Western swing from Tex Williams.  Just something I thought you'd like to know about old western ghost towns. Cowboy poetry from Steve Porter. Cowboy story songs from Dave Stamey.  Songwriter Jimmy Webb's collection of Glenn Campbell songs. Inspiration songs from Lonesome River Band and a live cut of In Cahoots and yours truly at the 2010 Cowboy Jubilee Live radio broadcast. 

Western swing from Jody Nix and the Texas Cowboy Band. Just something I thought you’d like to know about Rodeo Young Bloods, compliments of American Cowboy Magazine. Cowboy story songs from Marty Robbins, and Don Edwards. Inspirational recitation by Walter Brennan, and inspirational songs by The Whites and Mr Dalton Roberts.

Western Swing by Hot Club of Cowtown.  Cowboy songs by the Sons of San Joaquien.  Inspirational songs from the Flying W Wranglers.  Special thanks to Baxter Black for the nice interview on today's show and for reciting "Of the Land".  Baxter Black is a great supporter of Public Radio.  Baxter is a National Treasure and I appreciate his contribution towards makiing the world a better place and a happier place.  

Western Swing segment by Bobby Flores.  The story of Lodge Manufacturing and Cast Iron Cookware compliments of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Magazine.  Cowboy Story Songs from Red Steagal, Rex Allen and Rex Allen Jr., and Cowboy Poetry from Andy Hedges.  All time greatest hits from the Mills Brothers, Songs of inspiration from Flatt and Earl Scruggs and Lizzy Long, and Roy Lewis. 

Western swing from John England and the Western Swingers.  The story of Lone Pine, California, and it's connection to the movie industry, courtesy of American Cowboy Magazine.  Cowboy Poetry from Randy Rieman.  Cowboy Story Songs from Rex Allen, Rex Allen Jr., and Roy Rogers, in addition to Don Edwards and Canadian singer/songwriter Gary Fjellgaard.  Songs of inspiration from Goodwill Trio, and a special inspirational poem from cowgirl Aspen Black.  

A special show dedicated to the "Dogs and Cats" of the farm and ranch.  Western Swing by Ray Benson and Asleep at the Wheel.  Some Cat songs and stories by Gary McMahan, Richard Elloyan, and Baxter Black.  Baxter also telling some Dog storiesm along with Walter Brennan and a song about a hunting dog named Pearl by the Cedar Hill Band.  A song of inspiration by The Lonesome River Band "Solid Rock" tops off the show.

Western Swing from Carolyn Martin and her "Cookin' With Carolyn" CD.  A nice introduction to Dave Stamey's new CD "Twelve Mile Road" from the pages of American Cowboy Magazine.  Cowboy Poetry from the master, Waddie Mitchell, and finally an inspirational song called "Who am I"  by the Cedar Hill Band. 

Western Swing from Lyle Lovett, Tom Perlman, and Gene Pistilli.  The story of Lawman Bass Reeves, courtesy The American Cowboy Magazine.  Some Cowboy Story Songs from Bronze Buckeroo Herb Jefferies, and Grady Lee.  Songs of Inspiration from The In Cahoots Band.  

Western swing from John England and the Western Swingers.  The story of Horses for Heroes, compliments of Amy Herdy and American Cowboy Magazine.  Some nice horse songs from MMM.  Cowboy Poetry by Steve Porter.  A nice song called The Campfire Has Gone Out from my friend Don Edwards. Songs of Inspiration by Knoxville, Tennessee, native Paul Brewster; and finally, Paul Brewster with his soulful Kentucky Waltz.

Western Swing from Jody Nix and Bobby Flores, and some Bluegrass Fiddlin from Benny "Big Tiger" Martin.  Special thanks to American Cowboy Magazine for The Plow: Where did it come from.  Some "Plow" recitations from Walter Brennan, and a nice song from The Whites.  The spotlight is on the Mills Brothers and their 1930's rise to international stardom.  A special command performance from Paul Brewster, and following is Buddy Green along with Buck White on the inspirational portion of the show. 

Western Swing from Jim Burson.  Just something I thought you’d like to know about Joseph “Cowboy” McCoy, compliments of American Cowboy Magazine.  Cowboy songs from the Great Western Orchestra with David Wilkie and Stewart MacDougall, Don Edwards and Michael Martin Murphy, and our special guest singer-songwriter Bob Corley from Charleston, Tennessee.

Western Swing from the Time Jumpers.  An interview with piano/accordian-player and longtime Time Jumper, Jeff Taylor.  A Tribute to Roy Rogers featuring Roy and duets with various artist, including The Kentucky Headhunters, Ricky Van Shelton, Kathy Mattea, Lorie Morgan, and the Oak Ridge Boys.  Cowboy Poetry by my old friend, Waddie Mitchell.  Cowboy Songs by Don Edwards and Ian Tyson.  Inspirational songs by Roy Rogers, Pam Tillis, Marty Stewart, and Del McCoury.

Western swing by Asleep at the Wheel.  The story of the infamous John Wesley Hardin, courtesy of American Cowboy Magazine.  The song John Wesley Hardin was sung by John Dl LaVan.  Cowboys songs from the late Marty Robbins.  Songs of inspiration from the Flying W Wranglers and some Contra Dance fiddle music from Mr. Fletcher Bright.

This live recording of The Cowboy Jubilee Radio Show contains the music of Fletcher Bright and the Dismembered Tennesseans, and Bill McCallie and the In Cahoots Band. Recorded on November 24th, 2013, in the Ackermann Auditorium on the campus of Southern Advintist University in Collegedale, Tennessee. Special guest with Dismembered Tennesseans was former band member Ansley Moses.  Special guests with In Cahoots Band were Roy Curry, 3 time national flat picking champion, and fiddler, Doug Baron.  

Western Swing from Texas fiddler Jody Nix.  Where Did Bull Riding originate, courtesy American Cowboy Magazine and writer Jesse Bussard.  Cowboy Songs by Red Steagall and Don Edwards.  Cowboy Poetry by Steve Porter and Waddie Mitchell.  Inspirational songs by Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver.