NEW TIME. SAME TRUTH. NOW ON FRIDAYS 5 PM ET / 2 PM PT

Food Travel USA® with Elizabeth Dougherty airs Friday afternoons at 5 PM Eastern / 2 PM Pacific. And honestly, that time slot feels just about perfect. For years, politicians, agencies, corporations, and their media friends have known exactly what they’re doing when they drop “interesting” stories late on a Friday afternoon. It’s the old trick: slide it in at the end of the week, hope everyone is tired, distracted, or already thinking about the weekend. Well, that’s exactly when we’ll be paying attention. Same show. Same attitude. Same mission. The truth about food, travel, privacy, cruising, RV life, and the systems that keep trying to make life harder than it needs to be — now kicking off the weekend every Friday at 5.


Food Travel USA® with Elizabeth Dougherty is a weekly talk show covering the truth about food, travel, privacy, consumer issues, cruising, RV life, self-sufficiency, and the systems shaping everyday American life.

Hosted by Elizabeth Dougherty, with Executive Producer and Co-host Michael Serio, the show uses food and travel as the starting point for bigger conversations about freedom, health, common sense, and consumer protection.

New live showtime: Fridays at 5 PM Eastern / 2 PM Pacific
Website: FoodTravelUSA.com
Email: FoodTravelUSA@proton.me

About Elizabeth Dougherty

Elizabeth Dougherty created FOOD TRAVEL USA in 2010 and continues to serve as the program’s host. FOOD TRAVEL USA is an ongoing weekly national radio and streaming entertainment program covering food, travel, consumer issues, airline and cruise travel, recreational vehicles, privacy, self-sufficiency and the stories affecting everyday American life. The two-hour program airs live every Friday from 5:00–7:00 PM Eastern / 2:00–4:00 PM Pacific and is available nationwide and worldwide through internet radio, streaming and podcast platforms.

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