The Dr. History's Tales of the Old West podcast is a Wild West extravaganza of audio stories. Host Ken Turner, aka Dr. History, and his partner Zeb Bell share different tales every week. Zeb, a radio DJ and rodeo announcer, starts each episode with a booming introduction.

Listeners can enjoy stories of cowboys, including the legendary Buffalo Bill. There's the history of the Northern Paiute told through a Native American family. Dr. History reveals exciting legends of the Old West that have shaped its narrative. From lost treasure to the Oregon Trail, there's plenty of action to share in this entertaining podcast series.

Anyone who hasn't heard about "Tom Fitzpatrick: The Legend of Broken Hand" is in for a fascinating tale. He was a so-called "trapper" born in Ireland in 1799. He left for America after hearing about the excitement of the West. Dr. History shares Tom's adventures on the podcast. He traveled the land searching for new places to trap wild animals. What happened when he came face to face with a grizzly bear? Why did Tom steal back horses from a group of Indians? After escaping warriors, this mountain man became known as "Broken Hand."

Another interesting character in this collection of stories is Wild Bill Hickok. Despite being a lawman and soldier on the frontier, he became known for his gambling ways. Wild Bill also loved a gunfight, and it's one of these fights that is the focus of Dr. History's story. The No. 10 Saloon in Deadwood was the location of a poker game the night before when Jack McCall lost money to Wild Bill. The atmosphere changed when Jack walked through the doors the next day. The podcast reveals what happened.

Dr. History's Tales of the Old West shares true stories of adventure and survival. Listeners will learn about the first steamboats on the Colorado River. There's the tale of a lost mine filled with treasure. Every story provides insight into this exciting time in American history. New podcast episodes saddle up on Tuesdays.