Season 18

2010-07-23 · 28m

Huell visits the headquarters of the Automobile Club of Southern California to learn the history of its member magazine, Westways, sorting through archives dating back to 1909.

2010-09-15 · 27m

Huell tours Champion Turf Equipment in Los Angeles to see firsthand how local artisans hand-craft specialized horse saddles, riding gear, and equestrian equipment.

2010-09-16 · 28m

Huell tours a hidden downtown gem - a second-generation, family-owned meat processing business that has produced traditional smoked meats and cold cuts for over 50 years.

2010-09-23 · 28m

Huell explores the landmarks of Culver City, checking out the Culver Hotel where the actors who played the Munchkins stayed, and touring the Culver City Historical Society Archives.

2010-09-01 · 28m

Huell visits the renowned Musicians Institute in Hollywood to see how the contemporary music college trains artists, technical engineers, and industry professionals.

2010-09-17 · 26m

Huell travels to Idyllwild to attend the inaugural Lemon Lily Festival. The environmental segment examines community-wide efforts to restore and protect the rare, native yellow lemon lilies that thrive in the mountain canyon streams of the San Jacinto Mountains.

2011-01-20 · 26m

Huell spends the day profiling the history, heritage, and specialized training routines of the LAPD motorcycle division.

2011-01-18 · 25m

Following an on-air joke, Huell visits a local meat supplier and a neighborhood deli to explore the culinary history and preparation methods behind beef tongue.

2011-01-27 · 28m

Huell stops by the iconic Langer’s Deli in downtown Los Angeles to explore the history, craft, and cross-generational popularity behind their legendary hot pastrami sandwiches.

2011-03-03 · 27m

Huell spends the day with the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Los Angeles, checking out their advocacy programs and watching an educational short film that simulates the condition.

2011-04-14 · 27m

Huell explores the Long Beach Coin, Stamp & Collectibles Expo, mingling with passionate history hobbyists and taking an up-close look at a rare, 100-ounce natural gold nugget.

2011-03-02 · 27m

Huell travels to the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains to explore the protected wildlife of the Starr Ranch Sanctuary and inspects their interactive "Owl Cam" system.

2011-04-05 · 28m

Aboard the historic Queen Mary in Long Beach, Huell attends a special media retrospective and interviews veteran photojournalists who captured some of the 20th century's biggest headlines.

2011-05-03 · 27m

Huell tours the vibrant showroom of the Glendale Quilt Guild Show to document the intricate artistry and complex geometric patterns behind traditional textile making.

2011-02-08 · 28m

Huell investigates the historical origin of National Donut Day, tracking the tradition back to Salvation Army volunteers serving pastries to frontline troops during World War I.

2011-07-08 · 28m

Huell explores the striking architecture of Hollywood's Crossroads of the World, recognized as America's first outdoor pedestrian shopping mall.

2011-07-25 · 28m

Huell returns to the famous, hand-built folk art landmark known as "Rubel's Castle" to see how the Glendora Historical Society preserves the late creator's eclectic legacy.

2011-07-01 · 27m

In the definitive season finale, Huell revisits Stan’s Donuts in Westwood Village, where master baker Stan Berman designs and bakes a custom peanut-butter pastry officially named in Huell's honor.