LEGENDS Ep. 8 | “Trilogy: The Outlaw; The Shootout; The Duel”

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BONUS: Craig Johnson interview

Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, previews his upcoming novel, "Depth of Winter;" talks about the real-life inspirations for his characters; the Netflix show "Longmire;" and the audiobooks narrated by award winner George Guidall. From the Western Writers of Am ...  Show more

BONUS: Barry Corbin Interview

Veteran actor Barry Corbin talks all things Western: Lonesome Dove, No Country For Old Men, the life of legendary Texas cattleman Charlie Goodnight, and the state of western movies. Warning: some strong language (though it's all quotes from a play) Learn more about your ad choice ...  Show more

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