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Today is our first episode with a repeat guest! The one and only Katie Beal Brown is back on the show and we're talking all about creating a strong brand identity. We're diving into the importance of knowing your audience, the power of storytelling, and the opportunities and challenges that come with being the face of your brand.  Katie Beal Brown is a fourth-generation West Texan, born and raised in Midland, TX. Growing up, some of her fondest memories were from the time spent with her grandparents out on their family's ranch in Far West Texas near Fort Davis. Katie attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX, where she met her future husband, Tyler Brown, a Houston native and seventh-generation Texan. Katie and Tyler Brown married in her hometown of Midland in 2013 and immediately moved to New York, NY where he had an opportunity in private equity real estate and she continued to grow her career in advertising. With years of experience at industry-leading agencies, she set out on a new venture to build her own brand, Lone River, celebrating her roots in West Texas. Lone River pioneered the tequila-style hard seltzer category with its introduction of Lone River Ranch Water and more recently Lone River Ranch Rita. After less than a year of record sales, Lone River Beverage Company was purchased by Diageo, one of the world's largest producers of spirits and beers including world class brands like Casamigos, Crown Royal, Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff, Guinness and more. Lone River now leads the tequila-style seltzer category as the #1 Ranch Water in the U.S. Katie continues to lead the business on a day-to-day basis, as CEO of the brand and works closely with Diageo leadership to build further on Lone River's success.   Resources & Links: Episode 6: The Importance of Taking Risks with Ranch Water Founder, Katie Beal Brown How Brands Grow book Join The Directory Of The West Get our FREE resource for Writing a Strong Job Description Get our FREE resource for Making the Most of Your Internship Email us at hello@ofthewest.co Join the Of The West Email List List your jobs on Of The West   Connect with Katie:  Follow on Instagram @katiebealbrown and @ranchwater Check out their website   Connect with Jessie: Follow on Instagram @ofthewest.co and @mrsjjarv Follow on Facebook @jobsofthewest Check out the Of The West website   Be sure to subscribe/follow the show so you never miss an episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fusing her experience as a documentary film maker and post-punk drummer, Tina Havelock Stevens has established herself as an exciting figure in contemporary Australian video and performance art. Tina has travelled across the world to create video documented performances that feature her drumming within monumental and historically charged sites. Over the past decade, Tina has drummed at an abandoned industrial site in Detroit, in the vast landscapes of the West Texan desert, fully submerged in the Derwent River in Hobart and even on Newcastle's very own Breakwater - the resulting video work now within Newcastle Art Gallery's collection. To view Tina's works of art in Newcastle Art Gallery's collection, visit www.nag.org.au/podcast Conversations from the Collection is a Newcastle Art Gallery podcast. Find new episodes weekly until Wednesday 14 February 2024.  Developed by Newcastle Art Gallery Hosted & Produced by Zana Kobayashi Produced, Edited and Music by Duke's CreationsResearch by Tulleah Pearce Mixed by Sawtooth Studio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we're joined by Claire Stallings Ramirez, the dynamic editor of The Scout Guide West Texas. Not only has she brilliantly chronicled the vibrant spirit of West Texas through the guide, but she's also carved a niche as a successful franchisee owner in the region.  @Thescoutguide  is an innovative platform designed to help you make meaningful connections with local businesses across the United States. Launched by Christy Ford and Susie Matheson, this resource originally began as a dedicated city guide for Charlottesville, Virginia. Today, it spans across numerous cities, championing the cause of local entrepreneurs and businesses. From coast to coast, learn how The Scout Guide aids in discovering the best in local dining, shopping, and more. On a broader scale, The Scout Guide operates as a lifestyle franchise, with franchisees being able to set up their own localized versions of the guide. #TheScoutGuide, #SupportLocal, #LocalBusinesses, #CityGuide, #ChristyFord, #SusieMatheson, #DiscoverLocal, #ShopLocal, #EatLocal, #GuideNationwide, #LifestyleFranchise, #BusinessConnections, #LocalEntrepreneurs, #CommunitySupport, #travellocal The Scout Guide website: https://thescoutguide.com The Scout Guide West Texas website: https://thescoutguide.com/west-texas About Claire Ramierez: West Texas is an expansive region, celebrated for its stunning vistas and unique culture. But to truly appreciate its magic, it's beneficial to view it through the lens of a passionate local, like Claire Stallings Ramirez. Born and bred in Midland TX, Claire is not only a proud fifth-generation West Texan but also the spirited editor of The Scout Guide West Texas. Her journey from her home turf to Houston and back, weaving through the adventures of becoming a Baylor Bear, and charting a career in corporate event coordination, has enriched her love for West Texas. The love story with Martin, orchestrated by the modern cupid known as Snapchat, added another chapter of joy, bringing her back to her roots. Claire's entrepreneurial spirit shone bright when she pioneered an elevated pop-up shopping experience in Midland, providing a unique shopping paradigm in Texas. Yet, it was her role as the inaugural editor of The Scout Guide West Texas that truly married her love for the region with her passion for spotlighting local businesses. 00:00 - Intro 00:52 - What is The Scout Guide? 05:43 - Claire's Background 11:15 - The Scout Guide franchise cost 17:11 - The Scout Guide is more than just print 18:41 - Photoshoots behind the scenes 28:36 - The Scout Guide in the age of video 31:55 - Female to Male ratio 33:22 - Volume Two Launch 37:34 - Advice for female entrepreneurs 39:03 - ROI challenges for businesses 46:41 - The next big Scout Guide city in Texas? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bestofmidlandtx/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bestofmidlandtx/support

