journey to remember, on bicycle. It took them nearly 1,000 miles away from home--and back again. KOSU's Jordan Nelson, ...

Generations: Cherokee language through art (00:03:38)
From: Jordan Nelson

The Cherokee Heritage Center is using art to help pass on the Cherokee language.

Horned lizards of our nation's Air Force (00:03:32)
From: Jordan Nelson

After Texas Horned Lizards were found living at Tinker Air Force base, government biologists and private researchers began to study the animal. Piece by Jordan Nelson of ...

Youth Council gives students hands-on peek at municipal government (00:03:49)
From: Jordan Nelson

The Oklahoma City Youth Council gives high schoolers an inside look at municipal government and all it takes to run a city, but it can also affect the students themselves. ...

Graduates' Next American Dream (00:03:33)
From: Jordan Nelson

This year's college graduates weigh in on what's next for the American Dream, in this piece by Jordan Nelson of KOSU in Stillwater, Okla.

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Broadcast History

Broadcast on KOSU Public Radio, summer 2009

Intro and Outro

Route 66 may no longer serve as a major thoroughfare for America, but it's legend and mystique are anything but gone. Thousands of travelers make their way to the Mother Road every year, and a new crop of business owners hope they can keep the highway alive.