Podcasts about chuckwagons

On hour 3 of the Big Show, George and Matt are joined by Brendan Parker joins the show to discuss some of the Flames young guns following the development camp at Winsport. Parker speaks on how younger players are going to be able to fight for jobs, what he saw from the Flames 2024 draft picks, what he ahs thought of the offseason and more! Later, Parker tells the guys what he has been doing down at the Stampede grounds for Sportsnet's coverage of the Stampede and Chuckwagons!(27:55) To wrap the hour, Craig Forrest joins the show to discuss all things Canadian soccer following their loss to the Argentina in the Copa Semis. Craig speaks on the officiating in the match, why Copa doesn't want Canada to win Copa being outside the Conmebol, how this run by Canada can help grow the game in this country, what he expects from the Dutch vs England in today's Euro matchup and more! Later the guys go around the room to give their locks of the day.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

On today's show: the U.S. ambassador to Canada, David Cohen, joins us; saying goodbye to beloved local music venue, Koi; the Chuckwagons are back at the Calgary Stampede. We speak with chuckwagon racer, Jason Glass about being back in the driver seat.

Types of moving kitchens have existed for generations. After all, people can't always make it home for lunch, BUT, the first real “food truck” dates back to those rooting tooting days of cowboys and cowgirls - the Wild West. Now, of course, they didn't have cars back then, or trucks, so these “Mobile Kitchens” were called Chuckwagons. Tune in to find out all about them!

In this episode of 5 Guys Without A Clue we bring on our buddy Chris Long from Preacher's Pitt BBQ. Lots of talk about BBQ and food this week with a little bit of sports talk mixed in. Wes's wife made a speacial treat for him this week that he eats while we're on air. Tune in to hear what that is! We also unveil our 5 Guys Without A Clue t-shirts on the podcast. Hope you like this weeks episode and feel free to DM us on our socials with comments, questions, or recommendations. We try to answer all of our questions that get sent in or asked during the live stream. And if you want to run an add with us, feel free to contact us on one of our social media pages! Thanks again for all the support. Please be sure to like, share, and leave a 5 star review if you like the show. And tell a friend, unless you don't like it! Follow us on our socials so you know next time we go live!

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Thursday, June 17th. We begin with the continuing conversation on racism in Alberta. We hear the personal experience of Author and Lawyer, Dany Assaf. Dany explains the motivation behind his book “Say Please & Thank You & Stand In Line: One man's story of what makes Canada so special – and how to keep it that way.” Earlier this week we got more details about what Stampede 2021 will look like, but what about Stampede events that normally happen around town off of Stampede Park? We catch up with Global News Reporter Sarah Offin. We know that this year's Stampede won't include the Chuckwagons, but the wagons are still going to ‘roar' in 2021. We get details on the competition that'll take place next month in High River from the Vice President of the High River Agricultural Society. Looking to keep the kids busy this summer?  We get suggestions on Summer Camp options available in the city from Ellen Percival, Editor of “Calgary's Child” magazine. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mention Chuckwagon Racing and it is bound to get the heart pumping!! This is a fast paced, exhilarating discipline that marries the traditions of our western heritage with todays sport performance horses. It has many fans and loyal supporters that follow the wagons around the circuit of Western Canada throughout the spring and summer. The last two years have been difficult for the wagon families, as it has been for many of us, but with families to support and dozens of horses on top of all that, it has been awesome to see them able to start racing again this summer! With so many horses that go down the road with them, they require extensive care. It was great to be able to sit down with two individuals who work diligently on every aspect of their programs. From conditioning, to feed, to herd management, to pre and post care routines and more, Chad and Caitlin opened their doors to us as we sat down to talk all things Chuckwagons. Chad and Caitlin Fike of Chad Fike Chuckwagon Racing, have been living this life since they were born. Both raised in the industry, Chad as a 4th generation chuckwagon family and Caitlin as a daughter of a racehorse trainer, they take it all to heart. This is a family affair and requires everyone to pitch in to make it all happen. For more information on Chad Fike Chuckwagon Racing, check out their social media on Facebook under the same handle, or Instagram @cfikechuckwagon. Interested in learning more about the sport, want to listen to the races live or want to know how you can be a part of it through sponsorship? Check out the WPCA official website at https://wpca.com/ You can listen to more podcasts dedicated specifically to chuckwagons at: Outside The Wagon, Woman of the Wagons and After the Ninth (https://www.aftertheninth.com/podcast-2). Our goal with this podcast is to continually open the conversation around equine wellness and bodywork. It is through open conversation that we can grow this industry with knowledge and understanding of our equine partners. Ever evolving along with tried and true methods of horse husbandry, it's by learning from one another that we will elevate the care of these amazing animals and partners. So don't be afraid to connect through social media, both Facebook and Instagram @equinebodytalks My co-host, Tina Watkins EST, EEBW3, is the founder of InHand Equine Therapy which strives to improve the lives of horses through equine bodywork. She also has over a decade of experience teaching other bodyworkers and offers both mentorship and continuing education for professionals and owners alike. For more information about our continuing education short courses for equine professionals and owners courses, please check out https://inhandequinetherapy.podia.com Follow along with our social media sites on FB and instagram under @inhandequinetherapy. #opentheconversation

