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Cartographer and Artist Bernardo Miera Y Pacheco, 11/23/24

This hour we talk about perhaps one of the most important people of the Old West–Bernardo Miera Y Pacheco. He was a cartographer, artist, sculpturist, astronomer and worked in many other disciplines. He was “stationed” in New Spain (New Mexico) and mapped the territory into the Four Corners area and up to The Great Salt Lake. His maps helped guide new settlers to the region. He also was commissioned to sculpt a number of religious icons–many of which can still be seen today at churches in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Ranger Doug Green, 11/7/26

We are happy to present Ranger Doug Green of the “Riders in the Sky” group. One of his books is about the singing cowboys. We talked about the book and the “Riders.” The group is in concert in Tucson on Nov. 8.

Back to the White Stallion Ranch!

Back to the White Stallion Ranch!

Voices of the West returns to the White Stallion Ranch! You can listen to our program live at voicesofthewest.net. Click the "play" button on the Roundup Radio Player to listen live at 4pm Mountain Standard Time every Saturday!

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Nov 10, 2026 – “The Glass that Speaks.”  Our friend Jerry “Geronimo” Martin and his better half Eileen Martin join us to talk about early communications.

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