Preserving the Culture of the Old West
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”
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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”
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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 chaired numerous committees in Congress,
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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 chaired numerous committees in Congress,
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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.” The book highlights four stories
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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.” The book highlights four stories
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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 and TV westerns from the
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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 and TV westerns from the
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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 environment. Author and biographer Diane
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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 environment. Author and biographer Diane
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