On today's episode, I am joined by Katie Beal Brown, the founder and CEO of Lone River Beverage Company. We're talking all about the importance of taking risks, how changing your perspective mitigates your fear of risk, and how the personal growth process is far more important than achieving your goal.  Katie Beal Brown is a fourth-generation West Texan, born and raised in Midland, TX. Growing up, some of her fondest memories were from the time spent with her grandparents out on their family's ranch in Far West Texas near Fort Davis. Katie attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX, where she met her future husband, Tyler Brown, a Houston native and seventh-generation Texan. Katie and Tyler Brown married in her hometown of Midland in 2013 and immediately moved to New York, NY where he had an opportunity in private equity real estate and she continued to grow her career in advertising. With years of experience at industry-leading agencies, she set out on a new venture to build her own brand, Lone River, celebrating her roots in West Texas. Lone River pioneered the tequila-style hard seltzer category with its introduction of Lone River Ranch Water and more recently Lone River Ranch Rita. After less than a year of record sales, Lone River Beverage Company was purchased by Diageo, one of the world's largest producers of spirits and beers including world class brands like Casamigos, Crown Royal, Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff, Guinness and more. Lone River now leads the tequila-style seltzer category as the #1 Ranch Water in the U.S. Katie continues to lead the business on a day-to-day basis, as CEO of the brand and works closely with Diageo leadership to build further on Lone River's success. Resources & Links: Get our FREE resource for Writing a Strong Job Description Get our FREE resource for Making the Most of Your Internship Email us at hello@ofthewest.co Join the Of The West Email List List your jobs on Of The West Connect with Katie:  Follow on Instagram @katiebealbrown and @ranchwater Check out their website Connect with Jessie: Follow on Instagram @ofthewest.co and @mrsjjarv Follow on Facebook @jobsofthewest Check out the Of The West website Be sure to subscribe/follow the show so you never miss an episode!

Today we have a special guest coming to us all the way from Texas! On this episode, Katie Beal Brown shares her journey and advice of building a brand that celebrates your roots.Katie Beal Brown is a fourth-generation West Texan, born and raised in Midland, TX. Growing up, some of her fondest memories were from the time spent with her grandparents out on their family's ranch in Far West Texas near Fort Davis. With years of experience at industry-leading agencies, she set out on a new venture to build her own brand, Lone River, celebrating her roots in West Texas. Lone River pioneered the tequila-style hard seltzer category with its introduction of Lone River Ranch Water and more recently Lone River Ranch Rita. Lone River now leads the tequila-style seltzer category as the #1 Ranch Water in the U.S. Katie continues to lead the business on a day-to-day basis, as CEO of the brand and works closely with Diageo leadership to build further on Lone River's success.In this episode, we'll chat about:The story of her pivot from working in advertising in New York to moving back to Texas to launch an entire brand and journey Measuring success by how far we've come and what we've already accomplished instead of what's yet to comeAs an entrepreneur, having to get comfortable making decisions with an element of unknownThe power of a brand and having a story behind it to tell Finding ourselves right where we're at and focusing on belonging instead of fitting inResources & Links:The Gap and the Gain by Dr. Benjamin Hardy & Dan Sullivan [affiliate link]Learn more about partnering with me as a speakerInquire about advertising on the Climbing with Coach Kiah podcastCheck out the Backroad Cowgirls site!Shop the Coach Kiah Store. Use code climb10 for 10% off your first purchase!Download a FREE Habit TrackerConnect with Katie: On Instagram @ranchwaterOn Instagram @katiebealbrownConnect with Kiah: Follow on Instagram @coach_kiah and FacebookSign up for my email newsletter!Check out my websiteSome of the links mentioned are affiliate links, which helps to support this podcast at no additional cost to you.Make sure to hit subscribe so you don't miss out on future episodes. If you like what you heard, take a moment to leave a 5-star review!Find the complete show notes here: https://www.coachkiah.com/blog/building-a-brand-that-celebrates-your-roots-with-katie-beal-brown

