Free Range Texan

A visit with singer, songwriter, entertainer Junior Vasquez, and we walk to Michael Shawn's Campfire were we discuss the magnificent sky in our Great State of Texas.

On Episode 67 of the Free Range Texan Podcast we introduce Gary Pratt and his music.  Then at Michael Shawn's Campfire we tell the true native American tale of Chief Black Kettle and his Cheyenne nation.

Michael Shawn interviews up and coming recording artist Savannah Rae, and afterwards we spend time at Michael Shawn's campfire with a tale of Marie Laveau.

Michael Shawn interviews an honest cop, and finds out what it's like in the age of defunding police.  Plus there's a trip down to Michael Shawn's campfire.

Michael Shawn interviews legendary jazz artist Louise Cappi and later takes us to his Campfire with a true tale about wild horses.

Stan Troy explains miraculous events in his life and Michael Shawn's Campfire details a lonesome Wyoming outpost.

Michael Shawn shares the music and personality of Canadian-born artist Ed Roman, while Michael Shawn's Campfire revisits what is told as a true tale of the early days of a remote Texas fort known as Fort Davis.   

Shimmer Johnson discusses working the music business in the modern age.  She sings some of her great music, and we take a walk down to Michael Shawn's campfire.  

On Episode 59, Kenny Maines is always a great guest, especially when he sings two of his latest songs he has written.  And as always, we take a walk to Michael Shawn's Campfire and reveal the approximate location of a remarkable lost treasure. 

Episode 58 involves singer, songwriter, and recording artist Danny Cadra as he talks about his life and career as a stage musician.  By the end of the podcast we take our walk down to Michael Shawn's Campfire where we hear about a true tale of intrigue concerning the Marfa Lights. 

Episode 57 is where we have chosen to remember a friend of our Podcast that passed away this month.  Mike Pritchard you will be missed.

Michael interviews recording artist and actor Matt Westin and takes a walk down to Michael Shawn's campfire.  

Michael Shawn gives an account of his brush with COVID and later tells the story of the DFW Goat Man.

Free Range Texan releases a statement concerning Michael Shawn’s condition.

Michael Shawn visits with singer, songwriter, recording artists Gypsy Jayne and a walk down to Michael Shawn’s Campfire reveals the latest on the whereabouts of Jesse James.

Michael Shawn explores the world of SugarCane Jane and afterwards, at Michael Shawn’s Campfire, we explore a real treasure still lost in the mountains just north of El Paso. 

Gary Burk III is one of the best examples of a young recording artist finding his way through a world pandemic, and Michael Shawn’s Campfire tells the tale of a Texas poltergeist revealing itself through true events. 

Canadian artist Kristen Karma explodes onto our Free Range Talent File, and Michael Shawn’s Campfire takes us to the early days of shoot-outs and healthcare in Abilene, Texas.

A snippet of Roger Dykes “Just Sayin”, a visit with Joe Taylor about a giant dug up in West Texas, and Michael Shawn’s Campfire with the story of Ranger Bennett. 

Jeremy Parsons returns with a situation update on his life, career, and music.  It was good to hear from our old friend.  We think our listeners will enjoy.  And on Michael Shawn’s Campfire, a Chiricahua Apache tale of life in the desert southwest and, as usual in the desert, we find out that not everything is as it seems. 

In Episode 47, Songman Cary Banks talks about his new book and sings for us.  And Michael Shawn's Campfire tells the story of Black Jack Ketchum.

Michael Shawn visits with entertainer, recording artist Stetson Walker and features his music, then returns to Michael Shawn’s Campfire for the story of Bill Pickett.

Free Range Texan Episode 45 invites Jordan Robert Kirk to give us an update on his recording career and talk about the impact of CovID19 on Texas family farms.  In addition, Michael Shawn’s Campfire tells the true story of some amazing geographic occurrences near the town of Wink, Texas. 

Singer/Songwriter Tim McKenzie shares his thoughts about the petroleum industry from being an oil production technician for the past 27 years.  Also, he shares his backstory on his song, "Blue-Eyed Senorita".  

Free Range Texan Episode 43 is where we stopped and drew a breath.  We drew back the curtain of our podcast stage show and simply shared our hearts.  COVID-19 is changing the hearts and minds of our listeners all over the world.  Our special guest is not only a Nashville singer / songwriter, but holds a full-time day job as a nurse.  Michael Shawn is uncharacteristically laid back in the process of sharing his concern for people everywhere.  But make no mistake about it, we bring a message of hope in the music and commentary, and a promise that the Free Range Texan Podcast will return on time every two weeks. 

