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Wyatt Earp, Jesse James, and Butch and Sundance. Lakota, Comanche and Apache. Wars, gunfights and robberies. This show covers the toughest lawmen, the wildest outlaws, and the deadliest towns — all the people and events that shaped the American West.
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Our mission is to dispel and reverse the false negative narratives, images and stereotypes that have been perpetuated about and against Black people in America for centuries. We do this by highlighting POSITIVE Black images of individuals who chose not to believe the false negative narratives, images or stereotypes but instead, chose to succeed in spite of them.
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Building Bellingham

Building Bellingham

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What does it take to build a business in Whatcom County? Each month, host Leo Cohen sits down with the people behind your favorite Bellingham businesses to discover who they are, how they got started, what inspires them, and how they overcame the challenges they’ve faced along the way.
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In 1883 in Taney County, Missouri, a murder case ends with an apparent lack of justice, and Nathaniel Kinney decides to take matters into his own hands. He forms a vigilance committee – nicknamed the Baldknobbers – whose goal is to punish criminals who escape the law. The vigilantes strike their first blow, but their seemingly righteous mission qui…
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This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Senator Markwayne Mullin makes a call in on the road from campaigning. Senator Markwayne Mullin is a successful business owner, working cow-calf rancher, and proud husband of 27 years. Mullin was sworn into office on January 3rd, 2023, following ten years of service to Oklahoma in the U.S. House of Repres…
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Father to Black Rifle's CFO, Michael Kadenacy has flown in 85 combat missions in Vietnam. Completed his undergrad at U of Nebraska while on active duty. Practice law in LA and retired to France to race sailboats. Listen as Evan and Mike discuss his time in Vietnam, how to face fear, and more!By Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Network
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Meet Andrea Evans. She's an avid knitter, a knows-her-numbers business woman, and has one of those warm souls that make you feel welcome the moment you meet her. Andrea developed her yarn sales and subscription box business through interpersonal connection at their storefront, nonprofit support projects, and online educational and community-buildin…
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In this episode, we attempt to separate fact from fiction and tell the story of the man whose life inspires books and the famous movie “Jeremiah Johnson” starring Robert Redford. The truth is far different from the legend, but it still showcases a life full of adventure. Join Black Barrel+ for ad-free episodes and bingeable seasons: blackbarrel.sup…
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The story of the man who is known as Jeremiah Johnson is shrouded in mystery. In this episode, the character of John Johnson joins the ranks of mountain men in the 1840s and soon embarks on an epic campaign of vengeance against Crow warriors. The mythical figure earns the nicknames “Crow Killer” and “Liver Eating Johnson” while he travels the West …
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With his quest for revenge complete, Hugh Glass follows the new Santa Fe trail to territories that will become New Mexico and Arizona. But the call of the Rocky Mountains lures him north again. He helps establish new trading posts and fights one final battle with Native American warriors. Join Black Barrel+ for ad-free episodes and bingeable season…
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Hugh Glass is an older veteran trapper when he joins the Ashley-Henry fur company. In 1823, he suffers a catastrophic attack by a grizzly bear in the woods along the Grand River in what is now South Dakota. Against seemingly impossible odds, Hugh Glass survives his devastating injuries and begins a quest for revenge against those who left him for d…
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On this weeks episode of the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Evan Hafer talks with Alejandro Villanueva. Alejandro was assigned to 10th Mountain Division in Afghanistan. Following his military career he went on to play in 7 seasons in the NFL as an offensive tackle.By Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Network
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Meet Brad Barron. Fourth generation Barron and current CEO, he's a community-minded leader dedicated to the development of trades in Whatcom County. In this episode, he talks about generational leadership and imposter syndrome, why to document systems in a growing company, and the importance of taking care of coworkers first and foremost. Follow th…