In episode eleven, Kass sits down and chats with John Windwick, Vice President of Community Initiatives and Brand at ATB. Kass and John talk about the benefits of being a chuckwagon sponsor, ways that athletes can build a relationship with their sponsors, and the different ways to make yourself stand out.  Also, tune in while Dayton and Kass talk about the different announcements going on in the world of Chuckwagon racing. 

In episode 28 of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with the High River Ag Society president, Tanya Froh. In this episode, Kass and Tanya chat about how Tanya is introduced to the sport of wagon racing, her journey to become president of the Ag Society and hope going forward for Guy Weadick days.   Also hear Tanya and Kass chat about how to elevate the production value of the sport. 

Dayton Sutherland and Kass Patterson are back as they sit down and chat with outrider Eddie Melville. Eddie knows his way around the wagon trail having been in the sport for over 30 years. The three talk about Eddie's career, some of his most memorable rides and so much more! Also, hear him talk about the "Equine Outfit of Excellence Award, and why it is so important for him that the real stars of the sport, the horses, get the spotlight they deserve. 

In episode twenty-seven of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patter talks with CPCA driver Rilee Letendre. In the episode, Rilee talks about her introduction to the Chuckwagon scene, how she got into driving, her three years on the Western Chuckwagon Association circuit, her decision to start running in the Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association and more! Also, hear the horse edition of the Venus vs. Mars alignment where Kass asks Rilee about the horses in her barn. 

In Episode 26 of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with the Horse Poor Podcast hosts. Horse Poor takes an inside look at barrel racing and has looked into other aspects of the Western Equine Sports world, even talking with WPCA Veterinarian Jessica Romanow. In this episode, the four women talk about how the Horse Poor Podcast started, what they did and did not know about the wagons, and so much more! Also, ever listen to one of our previous episodes and hear a barrel racing term you didn't quite understand? Those episodes will be cleared up in this episode! 

It's a new year, and Woman of the Wagons is back! In episode 25, Kass Patterson talks with Candice Malvin. Candice has a unique connection to the wagon community, growing up as a sponsor's daughter, a tag-along wagon friend, and finally, a barn hand for Team 23. Candice and Kass talk about everything from Candice's earliest days around the wagons to how she thinks social media can help promote the sport now. Also, hear a unique version of Venus vs Mars! 

In episode twenty-four of Woman of the Wagons Kass, Kass Patterson talks with Katrina Berry. The two talk about everything from Katrina's love (obsession) with horses to how she met Cody and got involved in the chuckwagon world and so much more! Also, hear Katrina talk about why she thinks it's important to share the horses' stories on social media, along with the story of the Risdales barns newest horse, Lucky! 

In this episode of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson takes us back to the podcast's beginning and goes through some of her favourite parts of the first five episodes. Listen to Dina Sutherland, Sue Fraser, May Gorst, Shellie Scott and Amber L'Heureux. Hear Kass break down why she picked these segments and their significance in part one of this two-part best of.

In this episode of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson takes us back to the podcast's beginning and goes through some of her favourite parts of the first five episodes. Listen to Caitlin Fike, Brienne Glass, Madison MacDonald Thomas, Courtnie Knight and Katy Lucas. Hear Kass break down why she picked these segments and their significance in part one of this two-part best of. 

In episode twenty of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with Heather Sutherland. The two talk about everything from Heather and Mitch's first date, to what the first year running a wagon was like and more! Also, hear the meaning behind the company name Hitch'em Trucking.

In episode nineteen of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with Rachelle Normandin. The two talk about Rachelle's childhood growing up as an honorary wagon kid, her career as an actor and more! Also, hear Rachelle talk about her love for the wagons and the people involved. 

