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January 30 - February 5, 2006

• Dakota and Bill O’Neal talk about the war with Mexico that ended with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo this week back in 1848.

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

• Click HERE to listen to Bill O'Neal discuss the war with Mexico.

• Jim MacGregor gives his own special twist to the killing of John Tunstall that started the Lincoln County War at this time in 1878.

• The Sons of the San Joaquin and Michael Martin Murphey provide us with appropriate cowboy music.

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January 23 - 29, 2006

• Dakota interviews Jack Stewart about silent movie cowboy star William S. Hart’s homestead and personal history.

William S. Hart

• Click HERE to listen to Jack Stewart discuss William S. Hart.

• Author and film makeup artist, Michael Blake talks about the type of makeup used during the silent film era, as well as current western filmmaking.

• Our Old West expert, Bill O’Neal answers a listener’s question as to why John Wayne never wore short-sleeved shirts in his cowboy movies.

  

• R. W. Hampton and the Sons of the Pioneers provide us with cowboy music.

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January 16-22, 2006

• Dakota and neighbor cowboy poet, Chris Isaacs talk about the history of cowboy poetry. Chris also recites one of his favorite poems.

  
  Chris Isaacs

• Bill O’Neal tells us about the history of vigilantism. Interestingly, he says that vigilantes were a part of the 1800’s legal system.

Vigilantes

• Click HERE to listen to Bill O'Neal talk about the history of Vigilantism.

• One group of victims of vigilantism was Henry Plummer and members of his gang. Jim MacGregor gives us some insight into the courage of the people involved on both sides of the rope.

• And our music this week is by Belinda Gail and Curly Musgrave.

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January 9 - 15, 2006

• Dakota talks to nationally known cowboy poet, Waddie Mitchell, about cowboy poetry and how he became a poet.

Waddie Mitchell

• Click HERE to listen to Dakota interview cowboy poet Waddie Mitchell.

• Gary & Margaret Kraisinger visit our show to talk about their book “The Western.”

• We also have a poem from Waddie Mitchell and R. W. Hampton musically takes us “North To Kansas.”

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January 2 - 8, 2006

• Dakota talks to Montana cowboy and old friend, Jim Brooks about a cowboy’s life and the Code of the West.

• Jim MacGregor tells the story of frontier woman, Emma Lee. Emma shows the kind of courage needed for survival in the frontier.

• Jack Stewart tells us about L. A. County’s newest park, the homestead of Harry Carry Sr. and Jr.

Harry Carey Jr.

• Click HERE to hear Jack Stewart talk about the homestead of Harry Carry Sr. and Jr.

• This week we have music by the Sons of the San Joaquin and Joni Harms.

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December 26 - January 1, 2006

• This week’s show is highlighted with a visit by songwriter and singer, Dave Stamey.

Dave Stamey

• Click HERE to hear the interview with Dave Stamey.

• Bill O’Neal tells us about terms used by cowboys to describe farmers, as well as terms used by northwest loggers.

• Jim MacGreggor and Dakota Livesay discuss the shooting of Virgil Earp that took place this week in 1881.

Virgil Earp

• We’ll also have cowboy music by Dave Stamey and the Sons of the San Joaquin.

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