Published May 10, 2021

90: Epilogue to the Wild West

Greg Jackson explores the legacy of Wild West figures like Buffalo Bill and the intricate roles women and outlaws played during this era, alongside an insightful discussion on the Transcontinental Railroad's transformative impact on America's character and economy, delving into the challenges and historical significance of Promontory Summit.

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90: Epilogue to the Wild West

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Buffalo Bill's Legacy

Historical Reenactment Insights

Buffalo Bill's Legacy

Cody Rodeo Culture

Inside the Locomotive

Time and the Pony Express

The Wild West Era

Authenticity and Showmanship

Park Origins Unveiled

Historic Park Upgrade

Engineering Marvels

Pony Express Legends

Railroad Hub Dreams

Railroad Revolution

Locomotive Mechanics

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Wild West Figures

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Wild West FiguresThe discussion shifts to Buffalo Bill's legacy, exploring his blend of showmanship and authenticity in portraying the Wild West. It also highlights the contributions of women and the ethical complexities of outlaws during this era.

Wild West Figures

Transcontinental RailroadGreg Jackson and his guests discuss the profound impact of the Transcontinental Railroad on America, highlighting its role in shaping the nation's character and economy. They explore the challenges of its construction and the historical significance of Promontory Summit.

Transcontinental Railroad

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