Bonnie McCarroll won numerous awards throughout her life in Bronc Riding, including Madison Square Gardens Rodeo, Cheyenne Frontier Days, and the Pendleton Roundup. It was this event that led to her demise in 1929. Join me as I discuss this amazing woman with Ann Ayres, an accomplished woman in her own right. She wrote a book about Bonnie, and sculpted a statue of her which stands in the National Cowboy and Heritage Museum in OKC

"In 1889, a young spunky British woman of genteel upbringing set sail for the United States—against her family's wishes." This podcast is about that woman, Evelyn Cameron. Lorna Milne, the author of "Evelyn Cameron, Photographer of the Western Prairie," discusses her as "the resourceful, hard working, observant, artistic, adaptable" woman that she was on the Montana prairie. Evelyn fell in love with the environment of Montana, not only living on the land, but hunting big game and sharing her love of the landscape through her pictures. Join us for this podcast to learn more about Evelyn.

The Orphan Mother of the Plains, as described by Jane Little Botkin, about Mary Ann Goodnight. Jane's book, The Breath of a Buffalo, Mary Ann Goodnight, shares Mary’s story which "has never been told, though it was she, not her famous husband, whose continuing actions preserved the Southern American Bison herd from extinction." https://janelittlebotkin.com/2024/03/i-accepted-a-challenge-researching-and-writing-mary-ann-goodnights-story/

In this podcast, we explore the strength of a woman living in a man's world and achieving success. A woman of deep convictions and undying love for saving animals and people. Her relationships with Native Americans, including Quanah Parker, and multiple tidbits I have never heard before.

Join us for this in-depth and interesting revelation about the woman behind Charles Goodnight of the Goodnight-Loving Trail legacy.