BBQ Road Trip
Ben FelderAn American Meat Journey.
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The farmer-Trump map people can’t get enough of
President Donald Trump waves as he boards Air Force One at Miami International Airport, Nov. 5, 2025. (Official White House Photo by Molly Riley)
Shortly after the 2024 election, I wanted to examine the data on President Trump’s support in...
A family reunion, urban sprawl and the loss of America's farmland
The last two cows on the family’s Tennessee farm.
Each year, my family makes a pilgrimage to central Tennessee to the now-defunct farm where my wife’s father grew up. It’s her family’s annual reunion — a weekend of familiar stories, grill...
This roadhouse joint stays true to itself even as suburban sprawl approaches
When you take the No. 158 exit off the Turner Turnpike, you can clearly see The Butcher BBQ Stand. And, if you’re windows are down, you can also get a whiff of smoked meats mixed with the diesel exhaust of passing semi trucks.
But on a rec...
Young Texas BBQ joint remains on top
Four hours is a long time to wait for almost anything. Doing it outside on a sunny, nearly 100-degree day can be downright brutal.
Even when you’re waiting in line at one of Texas’s top-ranked barbecue joints.
The smell gets you through t...
Barbecue for good and you're invited
This barbecue newsletter is changing ... and trying to change the world, or at least a small corner of it.
For the last few years, I’ve tried to put a spotlight on some of the best barbecue joints in Oklahoma and beyond. It’s a side hobby...
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Ben Felder is a journalist based in Oklahoma City.
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