Hosted by Julian Bishop & Michael Moran · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 64 episodes
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A podcast about everything American. Every two weeks we will discuss a place to visit, a cultural feature, and something from the news. With Julian Bishop & Michael Moran
Julian Bishop & Michael Moran hosts An American Journey, a society show with 64 episodes published.
In episode 65, we are topical for a change and discuss all types of Presidential Pardons. Michael demonstrates deep misunderstanding from his two minutes of perusing Wikipedia. We also talk about the popularity of beach
In episode 63, we talk about the differences between renovating a house in the US from the UK. Michael starts very well in a quiz...but soon tapers off Other Show Notes Learn more about how America's culture developed in
In episode 63, we talk about Caribbean cruising. While not (yet) part of America - those lucky islands will have to wait until the annexation of Canada and Greenland - a Caribbean cruise is a fairly American cultural exp
In Episode 59, Julian talks to his two daughters about the US education system This will be the third part of a three-part series where we explore how education in the US works, and - in particular - how it contrasts wit
Against Julian's better judgment, Michael wanted to do a podcast on the US election. Therefore, we look at the implications of the recent US elections for Democrats, Republicans, America, and Europe in as unbiased a mann
In Episode 61, Julian and Michael talk about Alaskan Railways. Julian thinks they are pricey and slow, but they do afford a good view at times. In the lead-up to the US General Election, Julian and Michael discuss the th
In episode 60, Julian and Michael talk about 1. the Smithsonian Museums in Washington DC . 2. Julian also tries to convince Michael of the joys of leasing a storage unit (or at least why so many Americans have one). Othe
In Episode 58, Julian talks to his two daughters about the US education system This will be the second part of a three-part series where we explore how education in the US works, and - in particular - how it contrasts wi
In Episode 57, Julian talks to his two daughters about the US education system This will be the first part of a three-part series where we explore how education in the US works, and - in particular - how it contrasts wit
In Episode 56, Michael and Julian talk about 1. Sedona. Julian loves the red rock hikes, while Michael likes to explore his spiritual side. 2. Buying and Selling a House. After three years of traveling and renting, Julia
In Episode 55, Julian interviews Ian Barnes about a Deep South music road trip. In this journey, he and his family travel to the major music destinations of the Deep South, while learning about the South's history 1. Mem
In Episode 53, Michael interviews Julian about his new book "Are We There Yet?" In a wide-ranging interview, they talk about historical and current immigration; the Amish; and the role travel books have in opening onesel
In Episode 52, Michael and Julian talk about 1. Tucson. Michael may not be able to pronounce it and hasn't been there, but Julian tells him that he should visit it on one of his next trips. 2. Lewis & Clark. We talk abou
In Episode 51, Michael and Julian talk about 1. American Rock Anthems. We talk about what makes an American Rock Anthem and talk about Born in the USA, More Than a Feeling, Living on a Prayer, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Do
In Episode 50, Michael and Julian talk about 1. St Louis. Julian has never visited the gateway to the West, but fortunately, Michael has. 2. The American Beard. Two clean-shaven guys talk about why American men are more
In Episode 49, Michael talks to Simon Gosney about New York City. We also reprise an earlier episode about the Big Apple. Other Show Notes Learn more about how America's culture developed in Julian Bishop's High, Wide, a
In Episode 48, Michael and Julian talk about 1. The Assassination of JFK. Julian is typically pragmatic, while Michael thinks it unlikely that Oswald could have hit the moving target twice from that distance. We talk con
In Episode 47, Michael and Julian talk about 1. Van Life. Have you thought about living in a van and traveling across America? Millions have this lifestyle 2. Skyscrapers. Competition between New York and Chicago started
In Episode 46, Michael and Julian talk about 1. Memphis. Music, museums, and ducks. We also talk about Marc Cohn's Walking in Memphis 2. American Trucks. Julian loves a truck and speculates why there are over 50 million
In Episode 45, Michael and Julian talk about 1. Progress on New Year's Resolutions. Some progress but some setbacks 2. Niagara Falls. We get sidetracked onto barrels and tightrope walking 3. How Americans Dress for Work.
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An American Journey is hosted by Julian Bishop & Michael Moran. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 64 episodes.
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