Thank you so very much for the Kurolt videos! I was 26 in 1989 and watching these makes me think of simpler times. I appreciate all the advancements we've achieved in medicine, technology, etc., but I also feel almost a sense of innocence lost in many ways. Honoring and retelling of the past is so important.
@@Louis-qi1gz And a very tiny minority attempting to overthrow the will of the people with a violent insurrection. Traitors. Should be hung. How dare they believe they represent any true American who remain horrified by their violence, their ignorance, their overarching desire for fame and personal gain. True Americans are already great. Traitors are already disgraced-and they did it to themselves.
Is it just me or does your blood pressure drop and you become relaxed when watching the old 'on the road show? I appreciated anything Charles did.... Even when I was a little kid I liked his shows... And Im 50 now...
I love North America. For exactly the same reasons Charles Karault points out how he loves being on the road. I miss getting actual news from the legacy media, but I can see why no one else watches them anymore either. We have been forced to move on to the independent content producers. Thank you for posting these videos!!!
This is the good America that is shown. I think more of it has to keep showing. There is so much wrong with the world but why dwell on it all the time.
Is that Conway Twiity who sings the intro? This show was always so wonderful! I miss these good ole American shows! So positive, full of virtue, and so educational! Thank you so much! Subscribed and notification bell clicked!
I remember back in the early seventies or maybe mid 70s that Charles did a show about the gandy dancers they were crew of black men about 10 and they straighten up the railroad tracks they would have a song and sing way down in the corner of the branch where the black birds sing and the buzzards dance then they would slide the track over at the end of the song I'd like to see that again!!!
I breaks my heart that since this was filmed most of the dogwoods that covered much of the South and East have been wiped out by a viral blight starting in the late 70’s. Most of the ones you can buy are a non native species that is not susceptible to the disease. In the spring I can no longer look at the hillsides and see the glorious white and purple flowers of the wild dogwood and redbud blooming. I can’t think the last time I saw dogwood blooming but it is still the state flower of Virginia. The few white flowers I see now are usually persimmon , fewer and a puny substitute for our lost heritage.
@@chrisullery3386 that’s good to know. I had heard of a few trees that had been found that seem to be resistant to the blight. Let’s hope they can spread across the hills again. I watched a video on the work to breed and reintroduce blight resistant American chestnuts again.
not sure what 'South and East" you are talking about but there are Dogwoods all over the mountains and valleys where I am and a dozen on my property and through out the southern US maybe you've not spent much time in the Carolinas VA, Ga and Tn
Nonetheless, he is in PLENTY of company, many of them (perhaps YOU, Mr. Whited) virtue signaling despite their infidelities they believe are “secret.” Charles Kuralt was a fantastic reporter. During the time he gathered the stories and brought them to us his personal life was exactly as it should be: PERSONAL. *The principles involved all knew exactly what the deal was and-like so many others-chose to made accommodations.* Mr. Whited, if you’re searching for salaciousness look no further than your own life, one which clearly has been no where close to the accomplished Mr. Kuralt. *”Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.”* -Henry Charles Buckle, 1901.
@@tundrawomansays694 Perfectly said. It's a great show I heard he was moody. He's not selling himself. He's selling a slice of American life. I really like the show
America will always be the greatest country in the world, PERIOD! Even with all the shit going on I am just so ashamed of all the stuff happening now in 2022
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Charles Kuralt showed there was hope in a broken world
Thank you so very much for the Kurolt videos! I was 26 in 1989 and watching these makes me think of simpler times. I appreciate all the advancements we've achieved in medicine, technology, etc., but I also feel almost a sense of innocence lost in many ways. Honoring and retelling of the past is so important.
It actually ran from 1967-1980.
We all know America has had many problems and still does but this guy truly reminds you of this country at it's very best !
Make America great again 🇺🇸🙏
@@Louis-qi1gz And a very tiny minority attempting to overthrow the will of the people with a violent insurrection. Traitors. Should be hung. How dare they believe they represent any true American who remain horrified by their violence, their ignorance, their overarching desire for fame and personal gain. True Americans are already great. Traitors are already disgraced-and they did it to themselves.
@@Louis-qi1gzbut muh raysizmz
Is it just me or does your blood pressure drop and you become relaxed when watching the old 'on the road show? I appreciated anything Charles did.... Even when I was a little kid I liked his shows... And Im 50 now...
It sure does I enjoyed it also more now then back then.I I just turned 53 ouch! My parents would watch it every Sunday morning.I sure miss those days.
Sad television today doesn't have shows similar to this instead of all the doom and gloom.
I love North America. For exactly the same reasons Charles Karault points out how he loves being on the road. I miss getting actual news from the legacy media, but I can see why no one else watches them anymore either. We have been forced to move on to the independent content producers. Thank you for posting these videos!!!
