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July 26-August 1, 2010

• Dakota and Marshall Tremble talk about dumb outlaws involved in the Old West. Yes, there were even dumb outlaws back in the 1800’s.

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• Dakota gives Jim MacGregor a phone call to talk to him about one of the Great Plains Indian Chiefs…Shoshone, Washakie.

• Click HERE to listen to the conversation between Jim MacGregor and Dakota Chief Washakie.

Chief Washakie

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• Our music this week is by Pioneer Pepper.

Pioneer Pepper

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July 19-25, 2010

• David Matuszac and Dakota talk about western movie character actors. These are people like Ben Johnson and Walter Brennan.

Walter Brennan

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• Later in the show, Dakota gives regular, Bill O’Neal a phone call to talk about one of the more important characters of the Old West, Longhorn Cattle.

• Click HERE to listen to Bill O'Neal talk with Dakota about longhorn cattle.

Longhorn Cattle

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• While at SASS End of Trail Dakota talked to Delone Fuglseth, a Civil War re-enactor with the New Mexico Volunteers. This unit stayed out west and protected the Southwest from the Confederates.

• Click HERE to listen to the conversation between Delone Fuglseth and Dakota about the New Mexico Volunteers.

New Mexico Volunteers - Re-enactors

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• Peter Sherayko provides all the necessary equipment and people to the movie industry, so they can film authentic western movies. Dakota talks to Peter about his company, Caravan West.

Peter Sherayko

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• Our music this week is by Dave Stamey.

Dave Stamey

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July 5-11, 2010

• Dakota talks to Nancy Samuelson about one of the Civil Wars most controversial characters…Quantrell.

• Click HERE to listen to Dakota's talk with Nancy Samuelson about Quantrell.

Quantrell

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• We’ve had a number of Presidents that have been called cowboys. Normally, it’s a pejorative term. Dakota talks to Bill O’Neal about one President who was proud of being a cowboy. His name is Teddy Roosevelt.

Teddy Roosevelt

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• Our music this week is by Sons & Brothers and also by Rocking W Wranglers.

Sons & Brothers

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