In episode eighteen of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks to Loreena MacGillivray. The two talk about how this is the first summer in over 33 years that Loreena has spent not on the wagon trail. Loreena talks about her childhood, and why she missed her high school prom to go to the chuckwagons instead. Loreena also talks about what it was like to start their own chuckwagon team and a newborn on the trail. Hear these conversations and more in the latest episode of Woman of the Wagons. 

In episode seventeen of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with Montana Harden who is the daughter of WPCA driver Chad Harden. The two talk about Montana's love for the sport of chuckwagon racing, some of her favourite horses growing up and what it was like growing up on the wagon trail. Also, hear the sibling version of the Venus vs Mars game. 

In episode sixteen of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson sits down with Kaylee Fraser at the Fraser ranch to learn more about what it was like to grow up around the wagons. Kaylee talks about the horses that made a special impact on her, her memories from growing up in the sport, and more! Also hear Kaylee talk about her work with equine athletes. 

In episode fifteen of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with Tamara Fike. The two talk about Tamara's love for animals, what her first years on the wagon trail where like, what raising the girls around the wagons is like and more! Also, hear Tamara talk about some of the horses from their barn, including the story she shared on Facebook last year about Joey. 

In episode fourteen of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with Wendy Molle. The two talks about how Wendy grew up around the pony wagons, her barrel racing career, the decision to move to big wagons from pony wagons and more! Also, hear Wendy talk about how their daughter's rodeo dreams played a part in the decision to come over to the WPCA for what would have been the 2020 season. 

Dayton Sutherland and Kass Patterson sit down and talk with Chad Fike in their one year anniversary episode of After the Ninth. The three talk about Chad's outriding career, his family legacy in the sport of Chuckwagon racing, the horses in his barn, and more! Chad also clarifies some details that his wife Caitlin told in the first episode of Woman of the Wagons. 

In episode twelve of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with Jaycee Gorst. The two talk about Jaycee's experience as a kid with 4-H, how she met Dustin (note WPCA outrider Rory Gervias plays a major role in this), and more! Also, hear about Jaycee's love for animals, from bringing home strays a few times a year, to falling in love with chuckwagon horses regularly. In her own words "I fall often and hard."

In episode eleven of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks to Tara Cosgrave. Tara was around the races pretty much full time for 68 years, being the granddaughter of Tom Lauder and the daughter of Ron Glass. The two women talk about everything from Tara's earliest memories of the sport, to evolution the sport has seen over the years, and more. Tara also talks about how she felt when her sons Colt and Chad started racing after the loss of her late husband, Richard Cosgrave. 

In episode ten of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association driver Amber L'Heureux. The two talk about Amber's career which started in pony chariots and wagons, what made her move to the thoroughbreds and more! Also, learn about how Amber picks her horses, and the impact they have on her life. 

In episode nine of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson talks with WPCA photographer Shellie Scott. The two talk about everything from how Shellie got involved in the WPCA, her horse Jimmy who is an outriding horse for Chanse Vigen, and more! Also, hear what impact the cancellation of the 2020 season has on her. 

In episode eight of Woman of the Wagons, Kass talks with May Gorst, who is not only a daughter, wife and mom in the chuckwagon world but also the first female outrider. In this episode, hear Kass and May discuss her career, her love for the horses, and more! Also, learn about what May is doing now. 

In episode seven of Woman of the Wagons, Kass Patterson and Sue Fraser talk about everything from the early years of Sue and Rick being on the WPCA, to the lessons learned from running a family business. The two discuss what retiring from the WPCA was like and the emotions that followed and so much more! 

In episode six of Woman of the Wagons, Kass talks with Dina Sutherland. Dina is a wagon wife and mom, a horsewoman, and so much more. The two talk about everything from Dina's barrel racing career, raising kids on the road, and more! This episode is filled with stories. 

In episode five of Woman of the Wagons, Kass talks with Katy Lucas. Katy is a fellow rodeo/chuckwagon broadcaster, she is a Miss Rodeo Canada Alumnus, roper, and has a passion to help support and further western athletes, sports and way of life. In this episode, you will hear the two women talk about everything from Katy growing up in a rodeo family, to the different competitions she has competed in, her love for the small aspects of chuckwagon racing and so much more!

In episode four of Woman of the Wagons, Kass talks with Courtnie Knight, who is an architect and interior designer, a horse lover, a dog mom and wife to her high school sweet heart, outrider Casey Knight. Courtnie talks about everything from spending her summers on the CPCA tour, to her love of the outriding horses, the culture shock of moving to Toronto for school, and so much more! 