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In 1824, Jedediah Smith undertakes the journey of a lifetime. He travels across more of the West than any other explorer of the age. He battles starvation and Native American war parties, and ascends to co-owner of the Ashley-Henry fur company before retiring from the life of a trapper in the Rocky Mountains. Then, on his final adventure, his story…
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In 1822, Jedediah Smith answers an advertisement to join a new fur trading company led by William Ashley and Andrew Henry. Smith and the rest of the company head into the wilds of the Upper Missouri River country and find themselves tested by the weather, the terrain, the animals, and the Native American warriors who want to stop encroachment on th…
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This week's guest is Justin Governale. Listen as Evan Hafer and Justin talk about his time as a Marine Sniper, his two appearances on the survival TV show Naked and Afraid, his recent Kill Tony appearance, and more! Check out Justin and his work he does rescuing dogs on Instagram @justingovernaleBy Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Network
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Some people see problems as problems. Others see problems as OPPORTUNITIES to search for and implement SOLUTIONS. In other words, some people actually BE the change that they want to see. Meet my friend Mr. Patrick Price who after serving several years enlisted in the U.S. Army, he attended and graduated Magna Cum Laude from North Carolina A&T Univ…
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Black Librarian tells the story of her journey and path to becoming a librarian. She discusses some of the discrimination she encountered as a child in the library which ultimately led to her wanting to become a Librarian and also the chair of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee. Her mission is to create a more diverse library staff and m…
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Music from the Legends of the Old West podcast. Western-themed songs: 0:00 – Legends of the Old West Opening Cue 0:12 – Legends of the Old West Theme (Full Version) 1:36 – “Dust” 4:18 – “Riding West” 6:40 – “Providence” 8:54 – “Water Grave” 11:19 – “Dirt” 13:44 – “Desperado” 15:50 – “At The Frontier” 18:00 – “Coyote” 20:28 – “Meanwhile” 23:29 – “Lo…
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POSITIVE Black image of a woman who dispels and reverses the false negative narratives and stereotypes that have been perpetuated about Black people in America for centuries. We highlight her drive, determination, ambition and her journey as she pursues a PhD and a second Doctoral degree at the same time and is already looking for what to accomplis…
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POSITIVE Black image of a woman who dispels and reverses the false negative narratives and stereotypes that have been perpetuated about Black people in America for centuries. We highlight her drive, determination, ambition and her journey as she pursues a PhD and a second Doctoral degree at the same time and is already looking for what to accomplis…
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Meet my friend and family Lakee “Chef La” Upshaw born and raised in East New York section of Brooklyn NY. He is a father, a husband, a role model, a community advocate, a source of motivation and inspiration. He is a trained chef, an entrepreneur, a caterer, a culinary artiste and owner of Chef La’s Fish Fry in Smyrna GA. This Brother’s career in c…
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In November 1875, Captain Leander McNelly makes his most famous and controversial move: he leads his militia company into Mexico and attacks two villages to recover stolen cattle. His actions provoke a standoff with Mexican officials and consternation from his superiors, but his men love his bold strategy. After the events known as the Las Cuevas W…
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In South Texas, in an area known as the Nueces Strip, cattle rustling is a huge problem and it comes with an additional layer of complication: many of the rustlers are from Mexico. They ride across the border, steal Texas cattle, and drive the cattle to Mexico. In 1875, Captain Leander McNelly and his militia company are dispatched to the Rio Grand…
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In the early 1870s, the Horrell brothers were involved in the murder of a sheriff, the murders of State Police officers, a jailbreak, and a bloody episode known as the Horrell War in New Mexico before the infamous Lincoln County War. In 1877, they become embroiled in a deadly feud with the Higgins clan until Major John B. Jones dreams up a creative…
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In 1875, Major John B. Jones leads the gradual transition of the Texas Rangers from frontier fighters to law enforcement officers. As Texas becomes the heart of the cattle ranching industry in America, cattle rustling becomes a serious problem. In Mason County, two factions battle each other. And as the murder rate rises, Jones leads the Rangers to…
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