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April 27 - May 3, 2009

• This week Dakota talks to Jan Cleere about one of the great Old West con men…James Addison Reavis. He was known as the Baron of Arizona.

• Click HERE to listen to Jan Cleere talk with Dakota about James Reavis.

James Addison Reavis

James Addison Reavis

Jan Cleere

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• One of the more unique women of the Old west was Dora Hand. She was a saloon singer who was loved by the townspeople. In Dakota’s conversation with Chris Enss, we find the real story was the posse that assembled to chase down her killer.

Chris Enss with Dakota Livesay

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• With a phone call to Bill O’Neal, Dakota and Bill talk about another of our great Old West cattle ranches. This week’s featured ranch is the Spur Ranch.

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• During the recent Festival of the West event we talked to stuntman Buck Montgomery about film and live stunt work. Last week we talked about film stunt work. This week we’re talking about live stunt work.

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• Our music this week is provided by Way Out West.

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April 13-19, 2009

• During the recent Festival of the West event we talked to stuntman Buck Montgomery about film and live stunt work. This week we air the film stunt work part of the conversation. Next week we’ll talk about live stunt work.

Buck Montgomery

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• At this time of the year back in 1836 the Battle of San Jacinto took place in Texas. This was the battle that resulted in Texas becoming an independent country. Dakota gives Bill O’Neal a call to talk about that battle.

• Click HERE to listen to Bill O'Neal and Dakota talk about the Battle of San Jacinto.

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• Our music this week is provided by Michael Martin Murphey.

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April 6-12, 2009

• In the past Bill O’Neal has talked about military combat tactics. This week Dakota and Bill talk about Indian combat tactics.

• Click HERE to listen to Bill O'Neal talk about Indian combat tactics.

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• Jim MacGregor gives us his fourth…but not his last…installment of Old West outlaws. This week’s outlaws are those who gladly admitted their crimes with no excuses.

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• Our music this week is provided by Dave Stamey.

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• This week we gave a call to Tombstone’s official historian, Ben Traywick, and talked to him about an Old West character that many people think his name alone made him famous…Johnny Ringo.

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• Earlier we had stopped by the site where Johnny was killed and talked to Jerry Sanders who lives a very short distance away. Jerry’s ancestors heard the shot that killed Johnny, and he has a different opinion on who did it.

• Click HERE to listen to Jerry Sanders talk with Dakota about Johnny Ringo.

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• While in San Antonio, Texas we stopped by Enchanted Springs Ranch and talked to Steve Schmidt and Pistol Packin’ Paula. We wrap the show up with that conversation.

Enchanted Springs Ranch

Pistol Packin’ Paula

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• Our music this week is provided by Sons of the San Joaquin.

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