LEGENDS OF THE OLD WEST | Outlaws Ep1 - John Wesley Hardin: “Hero or Villain” 

Im having issues with my eyesight, making it difficult to read and watch movies. Its really devastating me, especially bc i love to do both and have recently discovered the massive trove of stories of the old west. Thanks for making these available, and for having so many. I cant go back to my job bc of my vision, so ive pretty much been agonized over filling my time, now that i cant indulge in my favorite hobbies. Truly cannot express my gratitude.

Every segment of these podcasts are golden.

Everyone here should read the Autobiography of John Wesley Hardin. One of the best reads that will ever meet your eyes.

This guys voice and verbal cadence is great. He does Infamous too! Love these channels. Its Ken Burns quality info and listening Thank you guys ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Yayyyy, there he is. Missed you

My absolute favorite RU-vid channel has posted some more goodness! Thank you.

My Aunt Joyce, (JWH is my Great Grand Father's cousin) helped with historical information for the book John Wesley Hardin: Dark Angel of Texas by Leon Metz

I'm already hanging out for episode 2,..

Great to see you back can't wait for episode two

i been waiting seems like years for new episode. your back.

Honestly. I didn't even like historical accounts before finding this channel. nice work.

Great show we love it

I live in southwest Fannin county and named after him I'm John Wesley Warden. We have ton of confederate history here. Lee-Peacock fued!! Lee cemetery is 10 minutes from my house. There is a community called Kentucky town that qauntrells Raiders stayed for the winter

Great episode. Love this podcast

Love these stories

Don't get me wrong I do enjoy your popcast station

.love the episode...my family is from the Sudan area of Texas...So I do the DNA thing....come to find out this dude is my cousin on my Dads-Dad side....

This is amazing!

Where have u been? It's about time u came back. I need this mann. Lol

Chris I nearly fell off my tractor when I heard you say Brenham Texas I live in Central Florida and I was working in Austin for a few months I'm coming home from Florida after 80 hour work week on 290 I end up taking business 290 and Came Upon a train. I was second in line of this exceptionally long train that had just started. I put my truck in park to wait and I nodded off. Next thing I know someone's knocking at my window but Brenham Texas Finest. The guys thought I was drunk and after sobriety test and obviously you didn't smell any alcohol I convinced him that I was exhausted and I was lost. To the nicest guys I've ever met they directed me to a hotel why wouldn't stay for the night before headed back to Florida never in a million years would I have guessed that would happen to me especially there. Needless to say the natives got to see something different. But it seemed like a wonderful little town. That's my Brenham Texas story . love all your books by the way keep them coming manage great

I’m not finding this on Spotify, so must be new?

I am directly related to John W Hardin, he's my 12th. cousin.

My great grandmother was one of the cousins he used to visit. She was a little girl at the time and remembered him coming by.

All good again.

Oh nice, hearing Belton makes me think of home, grew up 20 miles west of Belton. Also ate some good ice cream in Brenum. If you know, you know

Y'all should do one on Lewis Redmond.

Growing up my dad used to tell me that we were related to john wesley hardin.. as i got older i got curious and did a deep dive on ansestry and sure enough i tailed it back to john wesley hardin. He is on my dads moms side of the family. She was born a hardin. Lola hardin was her name before she was married. I can honestly say that i do believe in the mean gene being passed through generations.. my cousin on her side as well is ken rex mcelroy from skidmore mo.. look him up youll see what i mean. Its scary just how privilant the " mean gene " is in my family bunch of roughnecks. Hard to control tempers all the way through.

@ 6:40, iv'e read "the life of john wesley hardin", though long ago, seems i remember jwh's description being that they had "mage" down and they rubbed his face in the dirt and that this was the tipping point of all the rage that followed...hmmnnn, what do you say?

B I G THANK YOU

As a Black American this man was more of a coward than anything else!!!

What's cool is I'm related to him he is a distant cousin but I don't know that much about him

I am a relative to John Wesley Hardin

Ivanhoe Texas never heard of it

I’m related to Hardin

Just wondered how long any of these tough guys and back shooters would have lasted against Harry Tracy? To paraphrase one western writer: compared to Harry Tracy, Jesse James was a choir boy. His breakout from Oregon State Corrections in Salem, and consequent flight past Portland to Seattle to his death near Wenatchee is almost unbelievable: a posse of a dozen well armed lawmen who pursued him were so frightened half of them quit and went home. The last great desperado, more recent even than Butch and Sundance. Was it because he was not the stereotypical wild west outlaw that you people overlook him? From the land of the big trees and not the dusty cow towns? Put them all in a dark room together, Earp, Jim Miller, James, Hardin, all of them, and Harry Tracy walks out alone. The meanest, toughest, most fearless malcontent in American history.

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hardin actually said " a cap and ball six shooter " such bullocs

Seems sorta sketchy so far as far as provable facts. But interesting

What do you do with this stuff:(((😮