This week we get a special surprise visit from Jeff and Gabe from the I Dream of Cameras Podcast, Nick Lyle from the Home Made Cameras Podcast, and West Texan photographer and Noblex fan, Liz Potter where we talk about everything from small Minox cameras to large format.  Of course panoramic cameras are discussed again, as are the best entry points into 4x5. We will be off next week, but will return with a new episode the first week of October.  If you'd like to talk to us, be sure to keep an eye here for a new link which will be posted around noon Central Time Sunday, October 3rd! This Week's Episode Everyone loves Minoxes! Are Minoxes Really Spy Cameras? Black and White Panoramas in a Noblex in West Texas The Creator of the Noblex was Once in a Gulag Gabe Has a Rolleiflex Collection We Talk about Panoramic Cameras Again Something Called a Loreo Stereo Camera Homemade Stereo Cameras Triplet Lenses Are Very Good Jeff and Gabe Discuss Getting Rid of Cameras Should You Insure Your Camera Collection? Cameras Don't Make Good Pictures, Good Cameras Allow You to Make Good Pictures If You Can't Find the Perfect Camera, Make Your Own! Anthony Gushes Over His Ikonta / Fixing Bellows What is a Good Starting Point Into 4x5? Roll Film Adapters on 4x5 The Cameradactyl How to Keep Podcasts Short? Show Notes If you would like to offer feedback or contact me with questions or ideas for future episodes, please use the Comments section below or email me at mike@mikeeckman.com. Camerosity Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/camerosity_podcast/ Jeff Greenstein and Gabe Sachs - https://www.idreamofcameras.com/ Nick Lyle - https://homemadecamera.podbean.com/ Liz Potter - https://www.lizpotterphotography.com/ Theo Panagopoulos - https://www.photothinking.com/ Anthony Rue - https://www.instagram.com/kino_pravda/

Katie Beal Brown joins Amanda to talk about how she launched her business at the peak of the pandemic and making tough decisions throughout it all. Check out Lone River on Instagram @ranchwater and their website loneriverbevco.com Follow Amanda on Instagram @amandasindallas and check out her website amandacsmith.co Boss Vission Tickets: www.bossvisioncon.com Girl Gang - You Can Sit With Us™️ Austin!: Tickets Want to know when episodes go live? sign up for notifications and info about the Girl Gang Podcast here Make sure you follow Dallas Girl Gang Podcast and leave a review. Have a question for Amanda? Send your Q's to podcast@dallasgirlgang. Don't forget to include your IG handle and we might just shout you out! More about Katie: Katie Beal Brown left her ad director job to launch a hard seltzer inspired by her West Texan roots in 2018, building an entirely new sub-category of tequila-inspired seltzers within the fastest-growing alcohol segment. Leveraging her ad experience and instincts, Brown found early success in the tough-to-crack adult beverage category by leaning into the values of the American West, brand storytelling, and 1:1 communication with customers. Brown's Lone River Beverage Company hit shelves amid the global pandemic in April 2020, but that didn't slow her down. She continued to lead her startup through a global can shortage, multi-state expansion, product development, and the onset of copycat competition. Lone River Ranch Water was profitable after its first month in business. Brown also negotiated an acquisition with global spirits and beer company Diageo within her first year in business – during the biggest winter storm to hit Texas. Brown remains CEO of the brand, and continues to personally manage the @RanchWater social accounts, and has a distinct vision for marketing and advertising behind Lone River. She knew the value of unique brand partnerships and sought out like-minded collaborations with brands like Lucchese, Kemo Sabe, the NFR, and more. Brown has become a modern voice in the adult beverage industry being featured in WSJ, Forbes, Fox Business, Vinepair, and recently joined Brewbound's “Brew Talks” panel on alt beer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-girl-gang-podcast/message

On Episode 178, I'm joined by rising singer-songwriter Braxton Keith. Last Fall, the West Texan released his debut EP Neon Dreams. During this one, we talk about that EP, his plans for 2021, writing with Charlie Stout, his West Texas epic "Cold Hard Steel and Sand," and launching a career in the midst of a pandemic. This episode's presenting partner is Desert Door Texas Sotol and The Blue Light Live.New Slang PatreonNew Slang TwitterNew Slang InstagramNew Slang FacebookNew Slang Merch StoreThe Neon Eon PodcastThe Neon Eon Merch StoreSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/ThomasMooney)

