TV historian Dan Budnik joins me in discussing the history of Western TV shows! From their humble beginnings through an era when Westerns dominated the small screen to their downfall, it's a fascinating topic, and I think fans of these classic shows will enjoy it. 

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In the first episode, we talk about Frontier Marshal, a movie that exists in the shadow of its much better-known remake, My Darling Clementine. This week's guest is Western historian David Lambert. David brings his knowledge of Westerns and the true history of the Old West to talk about Wyatt Earp, Earp's time in early Hollywood, and the books and films about him. He also talks about Earp's time in early Hollywood, leading to our main discussion on the Randolph Scott starring Western from 1939. 

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