glenna goodacre.tumn) what i really love is you're always experiencing something new and how much you feel at home in places you've never been in. (aaron) we are on our way to glenna goodacre's house. her studio, actually. (liz) glenna appealed to me because of all the sculptures she's done. and she's been wildly successful at it. you don't hear about a lot of successful female sculptors. (glenna) is this the traveling group? it is. hi, i'm liz. hello liz. hi, i'm aaron. where are you all from? (whole team) montana. ♪ (glenna) so what type of people do you interview? (liz) people who are just passionate about what they do. (glenna) i'm passionate. (liz) [laughing] good...good. (glenna) i've been sculpting for forty years. (liz) wow. so my name's autumn. i've just completed six years of college, but i haven't-- did you flunk a lot? [laughter] so, i never really found that major, though, that really stuck with me. i really want to be a writer. i'm at that stage where i'm not sure-- do i need my degree f

it's funny to just visualize the little memories: energy rock, and glenna's place, and all the turquoiseghter] and the streets. (aaron) it got so much cooler after austin. new orleans was pretty hot too, but-- (liz) it got humid in new orleans. (aaron) it was better than austin. (autumn) the weirdest thing is to think of being up there as compared to down here, because not only is it across the country, but it's super far south... (autumn) super far north... (autumn) so we're on our way to our last interview, with nathan vincent. it's kind of sad. (autumn) you know, it's all coming an end and it just feels kind of surreal how it's our final one. (liz) ah! we're late. (autumn) for a very important date. should we just ask somebody? (autumn) yes. aaron, tap him! i'm not going to tap him! a little creepy tap. (aaron) no! [laughs] hi, excuse me. do you know which way payson street is? sorry, i don't. okay, thank you. (aaron) excuse me, could you tell us how to get to payson street? huh? payson street? do you know where that is? [unsure] uh... i was wondering if you knew which way payson stre

(glenna) after all these years i'm still mashing the clay. success is the greatest revenge.er you get, the more different you become as a person. (malco) embrace where you're at n your lif. you've got to have some blind faith, and you've got to go. and it will happen. (female announcer) to watch more interviews from the road and listen to the music that keeps us driving, visit www.roadtripnation.com. online you can learn more about the movement and how to bring the experience into your classroom. ♪ ♪ (female announcer) state farm has made it possible for this documentary series to be shared on public television stations across the country. roadtrip nation would like to sincerely thank our friends at state farm for helping a nation of young people define their own roads in life. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. roadtrip nation would also like to thank the college board for supporting this series. the college board: connect to college success. (male announcer) roadtrip nation is also made possible by at&t: helping connect students to success, in school, in the workfo