Podcast: Voices of the West

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 […]
Former U.S. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, 11/16/24

Former U.S. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell joins us for the hour. He served in Congress as a Representative for Colorado and later as U.S. Senator. As a Native American, he […]
Author “Butch” Artichoker, 11/9/24

We talked with Egan “Butch” Artichoker about his book, “The Complete Series.” Butch is a member of the Ogala Sioux Tribe. His Lakota name translates in English as “Praying Eagle.” […]
Tess Howie, producer of “Feek’s Vision”, 11/2/24

Tess Howie joins us the for hour. She’s the producer of a documentary called “Feek’s Vision.” it’s about C.E. “Feek” Tooke. In the 1930s he revolutionized bronc horse breeding for […]
Movie Saturday, Author Henry C. Parke, 10/26/24

Henry C. Parke joins us for our Movie Saturday program. Parke is the author of “The Greatest Westerns Ever Made and the People who Made Them.” The book chronicles films […]
Author Diane Welch on noted architect Lilian J. Rice, 10/19/24

Lilian J. Rice in the 1920s designed Rancho Santa Fe, a neighborhood in the San Diego metro area. The neighborhood was planned around the environment with its buildings complementing the […]
Wild Bunch Film Festival, 10/12/24

Film Festivals abound in October! Up next to talk about is the Wild Bunch Film Festival being held in Tucson, Arizona October 23-27. It is THE film festival for independent […]
Steve Latshaw, Lone Pine Film Festival Preview, 10/5/24

Our guest for the hour is Steve Latshaw. He’s a film historian and works to restore films. He’s also part of the 2024 Lone Pine Film Festival, which starts 10/13. […]
Russell Garcia-Hollywood’s Humble Maestro, 9/28/24

For our Movie Saturday program, we talk about Hollywood’s Humble Maestro–Russell Garcia. His granddaughter, Kristy Corwin, joins us. Garcia was a child prodigee regarding music. He composed music for a […]
Ben Lee talks about his Chinese great grandfather and the West, 9/21/24

Our guest is Ben Lee. He runs the Camp Verde School near Sedona, Arizona. His great grandfather author Yan Phou Lee. He came to America in 1872 to pursue his […]

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