Episode list

El Paso is like a well-seasoned cast-iron skillet. It's crusted with history and rugged outdoors, seasoned with unique personalities and contains some pretty delectable food. Head to the edge of Texas to explore all the fun to be had in this West Texas town.

This Hill Country town may be small, but it boasts some of the biggest personalities in Texas. While it wasn't named after him, this community was the home of Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th President of the United States of America.

If you've only seen I-35, then you haven't seen San Marcos. This laid back college town deserves a day (or more) to explore. So jump on in, the water's nice and cold.

More than any other Texas city, Houston breaks itself up into smaller pieces by districts and neighborhoods. Join us as we spend the day trippin' through several of them.

There are a lot of haunted and just plain spooky places in Texas. In this special episode we talk about some of the SPOOKIEST we have seen so far, and also go on a terrifying ghost tour.

Arlington is the epicenter of big thrills and crowd-roaring excitement in Texas. After all, it is the home of the Dallas Cowboys, the Texas Rangers, and Six Flags Theme Parks. But it also has tons of off-the-beaten path diversions making it a town for all trippers.

Abilene is the heart of Texas's "BIG COUNTRY." It's a region of our state with big skies with breathtaking sunsets, big prairies and REALLY BIG legends.

If you find yourself among the pines of East Texas, then you need to visit Lufkin. This piney-woods town is packed with great things to do and lots to eat.

Mason is known as the "Gem of the Hill Country" and the only place in Texas where you can find Texas Topaz in nature. But if you day trip here, you'll find that the whole town sparkles with culture, history, great people and excellent food.

You don't have to cross over into Louisiana to get a taste of Cajun culture. All you have to do is head to Southeast Texas where the bayous and tall trees make the border with the neighboring Pelican State nothing but a man-made facade.