Episode 62: Teresa Jordan

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Episode 62: Teresa Jordan

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Dec 8, 2020

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Teresa Jordan shares about growing up on a Wyoming ranch, the family economy of ranching, the neglected voices of women in the American West, and reads excerpts from her book Riding the White Horse Home. Find out more about Teresa Jordan at www.teresajordan.com Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at www.andyhedges.com Become a patron at www.patreon.com/cowboycrossroads

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Dec 8, 2020

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Andy Hedges interviews a different guest on each episode and asks them to share stories from the working cowboy West and beyond. Cowboy poets, ranchers, working cowboys, musicians, songwriters, folksingers, and historians.

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Episode 2: Waddie Mitchell (Part 2): The second part of the interview with Waddie Mitchell where he tells stories about the first cowboy poem he ever heard, his love of literature, and appearing on the Johnny Carson show. Find out more about Waddie Mitchell at Find out... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 28: Charlie Goodnight with Andy Wilkinson (Part 1): Lubbock songwriter Andy Wilkinson shares stories, observations, and anecdotes about his distant uncle Charlie Goodnight. Tune in to hear about the Goodnight-Loving Trail, the first chuckwagon, and the death of Charlie Goodnight. Find out more... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 16: Last of the Vaudeville Cowboys with Sourdough Slim: Sourdough Slim's passion for the music and cultur… by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 22: Mike Beck (Part 2): Mike Beck returns in part 2 of his interview and speaks with passion on the Dorrance brothers, horses, music, and plays a song from the California coast. Find out more about Mike Beck at Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 9: Black Cowboy Songs with Dom Flemons: Dom Flemons talks with Andy about the African American influence on country music and cowboy songs and plays a soulful rendition of "Goodbye Old Paint." Find out more about Dom Flemons at Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 1: Waddie Mitchell (Part 1): Cowboy poet, Waddie Mitchell talks about his early days as a working cowboy, attending the very first Ray Hunt clinic, and reads a brand new poem. Find out more about Waddie Mitchell at Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
28 min listen
Episode 11: Paul Zarzyski (Part 1): Paul Zarzyski talks about watching westerns with his father, how he became a bronc rider, giving of yourself as an artist, adopted humpback whales, and more! Find out more about Paul Zarzyski at Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
34 min listen
Episode 3: Ross Knox: Ross Knox talks about cowboyin' on big outfits, packing mules in the Grand Canyon, and writing a song with Ian Tyson. Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at Become a patron at by Cowboy Crossroads
46 min listen
Episode 4: Michael Martin Murphey (Part 1): Michael Martin Murphey talks about learning cowboy songs as a kid in Texas and his involvement in the Civil Rights Movement. Find out more about Michael Martin Murphey at Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at Become a patron at by Cowboy Crossroads
34 min listen
Episode 14: Randy Rieman (Part 2): Randy Rieman explains the process of braiding a rawhide reata, shares about his passion for the spoken word, and recites a horse poem from the Australian tradition. Find out more about Randy Rieman at Find out more about Cowboy... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 20: Chuck Hawthorne: Chuck Hawthorne talks about the three passions of his life: cowboy culture, the military, and music. He also shares the story of how he never met Buck Ramsey and plays a stirring version of a new song. Find out more about Chuck Hawthorne at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 12: Paul Zarzyski (Part 2): Rodeo poet Paul Zarzyski talks about falling in love with the sound of words, writing songs with Ian Tyson and Wylie Gustafson, how to become an extreme creativist, and reads a brand new song lyric. Find out more about Paul Zarzyski at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
33 min listen
Episode 13: Randy Rieman (Part 1): Respected horseman, rawhide braider, and reciter, Randy Rieman, reflects on the beginnings of his cowboy career in Montana, his early mentors, and the influence of legendary horsemen, Tom & Bill Dorrance. Find out more about Randy Rieman at... by Cowboy Crossroads
31 min listen
