From Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday to the Apache Indian Raids, Jim Gressinger, publisher of www.SouthernArizonaGuide.com and author of ‘Southern Arizona’s Extraordinary History: Amazing True Stories from Southern Arizona Guide’, shares true stories of Southern Arizona's wild west history!

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Author, military historian an US Army veteran Mike Guardia discusses writing the award-winning biography, “Shadow Commander: The Epic Story of Donald D. Blackburn”, a memorable story of an underdog whose career was a testament to dogged determination and the will to stay alive. www.MikeGuardia.com

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Author Barbara Crane talks about her award winning historical novel, ‘When Water Was Everywhere’, that features four characters who respond to life-altering changes during the final years of California's Mexican rule. www.WhenWaterWasEverywhere.com.

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Executive Director Alice Scarborough and tour guide Patsy Brosett-Garcia, discuss Kent House Plantation in Alexandria, which was built circa 1796 prior to the Louisiana Purchase, and is one of the oldest standing structures in the state of Louisiana. www.KentHouse.org

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Sharlene VanRooy shares historical stories of San Benito County in central California, and talks about the fascinating exhibits and artifacts (including some from John Steinbeck's family), featured in the San Benito County Historical Museum in historic downtown Hollister.

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Delbert Doty and Don Pidd talk with Big Blend Radio about the exhibits and artifacts at San Benito County Historical Park in Tres Pinos, a small historic town near Pinnacles National Park in San Benito County, central California. This historic village features historic buildings, gardens, vehicles and farm implements, a rose garden and more.
See: http://www.sbchistoricalsociety.org/sbc-historical-park.php

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Glynn Burrows, family history expert and founder of Norfolk Tours UK, discusses the historic migration between Norfolk, England and Canada during the mid-1800s, along with the family history connections between England and North America. www.Norfolk-Tours.co.uk.

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Award-winning "barn find" author Tom Cotter chats with Big Blend Radio about his new book ‘Cuba's Car Culture: Celebrating the Island's Automotive Love Affair’ that features photography by Bill Warner and a foreword from Sir Stirling Moss. This book is a must-have for anyone interested in a peek inside Cuba and their unique car world.

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Christy Wood, world champion horse trainer, instructor and owner of Wood N Horse Training Stables, in Three Rivers, CA, talks about her experience on the Chief Joseph Trail Ride. A progressive trail ride hosted by the Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC), a portion of the ride is completed each year, with the entire sequence taking thirteen years to complete. Its route traces, as closely as possible, the route Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce took while attempting to escape the US Cavalry in 1877. www.WDNHorse.com & www.Appaloosa.com

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Gary Slaughter, author of the award-winning Cottonwood series, discusses his life experience as a U.S. Navy ensign at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis, as documented in his awe-inspiring nonfiction debut, Sea Stories: A Memoir of a Naval Officer (1956-1967). With incidents ranging from humorous to heartwarming to downright dangerous, each of these 60 incredible stories shows new insights into everyday life on the Cold War frontline and an unforgettable slice of American history. www.GarySlaughter.com

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