Dayton and Kass are actually together to record the episode! The two talk about Dayton's latest win at the Battle of the Rockies!  Dayton and Kass talk with Chuckwagon announcer Les McIntyre who was at the CPCA finals in Saskatchewan. This is part one of a two-part conversation with the former competitor turned announcer.  Dayton and Kass talk about Century Downs and the track, this is not the first time that either host has been to the facility.  Finally, hear Dayton's thoughts on getting ready for the runoff! 

- Dayton and Kass talk about how Dawson creek went and what it was like for Dayton to run two hitches, one in the WCA and one in the WPCA - Our hosts continue their conversation with Kelly Sutherland, talking about everything from where the sport is now to how finances in the sport have changed since when Kelly started racing.  - Dayton tells the story about Kelly's feather and why he and his cousin, along with others, have chosen to continue to wear it.  - Dayton takes Kass and the listeners to outriding school, or gives them an outriding 101 crash course, talking about the different outriding positions, throwing himself under the bus for a mistake he made in Dawson Creek, and more.  - Dayton and Kass close out the show by hinting for next week which is WORLDS! 

- Dayton and Kass talk about Dawson Creek and the weather delays that the drivers saw to start the week off. - Dayton talks about his last show and how he did there. - Our hosts introduce their guests for the next two weeks, as Kass says in her introduction "one of us calls him grandpa and that one would not be me." - Kelly talks to our hosts about everything from how he got his start in the sport, to who some of the best drivers of all time are, and two of his best horses, one of which was named after an Alberta Premier. - Dayton and Kass break down their talk with Kelly, and Dayton talks about a horse of his dads that was around his whole life, that Dayton believes is probably one of his dads best horses or in After the Ninth terms his dads 'Canadian Idol.' - Dayton and Kass talk about what can be expected in the upcoming weeks on the podcast and also a bit of what is going on moving forward in the WPCA.

I love when random events and experiences not only leave you feeling excited (heck, thrilled!), they also offer valuable opportunities for lessons!Such was my experience at this year's Calgary Stampede. Now, for those of you who may not know, Calgary Stampede is a 10 event centred around western events (think full on rodeo). There's bull- and bronc-riding, cowboy-styled horsemanship challenges, heavy horse pulls, barrel racing, and of course, chuck wagon racing (and so much more!!).Stampede is more than just the western events however. There's naturally lots of food trucks, rides, games, trade shows, demonstrations and lots and lots of concerts and party halls. Really, the entire city shuts down for Stampede - it's a big freakin' deal.And I love every minute of it.This year I had the fabulous opportunity to be hosted to the Stampede, and, for the first time EVER, go to the chuck wagon races and the grandstand show!To say I was excited is putting it mildly.As I was driving home afterward and thinking about all that I experienced, I began to see a number of takeaways that I wanted to share with you.So today's episode talks about my 5 Takeaways from the Calgary Stampede, touching on things like:>The (super) loaded topic of chuck wagon racing - not everyone is on board>Personal growth reminders and practices I had while watching horses race through dirt>A highly valuable exercise I tried in picking the winners for each heat (and how I aim to practice more of that in my business!)>Chuck wagon horses, aka: competitors, and the idea that 'how you do one thing is how you do everything'And so much more! I love today's episode and I trust you'll gain a TON of value from it!

For the week of August 1st, 2018 Ted Stovin and Wacey Anderson speak with the manager of Rodeo and Chuckwagons at the Calgary Stampede and former professional bullfighter Kynan Vine. 

The 2018 Calgary Stampede is in the books. Professional rodeo announcer Mike Labelle wraps up the 10 days of rodeo and chuckwagon racing.

Day 8 of the Calgary Stampede. Means the end of Pool B, the end of the second leg of wagon racing and who's headed for Super Sunday! Professional Rodeo Announcer Mike Labelle fills us in on the Day 8 champions, who's headed to Sunday AND a few guests on today's show. He catches up with steer wrestlers Scott Guenthner & Brendan Laye AND heads to the barns to connect with chuckwagon driver Rick Fraser.

It was an exciting day 7 at the Calgary Stampede. Professional Rodeo Announcer Mike Labelle brings you up-to-date on the news, results and fastest times of the day.

