Podcasts about Rodeo

Horses First. Always.Before the NFR.Before the spotlight.Before most people ever knew her name.Latricia Duke built a career the long way — in the futurity pen, behind the scenes, and with a commitment to always put the horse first. In this episode, Jordan Jo sits down with Latricia to talk about the horses that built her, the convictions that guided her, and the decisions that defined her career.From developing elite futurity horses, to transitioning into the WPRA, to finally qualifying for the NFR — this is a story about stewardship, patience, and integrity. Latricia opens up about Vanilla Wafer, the horse who changed everything, why she chose to end his competition career when it was time, and what it means to truly serve a great horse well.The conversation also looks forward — to genetics, breeding, Carlos stepping into the spotlight, motherhood, and what legacy really means beyond buckles and standings.

Paul Cauthen aka Big Velvet is Texas born, Texas based artists. You may know him from his one of many hit songs "Cocaine Country Dancing". Paul is a true road dog with the stories to back it up. Listen along as he tells about selling drugs in his younger years, going to jail, and some crazy stories from the road.

Why are rodeo athletes tougher than ever — yet breaking down sooner? In this roundtable episode, Doug sits down with the Champion Living coaching staff to unpack the real reasons behind the rodeo athlete development gap. The conversation explores why many athletes work hard but still struggle to stay healthy, consistent, and competitive over long seasons. We talk about the difference between toughness and preparation, why being busy doesn't equal being ready, and how common development paths like rodeo schools often fail to provide lasting structure or accountability. The coaches also share what athletes should actually be focusing on right now, and what long-term athlete development needs to look like if rodeo is going to evolve. This is an honest, practical discussion aimed at helping athletes think differently about training, recovery, and longevity.

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Throwback ThursdayParker McCollum is still figuring out who he is - and he's not afraid to admit it. In this episode, the adorable singer-songwriter sits down with Bunnie to talk about the road from small-town Texas to sold-out stadiums, falling for wife Hallie Ray, becoming a dad, and making the most honest album of his life, which drops in June. He opens up about growing up in two very different worlds, a car lot and a rodeo arena, with a cowboy grandpa, hardworking dad, barrel-racing mama, and a big brother who showed him how to write heartbreak songs. They get into DMT trips, explosive tour stories, and what it's like to chase sad songs while trying to be a good man. Parker McCollum: WebsiteWatch Full Episodes & More: YouTubeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What does it mean to build a life with horses – both inside the rodeo arena and at home? On this episode of Beyond the Barn, host Katy Starr chats with Mitch Pollock, NFR saddle bronc rider, rancher, and Backyard Bash producer, for an honest conversation about horsemanship, mindset, and the values that shape life beyond competition, including: How his very first saddle bronc ride landed him on the College of Southern Idaho (CSI) rodeo teamWhy mindset and horsemanship matter just as much as physical abilityThe hard truth about rodeo careers that most riders don't want to talk about and how he's planning ahead Whether you're a rodeo fan, horse owner, or someone who values the Western way of life, this episode offers meaningful insight into what it looks like to live with purpose. 

This episode of Beyond the Chutes, as presented by ParaSight Systems — helping vets help pets, was recorded Friday morning at the First Frontier Circuit Finals in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.In this conversation, Doug Simcox and Sam Swearingen sit down with Tom Glause, CEO of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, for an honest, people-first discussion about leadership, relationships, and the realities of managing a sport built on trust.Tom shares life lessons from growing up in rodeo, insights from circuit management, and what it means to lead a people-based organization where hard decisions are unavoidable and balance matters. They talk openly about the current state of the PRCA, the challenges that still exist, and why ingenuity and strong relationships are required to keep rodeo moving forward.During the conversation, Tom praised the First Frontier Circuit and Brock Hower's leadership, pointing to a season that added a fourth performance and raised the $85,000 required to fund it — a clear example of leadership, collaboration, and commitment behind the scenes.This isn't a press conference. It's a conversation about people, responsibility, and the work it takes to sustain the sport.

Your weekly meeting of the minds where we ask the hard hitting questions. Updates and outlandish questions from Dale Brisby and the Rode Time gang.   Thanks for watching and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! A lot of you aren't subscribed and lemme tell you, it matters! RodeoTime.com is MY apparel line, please go check it out! This is how we are about to afford to make the videos! ALSO text me "Special Offer" to (940)353-0890 and I will let you know about new deals on the apparel. Yes, it is really me texting you. MtnOps.com use code DALE for 20% off RockandRollDenim.com use code DALE for 15% off ol son! TotalFeeds.com to find a dealer near you for your horses nutrition! FeedBuggyCorporate.com takes you to the Can-Am you need! Americanhat.net is where you can hear more about the hat real COWBOYS wear!

