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Last Week (for the Month of March 2012)
on our Weekly Radio Edition....  (You can also do an extensive search by topic or name by clicking HERE and entering your topic in the "Product Search" field.) Or you can click HERE to search by month and year. |
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Arizona is celebrating their centennial. So Dakota talks to Arizona Historian Marshall Tremble about some of the early train robberies that took place in the territory.
Marshall Tremble
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In the second half of the show Dakota talks to Jim MacGregor about two of the early Indian leaders…Geronimo and Alchesay.
Geronimo
Alchesay
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We wrap up the show with Dakota presenting another Living the Code story.
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March 19-25, 2012
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Dakota starts the show with a conversation with Jim Bell of Cruise Vacations. He’s with the agency that’s helping us put together the Following the Legends Cruise.
Jim Bell
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Then Dakota talks to John Goodwin, the President of Galaxy Publications, the company that publishes L. Ron Hubbard’s Pulp Fiction Books.
John Goodwin, the President of Galaxy Publications
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During the second half of the show Dakota talks to Phyllis de la Garza about another character from Arizona’s history. This time it’s the Apache Kid.
Apache Kid
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March 12-18, 2012
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Dakota talks to regular Bill O’Neal about one of the great Old West ranches that still continues today in providing exceptional cattle and horses…the King Ranch.
Richard King
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Although we don’t often hear about them, Blacks made significant contributions in the Old West. Dakota talks to Art Burton about a great Black lawman…Bass Reeves.
Bass Reeves
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This week we feature another song by Sons of the San Joaquin.
Sons of the San Joaquin
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March 5-11, 2012
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Dakota talks to Bill O’Neal about a topic he calls “Greasepaint & Gunpowder.” It’s the story of the shooting of Maurice Barrymore, the Great Grandfather of Drew Barrymore.
Maurice Barrymore
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Dakota takes a trip out to Barstow, California, and talks to Serena Steiner about an old silver town entertainment venue called Calico Ghost Town.
Serena Steiner
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Sam DeLeeuw recites her poem “Hilda’s Bloomers.”
Sam DeLeeuw
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This week we feature a song by Sons of the San Joaquin.
Sons of the San Joaquin
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Dakota starts the show by talking about what pioneers took with them on their trip westward.
Covered Wagons
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Wyatt Earp expert Lee Silva and Dakota talk about Wyatt Earp’s time in Alaska.
Wyatt Earp
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Jim MacGregor and Dakota talk about a serial killer family by the name of the Benders.
Benders search for bodies
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This week we feature a song by Dave Stamey.
Dave Stamey
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