It's the second day of Pool B at the Calgary Stampede. Professional rodeo announcer Mike Labelle gives you the days results and how the aggregate looks after two days. Special guest Trevor Knowles (Steer Wrestler) joins Mike on the show! Get an update on Obrey Motowylo, the chuckwagon driver who was thrown from his wagon on night 5 and how the rest of the racing went on Day 6.

Professional Rodeo Announcer Mike Labelle hosts this podcast show. It's Day 5 of the Calgary Stampede. That means day 1 of Pool B in the rodeo and kinda like another day 1 for the Rangeland Derby as they do a redraw and move the wagons around to slowest times in the first heats and fastest running times in the later heats. He brings us up to speed on how it looked on Day 5.

Three days in at the Calgary Stampede....means there is all kinds of movement on the aggregates. Professional Rodeo Announcer Mike Labelle gives you the day 3 results and updates you at where people are sitting going into Day 4. Both rodeo and chuckwagon racing results.

Day 2 of the Calgary Stampede. Find out how the rodeo went - where every sits after two days and who had the fastest times on the night with the GMC Rangeland Derby.

A Daily Show of passion w/animal lovers Tracey & Jon Stewart; Diving deep for love w/submariner & wife in Virginia Beach, VA; our narrative is on love’s detours, titled Road Blocks. **CREDITS: http://lovin-america.blubrry.net/animal-lovers-034 SHOW NOTES: A Daily Show of passion with the love story of comedian and animal lovers Jon Stewart and Tracey McShane; Diving deep for love with submariner Cliff and his wife Char in Virginia Beach, VA; No news is new news with news about the new Love in America; our narrative is about love’s detours and roadblocks, titled appropriately - Road Blocks. All this and more on this episode of Lovin America. (Like the podcast? For as little as $1 a month you can help keep the lovin’ comin’. Be a Patron of Lovin America! Links: Lead in song: Lovity Love by Something Underground Brief food truck history: https://mobile-cuisine.com/business/history-of-american-food-trucks/ Chuckwagons in the Black Hills Rapid City: Fort Hays Old West Town and Dinner Show Hill City: Circle B Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Music Show Custer: Blue Bell Chuckwagon Cookout Love Story, John Stewart and Tracey McShane: From Bustle.com: Jon Stewart's Wife Isn't Just A 'Daily Show' Spouse, She's a Media Maven From MoneyInc.com: 20 Things You Didn’t Know about Jon Stewart From BiographyOnline.net: Jon Stewart Biography YouTube The Oprah Winfrey Channel: Jon Stewart Gets Personal The Paley Center for Media Channel: The Daily Show Cast on "Personal Beliefs" From Dodoodad.com: Tracey McShane Biography From TheDailyBeast.com: Nine Things You Didn’t Know About Jon Stewart From WKMS.org: For Tracey Stewart, Life After The 'Daily Show' Is All About The Animals Moomah, magazine and website Farm Sanctuary site: https://www.farmsanctuary.org From Amazon.com: Do Until Animals Lovin America website: Lovin America Website Lovin America YouTube Channel: Lovin America YouTube Channel

This Food Non-Fiction podcast episode tells the history of food trucks. The forerunners to food trucks are the chuckwagons of the cowboy cattle drives and the pushcarts of busy cities. Chuckwagons were invented by Charles Goodnight in 1866 to feed cowboys during long cattle drives that sometimes lasted for months. Chuckwagon cooks were called "cookies" and they would wake up bright and early to stoke a fire with firewood from the chuckwagon and prepare food with surfaces and supplies provided by the chuckwagon. Pushcarts have been around for ages and have a fascinating history of clashes with law enforcement. Since the 1600's New York has passed several laws to try and manage pushcart vendors and the current food truck laws are reminiscent of the pushcart laws. The food truck laws in New York haven't been changed since 1965 and the NYC Food Truck Association is pushing for changes to make the laws more modern. We interviewed 2 food truck owners in Durham - Saltbox Seafood Joint and Tootie. They gave us on insight on the business of food trucks. Chuckwagon Cooking Recipes: Chuckwagon recipes blog page Legends of America recipes Chronicle of the Old West recipes American Chuckwagon cooking Interviewees: Saltbox Seafood Joint (Facebook Page) Tootie References: NYC Food Truck Association NYC Food Truck Regulations Food Truck Startup 101 (in Toronto) Food Truck Startup Infographic (for Toronto) Cattle Drives after Civil War Encyclopedia - cattle drives Pushcart/Street Vendor History Street Vendor History New York Times - The Food Cart Business Stinks Book: Street Foods Book: Start Your Own Food Truck Business