Sarah D. Wire

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222 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 24 Aug

Sarah D. Wire’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And I mean, we stopped for maple syrup on the side of the road.
We stopped just to see the world's second largest rocking chair in Missouri.
But every place you stopped, people had a story and they wanted to tell you the story.
And they really wanted you to respect that slower way of life.
You know, we still talk about the trip daily.
They bring up something or they see a national park in a TV show and they say, oh, we've been there.
So I hope that sticks with them.
I hope it's not remembered as the two weeks of torture where, you know, by the third day, my four-year-old was crying every time we had to get in the car.
I want to go back to Maryland.
I kept telling him the only way home is forward.
And I hope that they remember that curiosity, and I hope they remember the experience of being a place they've never been before.
And that two-week run across two-thirds of America, it was amazing.
We saw plains and some of the biggest cities.
We saw desert and mountains.
They got to see so much of what this country is geographically, but also just the humans that make it up.
I hope they hold that in.
What about you, Sarah?
I think how many people wanted to preserve their way of life but also wanted to understand how America was in other places.
Especially on the Route 66 trip, I met couples from all over the country who this was a bucket list trip because they wanted to understand Route 66 and the role it played all the way from the Great Depression
to 1970s and, you know, get your kicks on Route 66.
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