remaining publications using pulp. He also expanded the coverage of Western movies, since so many people developed a love of Old West history after being exposed to Westerns on television or the big screen. He added, and still writes, the successful "Classic Gunfights" department that has featured more than one hundred gunfights of the Old West. In 2007, Ken Amorosano joined the team as associate publisher. In 2011, he became True West's publisher and set the magazine in a new direction, catering the publication more toward its core history aficionados and expanding the magazine's readership globally. To put forth their vision, Bell and Amorosano rely on a quality editorial and production team headed by editor-in-chief Bob Boze Bell, art director Daniel Harshberger, production manager Robert Ray, and general manager Carol Compton Glenn. The magazine has continued to change with the times. Readers mingle on True West's regularly updated social network feeds: Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube and Twitter. Departments True West puts the focus on history with features like "Classic Gunfights" and "Ask the Marshall", featuring Arizona's official state historian Marshall Trimble, who responds to reader inquiries such as, "How prevalent was the stampede string on Old West hats?" Firearms expert Phil Spangenberger features a classic Western firearm each month in "Shooting from the Hip". The magazine also shines the spotlight on today's true Westerners with the departments "What History Has Taught Me" and "'Old West Saviors". Investigating History delves into questions of the past to bring readers answers to long-held mysteries.True West guides readers who still want to experience and live an Old West lifestyle by publishing features such as its hearty food column, "Frontier Fare", and "Evolution of Western Wear", sharing the history behind the clothing and gear worn by Westerners today. "True Western Towns" guides readers to cities where the West is still alive. "Renegade Roads" creates history-inspired travel routes for readers to embark to the West. Television Executive editor Bob Boze Bell is regularly featured on True West Moments, which airs on Encore's Westerns channel. He responds to inquiries from around the world. In 2012, in honor of Arizona's centennial, True West created and released the show Outrageous Arizona, an irreverent and humorous look at the history of Arizona, hosted by Bob Boze Bell and True West contributors Jana Bommersbach and Marshall Trimble. The show aired on select PBS stations in the Southwest. Outrageous Arizona received an EMMY