We now have all of our past radio shows on cd! Click HERE if you would like to purchase any of these shows, or click on the individual links as you read about each week below.

March 23 - 29, 2009

• While in Los Angeles Dakota dropped by the Autry National Center, one of the premier Western museums, and talked to Executive Director Jonathan Spaulding about new exhibits and programs.

click on image for larger view

---

• Regular Jim MacGregor and Dakota do their third segment on Old West outlaws.

 

---

• Our music this week is provided by Due West Trio.

Due West Trio

---

Back to top...

---

Quantity

---

March 16 - 22, 2009

• While at SASS Winter Range in Phoenix Dakota got together with Canadian shooter John Simpson and they talked about the similarities and differences in the development in the West of the United States and Canada.

• Click HERE to listen to the conversation between John and Dakota about the development of the Canadian West.

Canadian Mounted Police

click on image for larger view

---

• Friend and Knight of the Green Cloth, Lafitte, returns to talk about Old West gambling, and he even touches on gambling at casinos today.

---

• Our music this week is provided by Jeff Gore.

Jeff Gore

---

Back to top...

---

Quantity

---

March 9 - 15, 2009

• Dakota meets up with Gayle Martin, a portrayer of Old West personalities and talks to her about the characters she portrays.

---

• During the second half of the show Dakota gives Pam Potter a phone call and talks to her about the various types of accidents that took place in the Old West. You’ll be interested in how they have changed and yet remain the same.

Train Wreck

(click on image for larger view)

---

• Our music this week is provided by Jean Prescott and also by Curly Musgrave & Belinda Gail.

Jean Prescott

Curly Musgrave & Belinda Gail

---

Back to top...

---

Quantity

---

March 2 - 8, 2009

• This week we take a trip to Ft. Stockton, Texas and help them celebrate their sesquicentennial. We open the show by talking to two early fort laundresses…Yes the government provided laundresses for the army.

Portrayal of Early Fort Laundresses

• We also visit with Judy Templeton who lives in one of the original officer’s homes.

• Click HERE to listen to Judy Templeton talk about her home.

The Templeton Home

(click on images for larger view)

Fort Stockton Officer's Quarters

• The show wraps up with a conversation with Texas historian Glen Ely about the Butterfield Stage line.

Texas Historian Glen Sample Ely

Map Of Butterfield Mail Road

• Our music this week is provided by Juni Fisher and also by Don Edwards.

Juni Fisher

Don Edwards

---

Back to top...

---

Quantity

---