Randall Williams

I'm Steve Rinella. I'm joined here by Randall Williams. Hello. And we're going to do a little thing where after we listen to Dan Flory's American West podcast, we get to come in. We have the privilege where we get to come in and ask questions. And hopefully for you listeners, some of the questions we ask might reflect some of the questions that you have.

I'm Steve Rinella. I'm joined here by Randall Williams. Hello. And we're going to do a little thing where after we listen to Dan Flory's American West podcast, we get to come in. We have the privilege where we get to come in and ask questions. And hopefully for you listeners, some of the questions we ask might reflect some of the questions that you have.

Maybe we'll do a little thing where if you have questions, we will do this. Send your questions in, and then at some point we'll send your questions, and at some point we'll be able to do a roundup with Dan and get your questions answered. But in the meantime, here's our questions.

Maybe we'll do a little thing where if you have questions, we will do this. Send your questions in, and then at some point we'll send your questions, and at some point we'll be able to do a roundup with Dan and get your questions answered. But in the meantime, here's our questions.

Maybe we'll do a little thing where if you have questions, we will do this. Send your questions in, and then at some point we'll send your questions, and at some point we'll be able to do a roundup with Dan and get your questions answered. But in the meantime, here's our questions.

And this is very familiar to us as former students of Dan's. Exactly.

And this is very familiar to us as former students of Dan's. Exactly.

And this is very familiar to us as former students of Dan's. Exactly.

Oh, no, that's great. You want to start?

Oh, no, that's great. You want to start?

Oh, no, that's great. You want to start?

Yeah. Yeah. I think in the start of this episode, you're talking about many Wests. And there's certain Wests that have, you know, lived on and on in pop culture, especially for Americans living in the 21st century. But you kind of challenge people to... understand the West as a much larger place than the West of cowboys and Indians and of Overland trails and everything like that.

Yeah. Yeah. I think in the start of this episode, you're talking about many Wests. And there's certain Wests that have, you know, lived on and on in pop culture, especially for Americans living in the 21st century. But you kind of challenge people to... understand the West as a much larger place than the West of cowboys and Indians and of Overland trails and everything like that.

Yeah. Yeah. I think in the start of this episode, you're talking about many Wests. And there's certain Wests that have, you know, lived on and on in pop culture, especially for Americans living in the 21st century. But you kind of challenge people to... understand the West as a much larger place than the West of cowboys and Indians and of Overland trails and everything like that.

So I wonder, um, what is it about the West that seems to have grabbed a hold of, of our imaginations and, and what has particular about cowboy culture that's grabbed our imaginations? And then what do we gain by opening our eyes to sort of the deep time West?

So I wonder, um, what is it about the West that seems to have grabbed a hold of, of our imaginations and, and what has particular about cowboy culture that's grabbed our imaginations? And then what do we gain by opening our eyes to sort of the deep time West?

So I wonder, um, what is it about the West that seems to have grabbed a hold of, of our imaginations and, and what has particular about cowboy culture that's grabbed our imaginations? And then what do we gain by opening our eyes to sort of the deep time West?

That's an interesting point, man.

That's an interesting point, man.

That's an interesting point, man.