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August 31-September 6, 2009

• Dakota gives Bill Neal a call, not to be confused with our regular Bill O’Neal, and talks to him about how law progressed in the Old West.

• Click HERE to listen to the conversation between Bill Neal and Dakota.

Bill Neal

The Hanging of John Heith

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• Taking a trip down to Tombstone, Dakota stopped by Ben Traywick’s book store and talked to him about the vendetta ride of Wyatt Earp following the shooting of Virgil and killing of Morgan Earp.

Wyatt Earp

Virgil Earp

Morgan Earp

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• Our music this week is by Marty Robbins.

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August 24-30, 2009

• Our regular, Bill O’Neal, has written close to forty books. Seldom do we talk about his books. This week’s show starts with a conversation with Bill about three of the books that he’s written for children.

Bill O’Neal

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• While in San Antonio, Texas Dakota talked to Ron Williamson about two men who were assassinated in that town…Ben Thompson and King Fisher. The second half of the show is that conversation.

• Click HERE to listen to Ron Williamson talk to Dakota about Ben Thompson and King Fisher.

Ben Thompson and King Fisher

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• Our music this week is by Curly Musgrave and Rex Allen.

Curly Musgrave Rex Allen

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August 17-23, 2009

• There are several Old West characters that are controversial. This week Dakota talks to Jack Burrows about one of these men…John Ringo.

John Ringo

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• Few contemporary men have the credentials of Joe Bowman. He is a fast-draw and trick shot artist who has worked with police departments, the military and movie stars in perfecting their shooting skills. During the second half of the show Dakota talks to Joe.

• Click HERE to listen to the conversation between Dakota and Joe Bowman.

Joe Bowman with Dakota Livesay

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• Our music this week is by Don Edwards.

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August 10-16, 2009

• During a meeting with Paul Cool, Dakota and Paul talk about the Texas Salt War. It’s a conflict over salt. But the salt wasn’t to be used for human consumption.

Paul Cool

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• During the Lincoln County War in New Mexico, Billy the Kid and some others were caught in John Tunstal’s home. Dakota and Jim MacGregor talk about this event that’s come to be known as The Five Days War.

• Click HERE to listen to the Jim MacGregor talk with Dakota about the Five Days War.

Billy the Kid

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• Our music this week is by Marty Robbins.

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August 3-9, 2009

• Dakota opens the show with a conversation with Old West expert Jim Dunham about the code of the gunfighter…And part of it sure wasn’t allowing the other person to draw first.

• Click HERE to listen to the conversation between Jim Dunham and Dakota about the code of the gunfighter.

Jim Dunham

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• While just a couple of hundred yards away from the Alamo in San Antonio, Dakota and Bill O’Neal talk about the event, the people and the importance of the Alamo in Texas’ history.

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• Our music this week is by Rod Taylor.

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July 27-August 2, 2009

• While at SASS’s End of Trail Dakota talked to two unusual attendees. One, Philippe Courveur, was from France, and the other, Heather Kresser, always goes barefoot. These conversations start this week’s show.

• Click HERE to listen to Dakota talk with Heather Kresser about SASS.

Heather Kresser

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• With August here, Dakota gave Jim MacGregor a call to talk to him about an Old West event that took place in August. Jim chose the Battle of Massacre Canyon. This was a battle between two Indian tribes.

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