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COVER STORY
The Road
Kurt Andersen and humorist Andy Borowitz take Studio
360 on a summer road trip to the Mark Twain House.
Willie Nelson
The country music legend talks to us on his bus after
a show in Ruston, Louisiana about life on the road. Produced by Trey Kay.
Go to Willie Nelson's website
Salvation Mountain
A bizarre and beautiful handmade landmark in the middle
of the California Desert becomes a road trip destination. Produced by
Polly Sveda.
Go to a roadsideamerica.com article about Salvation
Mountain
See more pictures of Salvation Mountain
Cross Country
Filmmaker Mike Rogers wanted to create a glimpse of
America, from one end to the other-and he did it, in a 23 minute movie.
Produced by Jonathan Mitchell.
Go to a page on Mike Rogers at Artnet
Ralph Stanley
The bluegrass legend who hit the mainstream with the
soundtrack to Oh Brother Where Art Thou, told us about his 55 years of
touring - -- and what it was like at the beginning, with the Stanley Brothers.
Produced by Trey Kay.
Go to Ralph Stanley's website
Susheela Raman
Susheela Raman sings a mix of South Indian classical
music and western pop, and she's just completed her first European tour,
150 concerts in her first year. She's now trying her luck here in America.
Produced by Trey Kay.
Go to Susheela Raman's website
Mark Twain House
Kurt Andersen and Andy Borowitz arrive at Twain's gigantic
Hartford mansion, where he wrote his most beloved books and gave his cats
names like Satan and Perdition.
Go to the Mark Twain house online
SPECIAL GUEST
Andy Borowitz
Andy Borowitz has written for television, the movies,
magazines, and books. He is the author of Who Moved My Soap? The CEO's
Guide to Surviving in Prison, and The Trillionaire Next Door: The
Greedy Investor's Guide to Daytrading. He created and wrote The
Fresh Prince of Bel Air, starring Will Smith. Borowitz also wrote
for the cult TV hit Square Pegs and Day by Day, and co-produced
the film Pleasantville.
Go to the Borowitz Report
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Design
for the Real World
The stop sign. Graphic Designer Stephen Heller talks about the street
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