Voices of the West, Cowboy Poetry with guest Bill Black
2020-02-22
Cowboy poetry is our topic for this edition of the program. Tucson cowboy poet Bill Black joins Harry Alexander and Bunker de France.
Voices of the West, Remembering Kirk Douglas, 2/15/20
2020-02-15
Kirk Douglas passed in early Feb. 2020. He did only 18 westerns, but his body of work was incredible. Bunker de France, Harry Alexander and Todd Roberts talk about the work of Douglas.
Voices of the West, Paul Bishop & Six Gun Justice podcast, 2/8/20
2020-02-08
On today’s program we talk with author Paul Bishop who is starting a new western-genre podcast called Six Gun Justice. It debuts Feb, 17, 2020 Find out more here.
Voices of the West, John Ford Birthday, 2/1/20
2020-02-01
On this edition of the program, we celebrate the birthday of legendary director John Ford, who was born on Feb. 1. True West Magazine Senior Editor Stuart Rosebrook joins us.
Voices of the West, Movie Saturday!, 1/25/20
2020-01-25
It’s the last Saturday of the month and we talk about movies. This time, we’re broadcasting from the White Stallion Ranch just north of Tucson and we’ll talk about the movies filmed on that property going back to 1939.
Voices of the West, Fistful of Spaghetti, 1/18/20
2020-01-18
On this edition, we talk about those great Spaghetti Westerns that propelled Clint Eastwood to stardom.
Voices of the West, WWA author Doug Hocking and the Gadsden Purchase, 1/11/20
2020-01-11
Western Writers of America author Doug Hocking joins us to talk about the Gadsden Purchase. That purchase by the U.S. made possible southern Arizona and southern New Mexico.
Voices of the West, author Johnny D. Boggs, 01/04/20
2020-01-04
For our first show of the year, we welcome WWA author Johnny D. Boggs. His latest book, “The American West on Film,” is our topic.
Voices of the West, Wrapping up 2019, 12/28/19
2019-12-28
On this last show of 2019 we wrap up the year in westerns–movies and books.
Voices of the West, Chris Enss, 12/21/19
2019-12-21
On this edition we talk with Western Writers of America author Chris Enss about her latest book, “According to Kate.” It’s all about Big Nose Kate who probably knew Doc Holliday more than anyone else.