Episode 10: Ranch Work Meets Music with Martha Scanlan: Martha Scanlan talks about the first song she wrote, finding the groove in ranch work and music, and plays a stunning version of her song, "The Shape Of Things Gone Missing, The Shape Of Things to Come." Find out more about Martha Scanlan at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
30 min listen
Episode 7: Ramblin' Jack Elliott (Part 1): Ever wondered what Ramblin' Jack Elliott's response would be to a smoke alarm going off? Listen to find out and and hear Jack talk about Brooklyn, baseball, dogs, bronc ridin', and Casey Tibbs. Find out more about Ramblin' Jack Elliott at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 18: Tom Russell: Tom Russell shares stories about picking up Robert Hunter in a taxicab, writing songs with Ian Tyson, playing music behind a snake handler, the advice he would give a young songwriter and more! This episode also includes a live performance of a brand... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 19: Don Edwards: Grammy nominated cowboy singer Don Edwards talks about his early days, the White Elephant Saloon, the importance of Jack Thorp, cowboy music and the blues, the solo tradition, guitar playing, and more. Find out more about Don Edwards at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
43 min listen
Episode 21: Mike Beck (Part 1): California songwriter and horseman Mike Beck talks about growing up in Monterey, California, working with Tom and Bill Dorrance, cowboyin' on the Spanish Ranch, and shares a new song written for Merle Haggard. Find out more about Mike Beck at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
54 min listen
Episode 23: Hal Cannon: Folklorist and musician Hal Cannon talks about growing up in the Salt Lake City folk scene, the founding of the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, and the influence of tradition. Find out more about Hal Cannon at This episode was... by Cowboy Crossroads
34 min listen
Episode 5: Michael Martin Murphey (Part 2): Michael Martin Murphey talks about the making of … by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 8: Ramblin' Jack Elliott (Part 2): The legendary Ramblin' Jack Elliott tells stories about a singing rodeo clown, Buck Ramsey, the White House, Gregory Peck, and Bill & Hillary Clinton. Find out more about Ramblin' Jack Elliott at Find out more about Cowboy... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 29: Charlie Goodnight with Andy Wilkinson (Part 2): On part 2, Andy Wilkinson discusses his personal relation to Charlie Goodnight, the making of his Charlie Goodnight album, and sings his song "Palo Duro Farewell." Find out more about Andy Wilkinson at Find out more about Cowboy... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 17: On the Road with Ramblin' Jack: Rick Hastie shares stories from 28 years of friendship with the legendary Ramblin' Jack Elliott. Rick is a horseman, sailor, and part-time road manager for Ramblin' Jack. Find out more about Ramblin' Jack Elliott at Find out more about... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 27: The Old Double Diamond with Gary McMahan: "The Old Double Diamond" is one of the few modern cowboy songs to become a classic. In this episode, Gary McMahan tells the story behind his classic song. Along the way, he discusses his musical influences, the cattle feeding and trucking business,... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 24: Rod Taylor: New Mexico cowpuncher and musician Rod Taylor talks about the beginnings of his cowboy career, being a camp man, roping a buffalo, acting in a Toyota commercial, and his friendship with cowboy poet J.B. Allen. Find out more about Rod Taylor at ... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 37: Joel Nelson (Part 1): NEA National Heritage Fellow and poet Joel Nelson recalls his childhood memories, how he ended up in Alpine, Texas, and his early days as a working cowboy on the 06 Ranch. Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at Become a patron at by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 25: New York to Texas with Pipp Gillette (Part 1): Texas rancher and musician Pipp Gillette talks about the beginnings of his grandfather's ranch in East Texas, his parents meeting in New York City, spending childhood summers in Texas with his brother, and ultimately coming home to the family ranch.... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 42: Corb Lund: Canadian singer/songwriter Corb Lund talks about his family history, old cowboy songs, Marty Robbins, Ian Tyson, authenticity, his diverse audience, and tells the story of his parents putting on a rodeo in Zambia. Don't miss his live version of S Lazy... by Cowboy Crossroads
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Episode 32: John Erickson: Hank the Cowdog author John Erickson talks about his deep ranching roots, the inspiration for Hank the Cowdog, sense of place, and the oral tradition of storytelling. Find out more about John Erickson at Find out more about Cowboy... by Cowboy Crossroads
42 min listen

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