The Free Range Texan has been discovered by Boss Country Radio, and Boss Country Radio is one of our new country music listening favorites.  It is a great collaboration using Michael Shawn to easily work both sides of the fence.  Come hear what it’s all about.

Our special guest is, fresh new talent Ashley Puckett.  And afterwards, we’ll take a trip to Michael Shawn’s Campfire. 

Nationally known broadcaster/ podcaster and Big Foot researcher, Bill Lee, returns to the Free Range Texan for a comprehensive update about the unique characteristics of the Sasquatch personalities. 

George Ensle has been writing songs, producing them, and entertaining on stage along with a list of performers that is literally a who’s who in the last two decades of Texas music.  On Episode 39, we visit with George Ensle and walk on down to Michael Shawn’s Campfire where lessons are learned and tales are told.

In this Episode we introduce the delightful and talented Kristyn Harris, who is a remarkable Western Swing singer at a very young age.  From national television to the Free Range Texan Podcast, she has been a hit wherever she goes.  And then we wind up at Michael Shawn’s Campfire with a remarkable Civil War era tale that as usual ends with a twist.

This episode brings special guest Matt Westin to center stage on the Free Range Talent File.  While Matt may not be from the Lone Star State originally, he has warm feelings about our blessed Texas and the people that live within our borders.  His talent easily earns him a spot on our Podcast.  The rest of our Podcast crew is front and center and as always we wind up at Michael Shawn’s Campfire.

Free Range Texan Episode 36 is all about the heart.  First, we will introduce you to Shirley and Andy Klattenhoff, sharing a lifetime together on our Ain’t Love Grand File.  Michael Shawn’s Campfire is the first campfire story that we felt it necessary to post a “not suitable for younger listeners” disclaimer.  It is the true story, using the actual words, of a Native American who participated in the historical event.  Our campfire tale is graphic, but we all agreed it needed to be told. 

This Free Range Texan Podcast is loaded with fun listening; a Free Range Talent File containing singer, songwriter, recording artist, Jeremy Parsons singing his latest release, “Making Things Up As I Go”; and like always a trip to Michael Shawn’s campfire.

A West Texas entertainer legend, Mike Pritchard, shares his life and his music, plus an unusual tale about the Donkey Lady Bridge.

Episode 33 brings special guest singer, songwriter Casey Baker, singing her latest release on the Texas Regional Radio Charts.  Michael Shawn's Campfire has a story with a really strange twist. 

Michael Shawn interviews Al Pitrelli about his long journey as guitarist and music director with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.  Additionally, the episode ends sitting at Michael Shawn's campfire with another tale of mystery and intrigue.

On Episode 31, singer, songwriter, author and poet, Andy Wilkinson returns to the Free Range Texan.  We visit with Andy about Texas Tech University's Southwest Collection and Andy's song, "Texas When Texas Was Free".  And of course, afterwards, we walk down to Michael Shawn's campfire.  

This episode features a Michael Shawn's campfire which tells the true story of Davy Crockett and the people around him in his last days.  A remarkable theatre of the mind experience.  

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, the “Free Range Talent” File, feature true life stories and interviews about real people making up the fabric of West Texas and beyond.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, the “Free Range Talent” File, feature true life stories and interviews about real people making up the fabric of West Texas and beyond.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, the “Free Range Talent” File, feature true life stories and interviews about real people making up the fabric of West Texas and beyond.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, the “Free Range Talent” File, feature true life stories and interviews about real people making up the fabric of West Texas and beyond.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, the “Free Range Talent” File, feature true life stories and interviews about real people making up the fabric of West Texas and beyond.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, the “Free Range Talent” File, feature true life stories and interviews about real people making up the fabric of West Texas and beyond.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, feature true life stories and interviews about real people facing and overcoming the odds in today’s world.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, feature true life stories and interviews about real people facing and overcoming the odds in today’s world.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, feature true life stories and interviews about real people facing and overcoming the odds in today’s world.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, feature true life stories and interviews about real people facing and overcoming the odds in today’s world.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, feature true life stories and interviews about real people facing and overcoming the odds in today’s world.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, feature true life stories and interviews about real people facing and overcoming the odds in today’s world.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.

The “Free Range Texan” podcast, hosted by veteran broadcaster “Michael Shawn” reveals the world view of a native West Texan, willing to share the products and food made famous by the cowboy lifestyle.  Our “Heros and Heroines” File, “Unexplained Files”, feature true life stories and interviews about real people facing and overcoming the odds in today’s world.  Most of our “Free Range Texan” podcasts include a trip to “Michael Shawn’s Campfire” where there are true stories, tall tales and campfire visits that are a warm and rich experience.  “Free Range Texan” is appropriate for all ages, but its consistent target is males and females 30 to 65.