BURT WOLF: Travels & Traditions

#2301 Blueprint To Business
Burt and Nicholas set out on a journey to uncover the secrets of success from the world's top achievers. While traveling for their Travels & Traditions series, they meet extraordinary individuals in various fields. In this program, they explore the fascinating history of the stock market with insights from Ray Dalio, one of the most influential investors of our time. They visit Joe's Stone Crab to find out how it became the highest-grossing independent restaurant in the world. And they examine how cutting-edge innovations in technology are reshaping global economies for the better.

#2302 Farming For The Future, part 2
Burt and Nicholas learn the history of agriculture and how it helped shape our nation. Nicholas heads to Illinois to explore where the John Deere story began, starting in a small blacksmith shop in the town of Grand Detour. Then, in Kansas, they visit a multigenerational farm to see how tools and techniques have shifted over time. Along the way, they meet people who show how farmers today are finding new ways to care for the land while keeping their operations running.

#2303 History of Resort Hotel
Burt and Nicholas set out to discover the origins of the word "resort," first used in England to describe holiday towns like Brighton, where visitors stayed and dined at local hotels. Then they journey to the Palm Beaches, Florida, where the idea of a resort transformed the area into one of the world's most iconic vacation destinations.

#2304 Rejuvenation in The Palm Beaches
In this program, Burt and Nicholas explore what it means to rejuvenate your mind and body. They travel to the Palm Beaches, Florida, where rejuvenation takes center stage, offering countless ways to restore youthful energy. Whether it's golf, pickleball, spas, or simply walking on the beach, they discovered that this destination has something for everyone, attracting visitors from around the world to rediscover their vitality.

#2305 A Kinder World, part 1
In this program, Burt presents the story of the Kindland Movement based in Cleveland, Ohio. He shows how they bring together communities and organizations, with the objective of helping them understand the importance of kindness. Through community events like neighborhood cleanups and food drives, Kindland shows how small acts can make a big difference. With over 30 years of experience delivering character-building programs in the Northeast Ohio schools, the movement is now on a mission to spread its message throughout the United States.

#2306 A Kinder World, part 2
Burt continues to explore the power of kindness as an antidote to stress in our modern lives. He learns how the discovery of Ötzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old body, helped scientists learn more about modern diseases. Burt also looks at how new technology may have deepened our sense of isolation, and how solutions may lie in rediscovering something very old - kindness. His travels take him to the Jan Michalski Foundation in Switzerland, a peaceful place that supports writers. He then heads to Cleveland, Ohio, to learn more about the growing Kindland movement.

#2307 Freedom Of Speech, part 3
Freedom of Speech is central to Burt’s work, which is why he put together three programs dealing with the subject. In this third installment, he takes a look at what could be done to protect both the right to hear and the right to be heard. He speaks with experts who share their views on how tech companies, that are shaping the future of communication, can make a commitment to preserve our freedom to speak, to hear, and to be heard.