TLC digs up another subculture for the reality-show treatment — in this case, six “outsiders” who claim they want to join a ...
Cast members on TLC's new show, “Suddenly Amish,” will give up electricity and indoor toilets as they explore the Amish ...
Breaking Amish, on TLC, highlighted folks who wanted to leave their rather quiet life. But the new show, Suddenly Amish, ...
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Modern life meets Amish tradition in TLC’s new series 'Suddenly Amish' set in Pennsylvania
Fi, electricity, and indoor plumbing for bonnets, buggies, and strict rules in TLC’s newest reality series set deep in Amish ...
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Breaking Amish's biggest stars: Where are they now?
Stoltz, who was born to an Amish family, appeared on the first two seasons of Breaking Amish and returned for the first three ...
ARCOLA, Ill. (AP) -- After years of living in Arcola, four men saw a problem. Virtually everyone in central Illinois knew of the strong Amish presence in the area, as did tourists from around the ...
The consequences and rewards of living within the Amish community. June 24, 2008— -- For the roughly 220,000 Amish living in North America, Holmes County, Ohio, serves as a capital of Amish ...
Writer Joe Mackall gained unprecedented access to one of the most conservative Amish communities through his neighbor Samuel. In his new book, Plain Secrets, Mackall chronicles the tightly knit ...
Only 7% of LAist readers currently donate to fund our journalism. Help raise that number, so our nonprofit newsroom stays strong in the face of federal cuts. Donate now. Writer Joe Mackall gained ...
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