Podcast: Voices of the West

Kenny Rogers, Jr., 7/12/25

Our guest is Kenny Rogers, Jr. He’s the son of actor, musician, singer and songwriter Kenny Rogers. He’s embarked on his own career of scoring music for TV shows and […]
Del Shields, RFD TV host, Musician and Cowboy Poet, 7/5/25

Joining us is Del Shields. He’s the host of RFD-TV’s “Best of America by Horseback.” He’s also a musician and cowboy poet. He and his wife, Shavawn, have a ranch […]
Movie Saturday – Frontier Justice, 6/28/25

Our Movie Saturday prorgam is all about Frontier Justice–Miner’s Courts, Vigalantes, Lynchings and the movies that portrayed them. https://voicesofthewest.net/MP3/Movie_Saturday_Frontier_Justice_062825.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
Phil Schreier, Dir. NRA Museum of Firearms, 6/21/25

It’s all about guns for this episode of the Voices of the West. Phil Schreier, Director of the the NRA Museum of Firearms joins us for the hour. We talk […]
Brian Downes, Exec. Dir. of John Wayne Birthplace Museum, 6/14/25

Brian Downes joins us for the hour. He’s the Executive Director of the John Wayne Birthplace Museum in Winterset, Iowa. The museum features artifacts of Wayne’s childhood as well as […]
Author Jane Little Botkin, 6/7/25

Author Jane Little Botkin joins us for the hour. She’s a member of Western Writers of America and has written a number of award winning books. Her writing is directed […]
Movie Saturday, Ridin’ off to the Sunset, 5/31/25

It’s our Movie Saturday program streamed live from the White Stallion Ranch. Topic is Riding off to the Sunset–a look at our favorite cowboy actors and their final movies. We […]
Dana Kerns, Double Rafter Cattle Drives, 5/24/25

Dana Kerns joins us for the hour. He heads up Double Rafter Cattle Drives. It’s a business that offers guests an opportunity to participate in a cattle drive just like […]
Johnson County Wars, 5/17/25

In 1889 a range war broke out between ranchers and settlers. It was over land and its use. It was called the Johnson County War. The war was finally settled […]
Old West Corruption, 5/10/25

A look at the corruption that held the Old West at bay. The Santa Fe Ring and the 10% Ring of Cochise County, Arizona Territory. Many other topics also discussed. […]

We have been notified that Voices of the West has had its Facebook account permanently disabled.

Why?

We don’t know. FB never is straight with its customers.

All the company says is there’s been a violation of its Terms & Conditions–but which one(s) is never clear.

We don’t even have the opportunity to go to FB “court” to learn more or even appeal their decision. Just “you’re outta here,” and don’t let the barn door hit you on the backside on your way out.

Thanks to all of our former FB friends for your support. And, to FB and META–go pound sand.

HA, 5/16/26