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Have you ever met a REAL cowboy? One that can ride a bull like a horse, wrangle a 500 pound rodeo steer before a toilet flushes, and save a life - all on the same day? In this episode, we meet the most famous Cowboy Of Color in a generation! Danell Tipton explains a historic southern culture of entertainment and wealth that us city folk just don't understand! A truly amazing ATHLETE - with a documentary in the making! This may be his first trip to Cleveland - let's make sure it's not his last!

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Jennie and Dianne visit the gravesite of Bill Pickett a black man who was born just after the American Civil War. He spent his early life working as a ranch hand, but in his adult life he performed in wild west shows around the world! He wowed audiences with his steer wrestling skills and later became Hollywood's first black cowboy hero. This ordinary extraordinary man would be the first black cowboy to be inducted into the Rodeo Hall of Fame and the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.

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Jennie and Dianne visit the gravesites of two heros of the American west, Bose Ikard and Nat Love. Both men were born into slavery, but became cowboys after the end of the American Civil War. They faced the dangers of cattle drives and life on the frontier proving themselves to be the best of the best. They were both highly trusted and respected. Their Ordinary Extraordinary lives were full of adventure that has been often over looked by history because of the color of their skin. Join us for their stories on this episode of The Ordinary Extraordinary Cemetery podcast.

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