Steve Hartman looks back as "On The Road" turns 50
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- It was 50 years ago this month that Charles Kuralt first went "On The Road." Steve Hartman remembers founder Charles Kuralt, and takes us back to the start of a journey -- to the heart of America.
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It's so sad people don't remember Charles Kuralt! He helped inspire my love for quirky people and places. The thought of traveling in an RV & reporting the news was so exciting to this kid of the 60's. His stories were the best part of the broadcast. Steve Hartman does a wonderful job, too. 👍🏻
Right? Although I've never met Charles Kuralt, I've heard of him. We need people like him today.
Hearing Charles Kuralt’s voice is like snuggling the most comfortable down blanket on a cold winter day. Steve Hartman is a close second.
On the road puts hope in America and dosent make the news depressing I love on the road
Please keep bringing us the NEWS of the good, because it is news. Between 24 hour cable “news” and social media, we are bombarded with negativity. Garbage in, garbage out, and kindness inspires kindness. Thank you! PS You have the coolest job in the world.
Charles karult, ,
I wish I lived in those days.
Those days looks happier than my miserable days....
We had a lot of the same problems as now, but, people on a whole, respected their fellow man. Democrats and Republicans had a different opinion, but many were friends. My family sat down together, had dinner together, and yes, watched Charles Kuralt every Sunday morning. Then Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom and finished the day with The Wonderful World of Disney. I only mention the last two shows, because that's what most families did together.
Always a fan of Charles Kuralt & now Steve Hartman!!!
i grew up with Mr. Kuralt, to this day i can hear his voice every Sunday morning in my head when i watch with my family.
Many years ago I was watching the evening news as they were reporting on a major disaster and Charles Kuralt made a comment that was burned into my memory and I have recalled it every time another disaster is reported. The comment is simple yet profound and makes you realize how insignificant we mortals actually are in the "Big Picture"
That comment was - "Civilizations exist with the consent of Mother Nature...subject to change without notice."
I would hope that Charles Kuralt would never fade from our memories. I watched his segments and specials every time they were on tv and even bought the On the Road DVD's. Here's to you Charlie - you will always be in my mind and heart!
Thank You Steve for taking us back to Charles Kaerult he was the best....
Steve you’re the best person to take over his legacy!
Will it be possible for Steve Hartman to do a weekly special of "Charles Kuralt reruns"? If it won't work on TV, perhaps here in TH-cam? I'd like to know (even in black and white), what was America like back then.
Like...what happened to Blackie's grave (Friday, Sept 8 1978)? Is someone still mowing the grass?
I remember Charles Kuralt very well, and admired his work tremendously! He stood out from the crowd because he found the most interesting stories from around the country! His joy and enthusiasm was infectious. I just loved him and was so sad when he died. It was a huge loss for the journalistic community!
This was a truly amazing piece of news ❤️ ty Mr Steve
It was good to see the motor home in a museum. Thank you for all these stories and thank you Steve for keeping up this tradition.
Had the pleasure to bump into him on the elevator and in the 513 hall ways SIP Gentle giant🙏🏾
I used to watch this with my Mom and we never missed It and we missed this ole fella who at that time didn't know was from my neck of the woods (NC, Charlotte) and I live near there
I always wondered how Steve felt about stepping into Charles Kuralt’s big shoes, and it’s gratifying to see how much he appreciates and honors his predecessor…BTW, he has filled those shoes magnificently.
I'd like to see these rebroadcast every night.
CBS...where’s the other closing music. It lifts my heart to where it should be.
Thank God management changed their minds or that Charles persuaded them to change their minds. "On The Road" is the best segment in my opinion. Steve Hartman has done a great job, too. It is awesome that teachers use the segments to teach lessons. During the lockdown, Steve had Kindness 101 and I love how he gave homework assignments. It shows just how easy it is for each of us to do acts of kindness in our own small way. May there always be room for "On The Road."
I remember Charles although I was usually on a date when he was on. I remember that RV and wouldn’t I love to have it. If walls could talk I bet the walls of that RV could tell us all about Charles. That he was kind, had a quirky sense of humor, and had an affinity for the regular every day American citizen that made up this country! Thanks Steve, for keeping On The Road…On The Road!!
Awesome!! Sometimes keeping it simple is the best way to go
I still miss him i watched Charles & always felt my heart & mind were better because of him. he was a warrior & a gentleman who touched us & inspired us to understand we r all one connected by love. he epitomized the best in all of us. as with so many legends I remember where i was when i received the news of his death & cried tears at our loss.
This is priceless!!!
Love love this!!!!
I remember. His name rings.
Outstanding production but also so sad that Charles K. is no longer with us.
Memo to CBS - Please do something about the old OTR films and tapes soon! Been watching some of the older ones lately, and they are deteriorating to a point that they are getting hard to watch. PLEASE, save them.
God Bless
My mom is going through the same time
I am the daughter of immigrants from India, and I remember Charles Kuralt very well
Where’s the Charles Kuralt music ??
God bless the home of the Brave 🇺🇸🙏🏻
Izzy Blackman.
Oh Wow I CAn Not Believe this i really thought it was Steve ideal i love when people pay homage
Mgmt... Would regret not having on the road... Its their asset and gold now
Anyone remember Dave Garroway?
Yes, everyone was shocked when Chalres Kuralt's double life was revealed - one wife on east coast and another woman across the country for nearly 30 years. I don't think this was found out until he died. He sent over a half a million dollars over the years to his hidden love and helped raise her children. Must have been shocking for his family.
"Charles Kuralt's On the Road with Steve Hartman." Retitle the segment if you actually care about keeping his name alive. There...fixed it.
The segment, in my opinion, should have the same title. It keeps the connection to Charles. Younger generations will not know who he is. Change the title and Charles is just in the past.
I grew up watching the segment with my father on Sunday mornings I recently heard the Charles had a second family out west and that’s why he did these segments every year to spend time with them. It was so easy for a white guy to get away with stuff back in the day. What will come about Steve when he dies?
What does him being "white" have to do with him cheating on his wife?
Isn't this what Vice have been doing? And before it, "The 90s"?
Aaahhh...watching Charles Kuralt...decisions...skip church or watch his show???
The "awe" of america seems to be slowly fading... Why?
Good bye America.