Voices of the West

Author Gene Freese joins us to talk about character actor Richard Jaeckel and Gene's book, "Hollywood's Man of Character: Richard Jaeckel" available at Amazon.com

Western Writers of America author Mark C. Jackson joins us to talk about his books and music. He's the author of An Eye for an Eye and The Great Texas Dance.

It's Movie Saturday and we're at the White Stallion Ranch! Our topic is the body of works from the late Olivia de Haviland, the late Linda Cristal, and the late Wilford Brimley. Joining us is WWA author and retired Hollywood makeup artist Michael F. Blake. Also with us is singer/songwriter Carol Markstrom.

Our topic is the like and the works of cowboy artist Charlie Russell. Dan Gagliasso joins us to talk about his presentation about Russell at the Univ. of Oklahoma. 

Old Tucson is closing. On the show, freelance writer Scott Dyke joins Harry Alexander, Bunker de France and Todd Roberts to talk about the closure, the importance of the movie location and what could be done with the property.

Western Writers of America author Vicky J. Rose joins us to talk about her books and the movie she's producing, Lost Pines. She also writes under the pen name of Easy Jackson.

It's Movie Saturday and we are streaming live from the White Stallion Ranch north of Tucson. Our topic is best fight scenes in movie and TV westerns. Author Gene Freese joins us.

Our guest is Tucson cowboy and metal worker Byrd Moss. He's a native Tucsonan with tons of stories!

Our topic this week is the Arizona Rangers. Historian and Arizona Ranger Steve Utter joins us to talk about the history of the organization.

Author Mark Langley joins us to talk about his latest book, Death Waits in the Dark. The book takes place in modern-day New Mexico in the Four Corners area.

Western Writers of America President Chris Enss joins us talking about the WWA and its members and what the organization is all about. Plus, we talk with her about her books.

Our guest for this edition of the Voices of the West is actor Bruce Boxleitner. You remember him from sci-fi movies like Tron. He starred in How The West was Won with James Arness. 

The panel takes on the topic of cowboy justice. What is it? Did it exist? We explore the topic from the point of view of Real vs Reel.

On this show the panel talks about movies made in and/or about Texas.

The found of the show, Emil Franzi, was born on the Fourth of July. Our panel remembers Franzi on his day.

On today's show, we talk with members of the cast of the INSP TV show "The Cowboy Way: Alabama" by phone. The show is going into its seventh season and mirrors the everyday life of three cowboys. Cody Harris and Chris "Booger" Brown are our guests.

Today's program features Dan Gagliasso, an author, western historian, movie consultant and former bull rider. Our topic is General George Armstrong Custer and the movies about him and/or the Little Big Horn. Todd Roberts is in Los Angeles. Harry Alexander and Bunker de France are in Tucson.

To color or not to color... we take on the topic of movie colorization. Our panel includes WWA author Kellen Cutsforth, Todd Roberts, Bunker de France and Harry Alexander.

Our guest is Russell True, owner of the White Stallion Ranch in Tucson. Our topic is rodeo.

On this edition of Movie Saturday, we talk about the works of Clayton Moore. Best known as the Lone Ranger from the TV series, Moore appeared in hundreds of movies and serials before the Lone Ranger.

The horse of the movie and TV cowboy sometimes were more popular than the cowboy. We talk about those and who rode what.

We're doing another edition of Cowboy Poetry on this show. Bunker de France and Harry Alexander recite some old cowboy poetry. Todd Roberts is with us from Los Angeles.

A really cool discussion with Deni Seymour, David Tenaro and Tony Burrel about an Easter Day battle between the Apache and the O'odham with the Apache losing the battle.

Just a general show about general things. David Crockett and some pioneer history are featured.

Rex Allen is our topic for this month's Movie Saturday.