The 1881 shootout in Tombstone, Arizona, known as the gunfight at the OK Corral only lasted

30 seconds, but the market left on popular imagination has held on for nearly 150 years.

Why?

Because Americans have never stopped being fascinated with the Wild West.

On Friday, July 7th, Grim and Mal represents will travel into the unknown, the misunderstood,

and the forgotten tales of America's Westward expansion.

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For more over at grimandmild.com slash presents.

Welcome to Noble Blood, a production of I Heart Radio and Grim and Mild from Aaron

Manky, listener discretion advised.

There is a boy in bed so sick he can barely lift his head without coughing and sputtering.

His skin is covered in ulcers.

His feet and head are both swollen.

There are whispers from his doctors murmuring that he has a month to live.

Maybe two, no more.

The boy is not yet 16 years old.

From certain angles he looks like his sweet mother.

The boy is so thin from illness that you would have to squint for him to look anything

like his famously large, hearty father.

Still, the boy has enough energy to call his counsel to him, telling them that there's

something that he has to do.

After all, he's not dead yet.

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