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November 23-29, 2009

• A man we don’t talk about that much, but a true Old West legend is Seth Bullock. Dakota give David Wolff a phone call to get the scoop on that man Seth.

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• Coming up next year is the 150th anniversary of the Pony Express. Dakota and B. J. Alderman talk about that unique period in the Old West.

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• During a period of the Old West, stagecoaches were the prime mode of transportation. This week’s show begins with a conversation with Pete Paulson about stagecoaches.

• Click HERE to listen to Pete Paulson tell Dakota about stagecoaches.

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• It’s interesting the number of Old west gunmen who served the military before they became know as gunmen. Dakota gives Bill O’Neal a phone call to talk to him about that subject.

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• Our music this week is by Michael Martin Murphey.

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November 9-15, 2009

• Dakota talks to Donna Ernst about her “outlaw-in-law” The Sundance Kid. We learn a lot, not only about his life, but also about his death.

• Click HERE to listen to the conversation about the Sundance Kid.

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The Sundance Kid

• Two Old West experts…Jim Dunham and Michael F. Blake…have a conversation with Dakota about 1800’s cowboy’s outfits and our understanding of those outfits today.

Jim Dunham Michael F. Blake

• Our music this week is by Bill Barwick and by Sons of the San Joaquin.

Bill Barwick Sons of the San Joaquin

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November 2-8, 2009

• For over 30 years Al Huffman has portrayed Buffalo Bill Cody in Wild West Shows. He and Dakota talk about this great showman

• Click HERE to listen to Al Huffman and Dakota talk about Buffalo Bill Cody.

Buffalo Bill Cody

Al Huffman

• Dakota gives Bob Alexander a call to talk to him about some of the outlaws and lawmen that Bob writes about in his book “Desert Desperadoes.”

Bob Alexander

• Our music this week is by R.W. Hampton and by Steve Kinabrew.

R.W. Hampton

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