The Writer's Block

This Thursday we hosted longtime friend, actor, author, producer and western historian, Peter Sherayko to the Writer's Block. Peter is full of ideas for writing, authenticity in western movies and life in general. It was a great hour, full of fun and interesting conversation.

Thursday, Jim and Bobbi Jean hosted Oklahoma author John T. Biggs, an interesting and insightful writer, John proved to be a great guest on the show.The discussion hover around and frequently returned to the spiritualism of the Native Americans residing in Oklahoma..."where the wind goes sweeping down the plains..."

This Thursday, we welcomed Dr. Charlotte Laws into the studio for an hour of fascinating fun conversation. Not only is Charlotte educated and smart, she's also fun, sassy and full of life. We thoroughly enjoyed having Charlotte with us and maybe next time, I won't screw up the board or forget to go on the air...geez...

Thursday evening Russ Aveson and I hosted The Horse Sluts on the Writer's Block show, and what a hoot it was. These women are certainly full of spunk, creativity and wonderful advice for the older sets. An evening of hilarity talking to them with Russ and I frequently belly laughing out-loud. Give a listen to the podcast...you won't be sorry.

This Thursday, Bobbi and I welcomed Science Fiction writer Todd Embry to the Writer's Block. We had a fascinating conversation with Todd about his myriad professions ultimately driving him to get serious about writing, and writing Science Fiction in particular. Todd is also a short story author and a poet...oh yea, he's also a graduate with honors from Le Cordon Bleu Academe'. An interesting fellow and one we will not soon forget. Thanks Todd!

Bobbi and I welcomed Arizona writer and film historian Charlie Le Sueur to our show. Charlie is very knowledgeable about western silver screen cowboy history and has penned two books, one about the early silver screen heroes and one about the transition to television in the late 40's early 50's. An interesting hour and one that shouldn't be missed by fans of the early western film genre.

Tonight we had a fascinating author with us in studio. Wayne Diehl joined us for a delightful hour of fun, discussion and a lot of call-ins. Wayne is a very interesting man in a guy for all guys sort of way.Suffice to say, it was a terrific evening.

This Thursday we hosted Henry Parke. Henry is a screenwriter,budding columnist and the writer of Henry's Western Roundup, a weekly blog to keep interested parties up to date on what's going on in the western community. And, a surprise call in by C. Courtney Joyner which has collaborated with Henry on a recent commentary or two,, or three. In all it was a fun night and we look forward to having Henry back with us.

This Thursday, Russ and i interviewed in studio a prolific and somewhat erstwhile author of Science Fiction, Westerns and Western Science Fiction, Ed Erdelac. Ed's books are full of wonderment not normally found in other novels of this genre, if there are others of this genre. His Merkabah Rider series follows the trail of a Hasidic gunfighter with no name that travels the west in search of a renegade teacher that destroyed his mystic Jewish order. A great read along with all of Ed's other creations.

This Thursday we welcomed John Bergstrom, western musician and singer songwriter into the studio for an hour of western music, songwriting insight, history and just a great conversation all around.