Hi legends listeners, it's Chris and I'm here with a special surprise episode.

I recently had the opportunity to talk to Bo Lamour, the son of legendary author Louis

Lamour.

Bo has spent years working on a massive project to bring more of his father's work to light.

The project is called Louis Lamour's Lost Treasures. And as you'll hear in the episode,

there are three parts to it. I spoke with Bo about probably the biggest part,

the two volumes set of books that collects unpublished and unfinished works by his father.

The second volume was released last month in November 2019 for those of you listening in real time.

And they use the word treasure appropriately in the titles. These books are treasure

troves of work you've never seen before. I have both volumes right here and I've barely scratched

the surface of all the material inside. So I hope you enjoy this interview with Bo Lamour.

You'll hear some stories about the author himself and the components of the project. And then of course,

some questions about my favorite Louis Lamour character, Texas Ranger Chick-Baudry,

and the audio dramatizations about him that I still listen to today.

And one last note before we get to the interview. Don't forget, legends of the Old West

returns January 8th with the re-invisions story of Jesse James. After that, we're going to tell

one of the quintessential stories of American history. It takes place during the Old West time period,

but it does not take place in the West. You'll see what I mean. I guarantee you'll recognize the names.

So all right, that's enough for me. Let's get to the interview with Bo Lamour.

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