Telling America’s story. Inspiring road trips by telling people where to go. Sharing the adventure. It’s what we do at Jim Hinckley’s America
Coffee With Jim is a virtual diner where folks gather over pie and coffee, share a few laughs, talk road trips, and listen to inspirational and thought provoking people. Jim Hinckley's America is a shared adventure so invite your friends, pour yourself a cup, pull up a chair, and join the conversation.
Need added incentive to share this adventure?
Well, we are proud to annouce that Coffee With Jim has been designated an offical Route 66 centennial program.
Guests on previous programs include:
Acclaimed documentary film producer John Paget -
Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Jonathan Bullington, a Chicago Tribune senior reporter -
Author and photographer, president of the Oklahoma Route 66 Association and manager of the Preserve Route 66 Initiative at the National Trust For Historic Preservation, Rhys Martin -
Austin Coop, owner of Two Lane America -
Richard Lentinello of Crankshaft Magazine -
Vickie Ashcraft, owner of Enchanted Trails Trading Post & RV Park, and president of the Route 66 Association of New Mexico -
Wayne Pickerill, of the Pinke Elephant Antique Mall -
Episodes
Sunday Jul 09, 2023
Sunday Jul 09, 2023
On today's program we visit with Annie Mouse (author Anne Maro Slanina) and talk education, road trips, literacy programs, and adventures on the open road and the fascinating people met along the way. And, of course, we talk about the infectious magic of an odyssey on the Main Street of America - iconic Route 66.
To learn more about Annie Mouse and her adventures, or to purchase autographed books - anniemousebooks.com
For an unforgettable, worry free, memory making road trip in the US or Canada, contact our grood friends at RouteTripUSA. If your day of Route 66 adventure in New Mexico ends in Tucumcari, stop and say hello to David at the Roadrunner Lodge Motel, and enjoy a restful nights sleep in 1964.
We have other living time capsules to recommend like the Wagon Wheel Motel in Cuba, Missouri, the oldest continously operated motel on Route 66, or the charming Cactus Inn Motel and RV Park in McLean, Texas. And what Route 66 adventure could be considered complete without a memory making stop at Uranus Fudge Company and General Store?
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