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Podcast: Voices of the West

  • Tombstone Book Festival, 3/15/25

    We paid a visit to Tombstone on Friday, March 14th, to check out the Tombstone Book Festival. Lots of Western authors were there as well as a lot of visitors […]

  • Sharlot M. Hall Museum in Prescott, 3/8/25

    Stuart Rosebrook, executive director of the Sharlot M. Hall Museum in Prescott is our guest. Sharlot came to Ariona in the late 1870s and took a shine to the Arizona […]

  • Noessa Higa, Documentary Film Maker, 3/1/25

    Noessa Higa joins us to talk about her documentary film, “Man in the Can.”  She chronicles the life of a rodeo clown who is working in the lesser known rodeos […]

  • Movie Saturday – Cowboy Code Films, 2/22/25

    Cowboy Code films and the Code itself is the topic of the Movie Saturday that streamed live from the White Stallion Ranch near Tucson. https://voicesofthewest.net/MP3/Movie_Saturday_Cowboy_Code_022225.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | […]

  • Western Author Scott Smith, 2/15/24

    Western Writers of America author Scott Smith joins us. He’s the son of former WWA President Cotton Smith. Scott has branched out on writing his own western novels. You can […]

  • Western Musician Red Steagall, 2/8/25

    Western musician Red Steagall joins us. He talks about his 50+ years in western and country music, being a cowboy and the organization of his annual Cowboy Gathering, his radio […]

  • John Carney of Carney Custom Creations, 2/1/25

    John Carney of Carney Custom Creations joins us for the hour. He is a master craftsman in restoring saddles–speciifically Bohlin Saddles. He talks about the history of saddles and the […]

  • Movie Saturday, 1/25/25

    Four our Movie Saturday show, we continue with last month’s topic–Great Western Books turned into Great Western Movies. Western Writers of America author Michael F. Blake joined us by phone. […]

  • Author Lance Dorrel, 1/18/25

    Author Lance Dorrel joins us for the hour. His latest book is The History They Tell: Oral Histories from Native American and First Nation Peoples regarding the Battle of the […]

  • Tombstone Film Festival co-organizer John Marrs, 01/11/25

    Tombstone Film Festival co-organizer John Marrs joins us to talk up the Film Festival happening January 23-26. He and Tombstone Film Festival of Running Wild Films started this event three […]

Where, oh Where has our Facebook Gone?

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

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Road Trips

U.S. Marshals Museum, 6/13/26

Dave Kennedy from the U.S. Marshals Museum joins us to talk about this new museum dedicated to telling the stories of the U.S. Marshals. It’s located at Fort Smith, Arkansas. Visit their website here. The U.S. Marshals Service was established in 1789 and their primary job is to serve as the enforcement arm of the U.S. District Courts.

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