Hidden Route 66

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Peter Greenberg Worldwide
Rights:  11/15/26 to 11/30/2028, Exclusive 11/15/26 to 1/15/27 (Live Linear Streaming available)
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101: Illinois

Host Peter Greenberg begins his journey along Route 66 in Chicago, then heads south to discover classic roadside Americana, from historic restaurants and giant landmarks to Springfield’s legendary Cozy Dog and the stories behind its famous neon signs. 

102: Illinois & Missouri

Host Peter Greenberg continues down Route 66 through Southern Illinois and into Missouri, crossing the Chain of Rocks Bridge, exploring St. Louis icons, sampling local favorites, and uncovering the hidden history and characters of small-town Marshfield.

103: Oklahoma

Host Peter Greenberg explores Oklahoma’s Route 66, meeting the people and discovering the places that keep the Mother Road alive, from the legacy of Will Rogers and the Blue Whale of Catoosa to Tulsa’s waterways, a sculptor’s studio, and some of El Reno’s classic roadside treasures.

104: Oklahoma & Texas

Host Peter Greenberg travels from Oklahoma into the Texas Panhandle, exploring classic diners and space history before arriving in Amarillo, where he discovers Cadillac Ranch, hits the range with cowboys and cowgirls, and gets behind the wheel of an extraordinary collection of classic cars.

105: New Mexico

Host Peter Greenberg discovers a colorful side of Route 66 in New Mexico, exploring Santa Fe’s history and roadside stories, meeting Native American jewelry makers, experiencing Albuquerque’s lowrider and flamenco cultures, and uncovering the unique characters and traditions of Gallup.

106: California, Part 1

Host Peter Greenberg enters California on Route 66, exploring the Mojave Desert and its legendary roadside landmarks, from the historic Goffs Schoolhouse and Roy’s Motel & Café to the Bagdad Cafe and Wigwam Motel, before discovering the classic-car culture of the Inland Empire.

107: California, Part 2

Host Peter Greenberg continues west through Southern California, discovering the unexpected stories along the final stretch of Route 66, from classic Italian food and Pasadena’s baseball traditions to botanical gardens, eccentric museums, historic homes, and the road’s final connection to Santa Monica.