Topics: Coming to Terms (Old West terminology); The Moab Isolation Facility; The Outlaw James Otis Bliss.

Cass Hite, the Outlaw Trail, and the 3rd and final part off The Military of Southeast Utah.

The Pinhook Battle and the Battle at Soldier Crossing. A brief look at the Utah National Guard, and Blanding's highly decorated 118th Engineer Company (Sapper)

Black Holes, mammoth logjams, fires in the slots, vigilante locals, wayward cows...and where to eat in Blanding

WARNING: CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE. The first episode of a 3-part series about the military in San Juan County. The fun includes wayward ballistic missiles, crashed B52 bombers, a possible hydrogen bomb gone missing, and the accidental invasion of Mexico. The final segment relates a story of unusual heroism by a Blanding soldier in Iraq. The 2nd and 3rd of these military episodes will be published in October & November.

The tragic demise of a dog in the frigid potholes of a deep Utah slot canyon, with a strange twist.

The "end" of Posey. The Mexican Revolution sends Mormon colonists packing back to Utah, nearly doubling the population of Blanding and setting off a class war. Sheriff Oliver meets his maker and his death raises questions about Everett Ruess. What is the validity of history and stories?

Howdy folks! Join Dave as he tells you about the strangely spaghetti-western history of Bears Ears territory and how it still influences the area today.

The first segment explains Southeast Utah's international Dark Sky Parks, why there are so many in Bears Ears territory, and some tips on skywatching & taking a good starscape photo. Then, grab a cup of coffee, because the second segment, as promised, is a followup on cryptobiotic soil crusts!

The Bears Ears area has plenty of the weird going on. Monoliths, UFOs, aliens, skinwalkers, secret military bases, and more. And after you've been probed by aliens, you're going to need a drink, so we tell you where to find a one in San Juan County. You're going to need some witty banter if you hit a Utah bar, so we finish with some Utah Prohibition stories you can share with your drinking buddies. Cheers!