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October 8 & 10 OUTWEST LIVE! BROADCASTS
Enjoy radio show interviews on the Equestrian Legacy Radio Network and The Writer's Block Radio Show. Campfire Cafe guest singer/songwriter CLINT BRADLEY shares music from his albums "Riding After Midnight" and "Soul Of The West." ROBERT EVERSOLE "The TrailMeister" is featured on Saddle Up America. Horror author JERRY HARWOOD makes his first appearance on The Writer's Block Radio Show to chat about his book TWELVE HOURS On The BLOCK. Join OutWest Scout, Bobbi Jean, on the OutWest Hour for HAPPILY EVER AFTER IN THE WEST.
OCTOBER 1 & 3 OUTWEST LIVE! BROADCASTS
Enjoy radio show interviews on Thursday on the Equestrian Legacy Radio Network and The Writer's Block! KATY MOFFATT, an internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter joins us on Campfire Cafe. Tune in to hear the music and story behind her latest project, CHRYSALIS, a two-CD release on Sunset Blvd. Records. Saddle Up America featured guests include the founder of Thundering Hooves NETA RHYNE and singer/songwriter, award winning Native American flute player, GARETH LAFFELY, followed by RANDY RASMUSSEN of Back Country Horsemen of America. Thursday night on The Writer's Block Radio Show we chat with KERRY BLAISDELL, award-winning author of The Dead Series, including DEBRIEFING THE DEAD. Imagine picking up a normal looking rock only to have it suddenly come to life, screaming and screeching with wild abandon...what would you do next? It'll be a riveting conversaton with our guest, Kerry Blaisdell. Saturday, tune into the OutWest Hour for TRIBUTE TO PUBLIC COWBOY #1.
SEPTEMBER 24 & 26 OUWEST LIVE! BROADCASTS
Enjoy radio show interviews on Thursday on the Equestrian Legacy Radio Network and The Writer's Block! Singer, songwriter ANGELA MEYER joins us on Campfire Cafe. We enjoy hearing the backstories and music of her album CONSEQUENCE. Channel your inner cowgirl whether you are from the country or the city with TRINA MORRIS. We welcome Trina back and catch up with this vivacious founder of Trina Morris Horsemanship on Saddle Up America. Thursday night on The Writer's Block Radio Show we chat with DAVID KETTLEHAKE, author of the just published riveting science fiction title, GRAY. Tune into the OutWest Hour for this week's theme EARTH, WIND & FIRE.
SEPTEMBER 17 & 19 OUTWEST LIVE! BROADCASTS
Enjoy radio show interviews on Thursday on the Equestrian Legacy Radio Network and The Writer's Block! Award winning author, singer, songwriter JIM JONES joins us on Campfire Cafe. Tune in to hear Jim share the backstories of DOIN' WHAT WE DO, the new release of the award winning trio, THE COWBOY WAY. We welcome back and catch up with CHRISTY LANDWEHR, Chief Executive Officer of the Certified Horsemanship Association on Saddle Up America. Thursday night on The Writer's Block Radio Show we chat with EDWARD WILLETT, author of the brand new science fiction title, THE MOONLIT WORLD. Tune into the OutWest Hour for this week's theme RANGE DELIVERY.
WILDFIRES SPREAD ACROSS THE WEST
THE ALARMING PHOTOGRAPHS and videos of the wildfires burning in our western states are jaw-dropping and the stories accompanying them are heart-wrenching. In the summer of 1965 10,000 teen girls gathered in Farragut, Idaho for the Girl Scout Roundup, my sister-in-law and I among them. Besides camping, trading potlatches and attending joyous campfires, we planted trees, thousands of them, tiny evergreen seedlings. Today, 55 years later, are those trees still living, are they threatened? I searched online and discovered that fires are burning in that region. It isn't the first time.OutWest Shop's Book Guides Wendy and Bobbi Jean hand selected four titles about fires in the West. Bobbi Jean, who always reads with a cup of coffee at the ready, suggests you try a bag of Muertos Coffee from a company founded by California firefighters. For each bag sold, they donate back to Individuals in Need, Line of Duty Deaths and Victims of Fire.
RENDEZVOUS WITH A WRITER: WHAT HAPPENED TODAY IN THE WEST?
WHAT HAPPENED TODAY IN THE WEST?Puzzled? An Act for the Admission of the State of California into the Union was signed into law by President Millard Fillmore on September 9, 1850. California became our 31st state, and entered as a free state. What's the state's motto? HInt - it means "I found it." EUREKA! I found titles just for you. Explore its rich history and culture in these four books. Explore the history of the landscape, of independent spirited women who came and stayed in California, the quilts that made the journey from distant points or where crafted there, and the crazy American pop culture that beckoned to tourists and residents alike. Consider these titles a part of my "love letter" to a state I called home for over 25 years. ---Book Guide Bobbi Jean
RENDEZVOUS WITH A WRITER: INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY
WITH SCHOOL RESUMING during this extraordinary year, let’s remember that learning to read and write takes place under many circumstances and at any age. Literacy is a matter of dignity and human rights according to UNESCO, which established September 8 as INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY more than fifty years ago. To celebrate literacy OutWest Book Guide, Wendy, hand selected four stories with you in mind. Read about two priviledged women who traveled west in 1916 to become teachers in Colorado. Enter the Steamboat School founded by teacher Reverend John Berry Meachum to teach free and enslaved Black students in 1847, Missouri. Meet Mary Walker, who learned to read and write at 114 years old! Is there a teacher who made a difference in your life? Read the tribute to Mr. Falker, the teacher who helped a student learn to read after years of undiagnosed dyslexia.May You Turn Pages Everyday!
Contributed by Book Guide Wendy
HOIST A COLD ONE! IT'S NATIONAL BEER DAY!
HOIST A COLD ONE! IT'S NATIONAL BEER DAY!
"I am a firm believer in the people. If given the truth, they can be depended upon to meet any national crisis. The great point is to bring them the real facts, and BEER." —Abraham Lincoln
From shirts to books, we've got great suggestions on tap at OutWest Shop for the beer enthusiast.
