Ridin' the Dog

The film follows Studs Terkel as he travels 2,000 miles across the United States via Greyhound, allowing viewers to experience the stories of his fellow passengers. Among the travelers are a Native American boxer returning to Montana, a former bank robber turned bar owner, and a 99-year-old hotelier still active in her business. These unique encounters provide insight into the diverse lives of people who use this iconic mode of transportation.

In addition to personal narratives, Ridin' the Dog showcases beautiful landscapes across seven states and features excerpts from well-known films that include the Greyhound bus. This combination of storytelling and visual appeal makes it an engaging watch for anyone interested in transportation history or documentary filmmaking. The film's historical context and focus on transit highlight the Greyhound bus as a symbol of progress and nostalgia in America.