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June 29-July 5, 2009

• The last time Dakota was in Southern California he visited the Banning House with Jim MacGregor. This week’s show begins with the conversation they had about the importance of Phienas Banning to early Los Angeles.

• Click HERE to listen to Dakota and Jim MacGregor talk about the Banning House.

Phienas Banning

Jim MacGregor

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• Sometimes a person can just talk so much good fortune and he has to go out and ruin it. Bill O’Neal tells us about one such man…Henry Brown.

Henry Brown

Bill O'Neal

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• We have a commentary this week by Dakota and a recitation by John Wayne regarding America.

John Wayne

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June 22-28, 2009

• Dakota gives Bill O’Neal a phone call to talk to him about a unique lawman by the name of Baz Outlaw…Yes; Outlaw was his real last name.

Baz Outlaw

Bill O'Neal

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• Sherry Monahan recently wrote a book about Tombstone’s silver mines and golden saloons. So, Dakota had to give her a call to talk to her about this desert town that has restaurants serving food to rival any big city.

• Click HERE to listen to Dakota talk with Sherry Monahan. about Tombstone.

Sherry Monahan in Tombstone, Arizona

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• The music for this week is provided by Michael Martin Murphey and by Bill Barwick.

Michael Martin Murphey

Bill Barwick

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June 15-21, 2009

• During a visit to Tombstone’s Wyatt Earp Days Dakota talked to Sweet Revenge and Company and Terry “Ike” Clanton. This week’s show opens with those two conversations.

Sweet Revenge and Company

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Terry "Ike" Clanton and Ike Clanton

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• Dakota received an email asking about how people in the Old West told distances. The email indicated that in Western movies, people always knew distances in miles. Jim MacGregor gives us the lowdown on distances in the Old West.

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• The music for this week is provided by Jay Chisum.

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June 8-14, 2009

• Although most Hollywood westerns don’t show lawmen’s wives involved in their work, let along them married, according to B. J. Alderman, this week’s opening conversation lawmen’s wives were essential to their success.

  

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• During the second half of the show Erik Anderson tells us about flim flam games of the Old West. It’s surprising how many are still around today.

• Click HERE to listen to the conversation between Erik Anderson and Dakota regarding Flim Flam games.

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• Dakota gave author Bob Alexander a phone call to talk to him about one of his favorite Old West characters, Fearless Dave Allison.

• Click HERE to listen to Bob Alexander talk about Fearless Dave Allison.

  
  

  
  Bob Alexander

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• There have been a lot of feuds in the history of Texas. One of the most famous was the Regulator – Moderator war. Dakota gives Bill O’Neal a phone call to talk to him about that event.

  

  
  Bill O'Neal

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

Michael Martin Murphey

Marty Robbins

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