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May 29 - June 4, 2006

• Dakota talks to his hometown historian and Director of the Show Low Historical Society Museum, Melanie Heffner about the Old West heritage of the area where he lives.

• Click HERE to listen to Melanie Heffner and Dakota discuss the Old West Heritage of Dakota's home town in Arizona.

A bronze in Show Low City Park illustrating the card game

• Jim MacGregor tells us about a Southern California shootout that involved the whole town of Campo.

• Ken Moore and the Sons of the San Joaquin provide us with this week’s cowboy music.

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May 22 - 28, 2006

• Dakota talks to Jack Burrows about gunfighter John Ringo. But, Jack maintains that John Ringo was no gunfighter, and most of what we know about him is myth.

John Ringo

• Click HERE to listen to Jack Burrows talk about John Ringo.

• Following a concert with Katy Creek Band, Dakota talks to the members, Wes and Nancy Ruybal.

• Our regular, Bill O’Neal tells us about the nicknames that the Indians had for the Anglos they encountered.

Bill O'Neal

• This week’s cowboy music is provided by Don Edwards and Katy Creek.

May 15 - 21, 2006

• Dakota takes a trip to Flagstaff, Arizona and interviews Joe Meehan & Art Welsh with the Pioneer Museum about Flagstaff’s notorious 1800’s history.

• Bethany Braley with the National Day of the Cowboy updates us on how the July 22, 2006 celebration is progressing.

Bethany Braley

• Chronicle of the Old West friends, Wyatt and Terry Earp, talk to Dakota about Wyatt and Josie Earp and Doc Holliday and Big Nose Kate.

Wyatt and Terry Earp

• Click HERE to listen to Wyatt and Terry Earp talk to Dakota about Wyatt and Josie Earp, Doc Holliday, and Big Nose Kate.

• Our musical regulars, Bill Barwick and the Sons of the San Joaquin provide us with this week’s cowboy music fix.

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May 8 - 14, 2006

• Performer and good friend, Madison Walker, talks to Dakota Livesay about the Buffalo Soldiers and their duties during the Indian Wars.

Madison Walker

• Click HERE to listen to Madison Walker talk to Dakota about the Buffalo Soldiers.

  Jim MacGregor talks about California Old West outlaw, Tiburcio Vasques. According to Jim, Tiburcio didn’t have a lot of redeeming qualities.

• This week, back in 1869 the Transcontinental Railroad was completed. Keith and Rusty McNeil tell us about that event.

Keith and Rusty McNeil

The Completion of the Transcontinental Railroad

• The Sons of the San Joaquin and Dave Stamey are back again with our cowboy music.

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May 1 - 7, 2006

• Dakota talks to Andy Taylor, the editor of the Montgomery County Chronicle, about events that took place in that county during the Old West.

Andy Taylor

• Terry Del Bene wrote a unique book called The Donnor Party Cookbook. Dakota and Terry talk about the book, along with how to have your own Donnor Party.

Terry Del Bene

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The Donnor Party

• Click HERE to listen to Dakota and Terry Del Bene talk about the "Donnor Party Cookbook."

• Following up on last week’s information on military Medals of Honor, this week Bill O’Neal talks about Indians that deserved the medal.

Medals of Honor - Indian War Period

• Our cowboy music this week is provided by Dave Stamey and the Sons of the San Joaquin.

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