Coffee With Jim

Coffee With Jim, March 2, 2025

Today's program kicks off with tales of Buster Keaton, Charles Lindbergh, Will Rogers, Clark Gable, Edsel Ford and their surprising connection to landmarks in Kingman, Arizona. And in the second half of the program we visit with Sarah Elizabeth of Kingman Main Street to discuss the exciting Hotel Beale facade renovation project, the city's historic district renaissance, and community building initiatives such as Kingman Tours. 
Join us for a thought provoking, inspirational, road trip enticing conversation. And next week, March 9, it's a bit of time travel. 
Our guest will be Ryan Thibeault, the owner of Tebo Barn LLC in Milton, New Hampshire. He took his driving test in his grandfather’s 1929 Ford Model A Phaeton. In high school and college he drove a 1930 Ford Model Town Sedan, and repaired and restored antique cars. And to inspire a new generation of vintage car owners he set out on epic adventures such as driving a 1929 Ford across America, covering 8,011 miles in 4 weeks!
Sharing America's story. Inspiring road trips. It's what we do at Jim Hinckley's America. 

Coffee With JIm, February 23, 2025

It's a smile inducing episode of epic proportions! What happens when you get two natural born storytellers with an off center sense of humor and an insatiable curiosity about everything on one program?
Today’s guest on Coffee With Jim is Marlo Anderson, a futurist and serial entrepreneur that is dedicated to turning bright ideas into transformative ventures and to bringing people together with banana bread, margaritas and road trips. Anderson is co-host of The Absurdists podcast, produces a daily one-minute tech-and-lifestyle segment for national morning shows and with the official National Day Calendar encourages people to “Celebrate Every Day.” 
On this episode of Coffee With Jim, the weekly podcast from Jim Hinckley's America, host and author Jim Hinckley talks with Marlo Anderson about quirky restaurants, National Road Trip Day, the Route 66 centennial, the importance of finding commonalities, fun events and festivals, and discovering humor in the absurdities of life.