Joaquin Jackson: Just a Ranger from West Texas

Way Out West

Joaquin Jackson was the iconic representation of a Texas Ranger. Known for his fearless dedication and larger-than-life persona, Jackson's career with the Texas Rangers spanned over three decades and saw him face some of the most notorious outlaws of his time.

We explore the fascinating journey of this iconic figure, from his early days growing up in the rugged landscapes of West Texas to his rise through the ranks of the Texas Rangers. This episode paints a vivid and personal picture of a man who I was proud to call a friend.
Whether you’re a history buff or simply intrigued by the legends of the American West, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the storied past of Texas and its legendary lawmen.
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