Max KabatPublisher At West Texan Media Group Website Address: www.bigbendsentinel.comABOUT West Texan Media Group:Max Kabat is the Publisher and Co-Owner of West Texan Media Group, LLC, owners of The Big Bend Sentinel and Presidio International — two weekly newspapers covering the vast Big Bend Region of far west Texas. He is also Co-Founder of goodDog, a B Corp brand consultancy that helps mostly mid-stage, founder-built, mission-driven brands grow by articulating a single storyline and then bringing it to market.WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE YOU HAD TO OVERCOME IN YOUR BUSINESS?Exploring the future of local, independent journalism and how it might thrive instead of just survive.WHAT MAKES YOUR COMPANY UNIQUE?West Texan Media Group — publishing company established in the last 13 months to put out two weekly newspapers in Far West Texas. One bilingual. One for the Big Bend Region — an area with a square mileage larger than the state of Maryland.THE BIGGEST CHANGE IN MARKETING THAT I SEE COMING IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS IS?Continuing to deal with the societal effects of giving things away for free in order to advertise to people in a more efficient, effective manner.WHAT MAKES WEST TEXAN MEDIA GROUP UNIQUE?We have been around for roughly 10 years. We help companies that are mostly founder-led, principle-led, mostly B Corp companies. We are a B Corp, Good Dog is a B Corp, and most of our clients are as well. We have just found this niche of companies. When we started doing it 10 years ago, they were smaller companies; now you have organic companies that are valued at over a billion dollars, and they’re bought by large conglomerates. We help them through particular growth stages in their business, where the current consumer that they’re going after sort of plateaus; how did they get back to growth, how do they get towards the next space as this idea of conscious consumerism becomes a little bit more mainstream. BluHorn Media Planning and Buying Software Is an affordable, easy-to-use tool that advertising agencies, media buyers/planners, and digital media directors and strategists use to plan media, buy media, analyze media, report media, and reconcile programmatic, digital and traditional media buys. BluHorn integrates with Nielson, Comscore, BluHorn Programmatic (powered by Centro), and QuickBooks; saving you time and money. While other tools on the market like MediaForce, GaleForce Digital, Advantage, Strata, and FreeWheel may require contracts, BluHorn remains a cost-effective solution with no contract requirements. Enjoy a 14-day risk-free trial of BluHorn Media Buying software today at BluHorn.com.

In the fourth episode of "Petty Daydreams," your host Bobbie invites West-Texan turned California Girl Tonya Kiper on the show to discuss Imposter Syndrome. Following that, she offers full-frontal advice to a listener exploring personal liberation in spite of societal expectations and shares a Hot Take that is sure to spice up your 4th of July with the fam. 

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.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

West Texan, Suanne Schafer is a retired family-practice physician whose only child has fledged the nest. Suanne completed the Stanford Univeristy Creative Writing Certificate program. Her short works have been featured in print & on-line magazines (Bête Noire & Brain, Child) & anthologies: (Night Lights & Licked). Her debut women’s fiction novel, A Different Kind of Fire, explores the life of Ruby Schmidt, a nineteenth century artist who escapes—and returns—to West Texas. Suanne’s next book explores the heartbreak and healing of an American physician caught up in the 1994 Rwandan genocide. You can follow her here on her website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr, Amazon, Authors 18, & Goodreads.  

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

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 25 years plus.

Kent Hance, Texas Tech Univ Chancellor Emeritus and long-time Texas politico, discusses the political legacy of place-first state Rep. Delwin Jones. And Quorum Report Editor Scott Braddock sounds off on if slave-owning Stephen F. Austin’s Austin, Texas will be renamed + the Texas governor is having a fundraiser the weekend of Oklahoma vs Texas? Learn more about The Other Side of Texas by visiting our website at: www.othersideoftexas.com/ And a great way to keep up with us anywhere that you are is by following The Other Side on facebook at: www.facebook.com/OtherSideofTexas/ And Leeson reflects on vacation interactions with Yankees in Wisconsin.

Imogen talks to West-Texan native and member of Bobby Bones Class of 2018, Brandon Ray, all about working with Keith Urban, his latest single, Small Talking and what's up next in 2018.

Jim Bates has been a funeral consumer advocate volunteer for over 25 years; serving in local, state and national leadership positions. Locally, he leads a board of directors who help consumers with deathcare issues in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, as well as teaching a seniors course on funeral planning at a local community college. Statewide, Mr. Bates serves as the legislative liaison in the state capitol, defending consumer rights and authoring consumer-friendly legislation.  website: http://www.fcant.org/  End of Life Care Certificate Program Learn.Create.Serve. Training and mentoring doulas, companions, guides and midwives since 2005  

The fifth edition of Indie Movie Masters Podcast comes to you from deep in the heart of Texas! In this episode, we visit with up and coming director/producer/cinematographer Casey Crow, of Zallerquad Films, as he discusses film, his cohorts such as Sean Hastings, Zallerquad, and their latest project "Klagger"! So, to get this podcast as the "Crow Flies", just click below to download, to subscribe to the podcast as an RSS feed, or follow the link to iTunes!Leave a comment and let us know what you think of this talented West Texan!Click here to listen to the podcast or download! You can also subscribe to the new podcast series as an RSS feed here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/IndieMovieMastersClick here to get the episode via iTunes!