This month we visit Biscayne National Park, just one hour outside of Miami. Home to more than fifty shipwrecked merchant vessels from the nineteenth century, we go on an underwater exploration to see for ourselves.

This month we visit the gravesite of John Roach, who built one of the largest shipbuilding empires in US history.

This month we visit the gravesite of former New York Governor DeWitt Clinton, who oversaw the construction of the Erie Canal.

This month we go back to school as we visit Villanova University where Professor Xin Wu discusses his research on supply chain transportation systems, how the pandemic impacted global supply chains, the complexities of global supply chains, and syncing supply chains with our transportation networks.

This month we go back to school as we visit Villanova University where Professor Chenfeng Xiong discusses his research on our transportation systems and gives us ideas on how to improve these systems.

OEC reporters visit a national landmark, the old TWA terminal, now turned into a beautiful, historic hotel where visitors can take a step back in time to the “golden age” of flight.

OEC reporters visit the Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse, NY, and the Liz and Dave Beebe Erie Canal Park in Camillus, NY. In this episode viewers will learn about the history of the nation’s first super-highway and how it transformed trade in the 19th century, allowing the Port of New York and New York City to become global economic powerhouses.

OEC reporters visit the Port of Boston, which has connected New England businesses with the rest of the world for more than 400 years, and learn about the port’s newly completed modernization projects, investments, and improvements!