Short Format Daily Radio Show

July 2009

If you aren't familiar with the radio show, you can hear one of the twenty-three shows that we are airing for the month of July right now. Just click on the title "Yerba Buena" and be taken back to the Old West. It has been said of the show that the listener can actually "feel the leather and smell the gun smoke." Incidentally, all of the stories take place in the month in which they are aired.

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July line-up:

A DRUNKEN BLACK JACK – A couple of miners thought they could get the best of Black Jack Ketchum because Black Jack was drunk. But they were wrong.

A COWBOY'S EXPERIENCE – The actual words of a cowboy describing his experience at the end of a cattle drive.

ORLANDO ROBBINS – Here is an Old West lawman that needs to be discovered by Hollywood.

WARREN MASSACRE I & II – What could be called one of the most unique stories in the conflict between Indians and whites.

SAM BROWN – What the law couldn’t do, a citizen did. And a jury showed its gratitude.

HURRICANE BILL – Hurricane Bill was a “happy-go-lucky frontier rollicker.” And destruction followed in his path.

JOHN HARDEN KILLS TOWN – During his life John Wesley Harden killed about 22 men. In addition, it could very well be that the death of a thriving town could also be laid at his feet.

YERBA BUENA – Yerba Buena was overlooked by the Spanish and Mexicans. But, when the Americans took over they realized its value, and changing its name, Yerba Buena became a great city.

JACK HARRIS – Jack Harris was well liked by almost everyone. But, it was his one enemy, Ben Thompson that determined his fate.

ROCK CREEK SHOOTOUT I & II – Quite often, there are a number of different versions of Old West events…especially when Wild Bill Hickok is involved.

FORT PHIL KEARNY – A fort built to protect settlers along the Bozeman Trail. But, because of one man, it was eventually abandoned and burned down.

JOHN WILLIAM POE – John Poe had a chance to gain fame for killing Billy the Kid. But the opportunity passed him by like a ghost in the night.

WILLIAM ELLSWORTH LAY – As a member of Black Jack Ketchum and Butch Cassidy’s gang, “Elzy” found himself the mastermind behind their capers.

DOC KILLS GORDON – Doc Holiday kills his first man. And wouldn’t you known it, a woman was involved.

FREE THOMPSON GROUP – When Cochise tangled with this group, he got more than he had planned.

HARRY WHEELER – Harry accomplished as much or more than other more famous lawmen. Unfortunately, he was born a few years too late to get their fame.

BLUE DUCK I & II – The story Blue Duck and Belle Starr may be filled with legend. But it’s a great legend.

WYATT SHOOTS COWBOY – Although Wyatt Earp got credit for shooting George Hoy, in reality, with led flying from more than one gun, it’s really not known who did it.

THE BUCK GANG – Rufus Buck boasted, “That his outfit would make a record that would sweep all the other gangs of the territory into insignificance.” And he did.

CHIEF POCATELLO – Although Chief Pocatello, like most other chiefs, tried his best to protect his Shoshone tribe, in the end they ended up on a reservation.