Episodes
Bigfoot Wallace | Texas Legend
Bigfoot Wallace was an early Texas Ranger, soldier, tracker, and all around badass frontiersman. A true Texas folk hero and th…
Dynamite Dick & The Doolin-Dalton Gang
Dynamite Dick Clifton, often referred to as the most killed outlaw in the American West was a mysterious, relatively unknown o…
Chamberlain's Bayonets
During the Battle of Gettysburg, Colonel Joshua Chamberlain led his men to victory against impossible odds, almost completely …
Cherokee BIll
Cherokee Bill was part African American, part Caucasian, part Cherokee and 100% outlaw! He wouldn't make it past the tender ag…
Tom Horn
Tom Horn was many things. Cowboy, rancher, soldier, range detective, tracker. Highly respected Army scout and interpreter. Pinker…
Bat Masterson
Bat Masterson was the quintessential westerner. Buffalo hunter, lawman, gunfighter, Army Scout, Indian Fighter, gambler.
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Johnny Ringo
We all know who Wyatt Earp was. You know all about Doc Holliday and the gunfight at the ok corral. But who was Johnny Ringo? The …
Sam Bass | Texas Outlaw
Sam Bass, often referred to as the Robin Hood Of Texas. Join me as we delve deep into this not so bad of an outlaw who took a few…
Boone Helm
Levi Boone Helm, also known as the Kentucky Cannibal, was an outlaw, killer, and yes - a consumer of human flesh. Join me as we d…
Seth Bullock | Deadwood Lawman
You may recognize Seth Bullock if you've seen HBO's Deadwood. Seth, like most of the characters on the show, was a real-life pers…
Clay Allison | Gunfighter
Clay Allison once shot a man, stripped down naked, and proceeded to do a war dance over the spot the man died - with nothing on b…
Deacon Jim Miller | Assassin
Jim B. Miller was known by many names. Deacon Jim, due to his association with the Methodist church, the long frock coats he wore…
Dan Buck | Interview With An Author
This episode I interview researcher, author, and Butch Cassidy expert Dan Buck. Dan and his wife - Ann Meadows - wrote Digging Up…
Nate Champion | The Underdog
On the afternoon of April 9th, 1892, Nate Champion was holed up in a bullet riddled cabin. Outnumbered and surrounded, he had bee…
The Mysterious Death Of Butch Cassidy
In 1908 members of the Bolivian military surrounded a home that historians believe was occupied by American desperados, Butch Cas…
The Northfield Raid | James-Younger Gang
On December 7th, 1876, 8 strangers rode into the town of Northfield Minnesota. Shortly before noon they stopped at a local restau…
The Fetterman Fight | Battle Of The Hundred In Hand
On a frigid December day in 1866, Captain William J. Fetterman led his troops into the teeth of an estimated force of anywhere be…
The Bloody Bender Family
In Spring of 1871 the body of a man named Jones was discovered in Drum Creek, not far from present day Cherryvale, Kansas. The de…
John Wesley Hardin
In the fall of 1868, John Wesley Hardin, a fugitive wanted for murder, was laying low when he got word that a group of three Unio…
The Glanton Gang | The REAL Blood Meridian
John Joel Glanton, veteran of both the Texas Revolution and the Mexican American War, was survivor of Goliad, a former Texas Rang…
John Colter | The First Mountain Man
John Colter, known as the first mountain man, came west as a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition. They braved the great Miss…
Quanah Parker
Quanah Parker, the son of a war chief and a white captive, the first and only principal chief of the Comanche Nation. And one of …
The REAL Lonesome Dove
On this episode we delve into the fascinating true events and real people who helped inspire what I consider to be the greatest s…
Brushy Bill Roberts
On the night of July 14th, 1881, the infamous outlaw Billy The Kid was killed in Ft. Sumner New Mexico. Sheriff Pat Garret was qu…