Much to learn as a filmmaker. Feels like something I'd watch with my grandmother as a child.
So many sweet memories 💖
Where have these days gone? Life was a little closer to perfect back then
Times gone by. Priceless video.
Glory glory hallelujah! Great now that's gonna be stuck in my head for awhile
I love these videos...I have a book "On the Road" also. What memories....
I loved watching this when I was young
America the beautiful
Thanks for the upload!
I miss America pre 2000. Such simpler times
Wow such a beautiful garden for a road side park in Virginia. Is there still someone taking care of it?
I wish I had met him
This is the good America that is shown. I think more of it has to keep showing. There is so much wrong with the world but why dwell on it all the time.
Is that Conway Twiity who sings the intro? This show was always so wonderful! I miss these good ole American shows! So positive, full of virtue, and so educational! Thank you so much! Subscribed and notification bell clicked!
That's not Conway
@@RJ1999x Really? 😯 Sounds like it to me. Do you know who it is then?
@@godschildyes no, sorry I don't, it's probably a staff singer, but the voice isn't Conway Twitty
@@godschildyes Did a little research, the song was actually written by Charles Kuralt, and to me it sounds very much like Don Gibson
LaDonna Beardin is 51 now, and was 6 when this was filmed. This wasn't filmed in 1989, rather 1977-1978 (roughly)
anyone here day before election 2024 , love dad ~
I remember back in the early seventies or maybe mid 70s that Charles did a show about the gandy dancers they were crew of black men about 10 and they straighten up the railroad tracks they would have a song and sing way down in the corner of the branch where the black birds sing and the buzzards dance then they would slide the track over at the end of the song I'd like to see that again!!!
"The Last of the Gandy Dancers"! You can find it here on RUclips somewhere, I watched it a little over a year ago.
I breaks my heart that since this was filmed most of the dogwoods that covered much of the South and East have been wiped out by a viral blight starting in the late 70’s.
Most of the ones you can buy are a non native species that is not susceptible to the disease.
In the spring I can no longer look at the hillsides and see the glorious white and purple flowers of the wild dogwood and redbud blooming.
I can’t think the last time I saw dogwood blooming but it is still the state flower of Virginia.
The few white flowers I see now are usually persimmon , fewer and a puny substitute for our lost heritage.
We still alot of dogwoods here in East Tennessee.
@@chrisullery3386 that’s good to know. I had heard of a few trees that had been found that seem to be resistant to the blight.
Let’s hope they can spread across the hills again.
I watched a video on the work to breed and reintroduce blight resistant American chestnuts again.
@@katmandudawn8417 we have chestnuts here on our property as well. We have a dogwood festival in Knoxville every year!
not sure what 'South and East" you are talking about but there are Dogwoods all over the mountains and valleys where I am and a dozen on my property and through out the southern US maybe you've not spent much time in the Carolinas VA, Ga and Tn
@@GenX...MCMLXV I live in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. We have lost most of our wild dogwood to a viral blight.
You just see the red bud now.
Curious who is singing the intro?
Isn't he the one who had the shadow family
yep
TRUMP 🇺🇸🙏 make America great again
If you imagine that Don The Con is anything like this guy, you need to take your head out of the punch bowl and detox for a while.
@@danaschoen432 Biden can't even say AMERICA
@@Louis-qi1gz This is what you have? You don't like how he says "America"?
@@danaschoen432 EXACTLY !
@@Louis-qi1gz Well, if that's your "A Game", ok then.
Yall do know why Mr. Kuralt was "On the Road" right. He had a mistress in Montana. Not the greatest of guys.
Nonetheless, he is in PLENTY of company, many of them (perhaps YOU, Mr. Whited) virtue signaling despite their infidelities they believe are “secret.” Charles Kuralt was a fantastic reporter. During the time he gathered the stories and brought them to us his personal life was exactly as it should be: PERSONAL. *The principles involved all knew exactly what the deal was and-like so many others-chose to made accommodations.* Mr. Whited, if you’re searching for salaciousness look no further than your own life, one which clearly has been no where close to the accomplished Mr. Kuralt.
*”Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.”*
-Henry Charles Buckle, 1901.
@@tundrawomansays694 Perfectly said. It's a great show I heard he was moody. He's not selling himself. He's selling a slice of American life. I really like the show
Big deal! I'm sure he isn't the first nor the last.
@ TundraW, very well spoken......'And The Trruth Goes Marching Home'....ALTRUISM!
well no one is perfect.
America will always be the greatest country in the world, PERIOD!
Even with all the shit going on I am just so ashamed of all the stuff happening now in 2022