Hidden America with Jonah Ray
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This week, Jonah travels to Boston, where America's past exists within the now. He explores the rich history of his family tree and their place in colonial times. Jonah also spends time with locals to talk sports, oysters and Boston's most legendary and reclusive comedian.
They call it the Second City and Jonah's here to find out why. He digs into Chicago's vast history of corruption as it relates to politics. It's historical relevance to the Prohibition Era party scene. As well as taking in the city's famous improv theaters, bars and nightlife.
Jonah travels to Seattle, where he realizes the residents of the Pacific Northwest have a difficult time dealing with year round gloominess. He explores what the people here do to find happiness, be it music, sports, or running a café dedicated to your favorite TV show.
Jonah takes in the epicenter of counter-culture. Renting a room in the heart of the city from a hip, young couple gives him an instant entrée into the city’s unique spectrum of indulgence. Be it the remnants of the hippy scene, the vibrant wine culture, or a 2nd generation vegan chef, this truly is a city of diverse interests.
Jonah heads down the Mississippi River to the Jewel of Gulf, New Orleans. He learns about the major impact that Mardi Gras has on the city and its inhabitants. Also, he spends time with the locals and discovers more about the devastating effects Hurricane Katrina. All, of course, while taking in the music, the food, and the smells.
This week, Jonah shows off the city he’s called home for the past 15 years. He aims to prove that the lady known as Los Angeles is one of the most misunderstood of cities. By exploring the city’s rich history, culture, diverse neighborhoods and parks, he hopes to prove people wrong. Beaches, Tacos, and Cinema are only a fraction of what make this place great.
Jonah goes back to where he became a man, Denver. The mountain town where Jonah went to college. He reconnects with an old friend who runs a successful, legal weed shop while staying at Denver’s most haunted hotel. Music, Drinking on bikes, and old friends? It’s good to be back home.
Jonah heads to Atlanta, the capital city of the south. Here, he explores the city’s fascination with death throughout history – dating all the way back to the Civil War and up until modern times with zombies and a unique point of view on gun culture. Jonah also grabs southern cooking with an Olympic legend and indulges in some Ethiopian cuisine.
Jonah’s last stop of the tour is Austin, Texas. His favorite city in the union. Jonah sees a different and unexpected side of the city’s popular “Keep Austin Weird” mantra. But, this wouldn’t be a trip to Austin without eating BBQ, Shooting Guns, and hanging with some biker gangs. All roads have led Jonah to this…
Jonah Ray Rodrigues
Self - Host
Age 33 (now 43)
Chantal Claret
Dana
Bobcat Goldthwait
Self
Age 54 (now 64)
Jill Talley
Age 53 (now 63)
Pat Asanti
Shawn
Age 56 (now 66)
Joe Bays
Johnny
Susan Burke
Witch
Jeff Bryan Davis
Goodman Steve
Age 42 (now 52)
Thomas Derrah
Store Owner
Andrés du Bouchet
Jonias Raye
Dana Gould
Age 51 (now 61)
Matthew Kimbrough
Jimmy the Beef
Age 64 (now 74)
Kevin Meaney
Age 60 (died at 60)
Mike Mitchell
Christie Nicholls
Goody Sarah
Mark Rivers
Chauncey
Brendon Small
Age 41 (now 51)
Dave Anthony
Gary
Alison Banowsky
Improviser
Trace Beaulieu
Age 57 (now 67)
Frank Birney
Old Guy
Age 78 (died at 83)
Frank Conniff
Age 59 (now 69)
Tyler Anthony Davis
Matt Dwyer
Matt
Todd Fasen
Harry
Rob Gleeson
Darryl
Paul Gregory
Judge 2016
Travis Guba
Doorman
Marquis W. Howell II
Guitar Player
Eva Khachiyan
Flapper
David Koechner
Mayor Marty Lehrman
Eve Kreuger
Jax Malcolm
Kid
Joel Murray
Pete
Alexander Niles
DJ
Greg Ott
Bill Parks
Dave
Deanna Rooney
Becky Thyre
Tracy
Baron Vaughn
Shane
Age 35 (now 45)
Peter Xifo
Angus
Age 65 (now 76)
Eric Zuckerman
Dad
Laraine Newman
Jacqueline Waters
'Weird Al' Yankovic
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