
This is a podcast of the people, places, and things of the American West. Think cowboys and Indians, bison and cactus, national parks and ghost towns, Mormons and prospectors, nukes and aliens, Tombstone, the Anasazi, Route 66, and everything in between. I’ll dive deep into historical people and events and the cultures and policies that helped shape this area of the American frontier world that’s ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This is the eighth episode of eleven that will discuss Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County War that took place in the 1870s in New Mexico. In this episode, what’s left of the Regulators get in a shootout with the Apache as they attempt to steal hors... more
This is the seventh episode of eleven that will discuss Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County War that took place in the 1870s in New Mexico. This episode is the culmination of the troubles in Lincoln County which results in the Five Day War also know... more
This is the sixth episode of eleven that will discuss Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County War that took place in the 1870s in New Mexico. In this episode the tables are turned against McSween and the Regulators even after their decisive victory in c... more
This is the fifth episode of eleven that will discuss Billy the Kid and the Lincoln County War that took place in the 1870s in New Mexico. In this episode I go over the long and storied history of Regulators before and after the signing of the Declar... more
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TWR continues to amaze at the quality and quantity of information, delivered in a thorough and engaging manner. The output has one wondering if there are actually 2 or 3 of him doing the work?!! How does one so young gain a lifetime’s worth of experience? I imagine it’s from the double blessing of intense curiosity and work ethic.
TWR delivers the material in an easy-going tone, as if it were being imparted around a campfire-occasionally diverting to relate personal amusing stories. He often ... more
Thank you so much for doing this podcast. I am so hungry for this knowledge, yet can’t read a book AND paint at the same time. I wished that someone would just keep telling me about the archeological and anthropological history, without being on Youtube. I am very grateful to you and love how you go into details and read from sources. I want to know everything I can about the Native American Culture of North America, as this is the land where I live, and as a human, I wish to develop a deeper... more
There are hints throughout the series, but Riley comes clean in his concluding remarks: The fellow with the simpering Southern accent is a proud neo-fascist! Look up Passage Publishing to find out who his running buddies are.
I absolutely loved this podcast due to the creator’s detailed research and his passion for the history of this beautiful region of our country. However, the recent episode on how to fix the National Park Service took a really dark turn near the end. The views expressed certainly do no reflect my values. I was almost ready to purchase a subscription to support the podcast but can no longer do so with a good conscious. The content was very interesting and informative prior to this episode. I de... more
Some good overviews of Southwest history, but the host can’t help himself from peppering in climate denialism, gun fetishism, half-baked politics. The image that comes to mind is of a rich kid wearing an Indiana Jones hat as an affectation.
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Focused on the historical narratives and cultural significance of the American Southwest, the content offers listeners an insightful exploration of various themes, including the tumultuous history between Indigenous peoples and settlers, the complexities of the Civil War in the region, and local folklore. Each episode presents a unique lens on a wide array of topics such as notorious figures, local legends, and significant events, often weaving personal anecdotes and scholarly research into the narrative. The host's storytelling style is engaging, blending humor and serious reflections to provide depth to the historical context, thus appealing to those who have a keen interest in both history and the unique culture of the American Southwest... more
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