In this solo episode of the Champion Living Podcast, Doug Champion breaks down a problem that's quietly costing rodeo athletes careers, consistency, and longevity — the rodeo athlete development gap. Rodeo has never lacked tough athletes. What it lacks is structured development that prepares athletes to last. Drawing from his experience as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and years of coaching rodeo athletes at every level — from high school competitors to NFR qualifiers and world champions — Doug explains why toughness alone is no longer enough in modern rodeo. This episode covers: What the "rodeo athlete development gap" actually is Why rodeo has professionalized financially but not developmentally How load vs capacity explains most common rodeo injuries Why being "gym strong" doesn't always transfer to rodeo performance The role of nervous system fatigue, recovery, and travel stress Why random workouts and grinding harder often backfire How poor preparation shortens careers and limits earning potential What real athlete development should look like in rodeo Doug challenges long-held assumptions in rodeo culture while respecting the grit and toughness the sport was built on — making the case that better preparation, not more suffering, is the future of rodeo performance. If you're a rodeo athlete, parent, or coach who wants to: Stay healthier through long seasons Improve consistency Extend competitive longevity Understand how to train smarter, not just harder this episode will change how you think about rodeo training and athlete development. Because talent gets you noticed — preparation keeps you in the game.   This episode of the Champion Living Podcast is supported by: Hooey Official partner supporting rodeo athletes and western culture

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In today's episode, I sit down with IFBB Pro Sandy Arave, a 55-year-old high school counselor whose path to bodybuilding success is anything but conventional. Sandy began competing in 2022 and earned her Pro card at North Americans in 2024. In 2025, she made her Pro debut and went on to win two Pro shows in the 55+ categories.   Before bodybuilding, Sandy lived a very different competitive life as a barrel racer, competing at professional rodeos. Her journey into the sport came alongside navigating grief, health challenges, and major life transitions. This conversation is an honest look at resilience, purpose, and why chasing growth matters more than chasing a card.   TOPICS COVERED -Living and competing through grief and trauma -Transitioning from competitive barrel racing to bodybuilding -Building and leaning on a strong support system -Lessons learned through failure and setbacks -Being a role model at any age -Prioritizing health while pursuing big goals   CONNECT WITH CELESTE: Website: http://www.celestial.fit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celestial_fit/ All Links: http://www.celestial.fit/links.html   CONNECT WITH SANDY:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandytaylorarave_ifbbpro/   TIME STAMPS 1:00 introduction 3:14 having a competitive nature 5:53 life before competing 13:13 balance work life and competing 16:56 competing through grief 26:41 how grief has impacted her life 35:16 taking chances 43:10 advice for balancing life and competing 52:35 making her Pro debut 59:30 dealing with thyroid issues 66:38 prioritizing health 73:05 advice for competitors   CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE FOOD RELATIONSHIP COACHING SERIES   CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE POST SHOW BLUES COACHING SERIES   LEARN MORE AND APPLY FOR MY 5 WEEK FOOD RELATIONSHIP HEALING & DISCOVERY COACHING PROGRAM   FOR OTHER FREE RESOURCES, LIVE EVENTS, AND WAYS TO WORK WITH CELESTE CLICK HERE

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BTC On the Road Again | First Frontier Circuit FinalsThis is Beyond the Chutes, and this special Bonus Episode takes you inside the First Frontier Circuit Finals — not from the stands, but from the quiet moments just before it all happens.Recorded on the road at the Penn Harris Hotel, just hours before the final performance, this episode features a real-time conversation with Brianna Waltz — IPRA World Champion breakaway roper, registered nurse, wife, and mom — as she prepares for the biggest runs of the weekend.Brianna shares what preparation really looks like when the draw is posted and the pressure is real. From trusting a quirky but honest horse, to simplifying the barrier, managing mindset, and balancing rodeo with work and family life, this conversation captures rodeo as it unfolds, not years later.There's no polish. No hindsight. Just mindset, preparation, and trust — told in the calm before the gate swings open.BTC was on the road again, recording the stories that matter — right where rodeo happens.

Five years ago, In The LOOP started with an iPhone, a truck seat, and a simple desire to tell stories that mattered. Today, it's grown into a platform with over 250 episodes, a loyal community, and a new chapter as part of the Cowboy Channel.In this solo reflection episode, In The LOOP Podcast host Jordan Jo looks back on the journey — from the early days of breakaway roping's professional rise to the moments, conversations, and people that shaped the heart of the show. She shares how rodeo opened doors, introduced lifelong friendships, and ultimately laid the foundation for a podcast rooted in storytelling, curiosity, and faith.Jordan Jo also pulls back the curtain on what's ahead. As 2026 begins, In The LOOP is entering a more intentional season — one focused on deeper, wiser conversations and the pursuit of bold goals within the Western industry. This year's episodes will center on women who are building, leading, competing, and evolving — both inside and outside the arena — alongside the men who support, challenge, and champion them.From navigating identity and leadership to building businesses, making hard decisions, and celebrating wins we don't talk about enough, this episode sets the tone for what's next: honest dialogue, courageous questions, and conversations that matter.If you've been here since the beginning — or you're just joining — this episode is an invitation to step into the next chapter together.

In this episode, Jordan and Jason go behind the scenes of the inaugural Landscape Rodeo in St. Augustine, Florida—fresh off the front page of Lawn & Landscape with Yankee Dan doing a wheelie on a Hustler zero-turn. They break down Media Day, key events like zero-turn barrel racing, skid steer challenges, mini-excavator skills, and the evolving three-on-three backpack blower soccer, plus how to register at thelandscaperodeo.com, event pricing, the $1,000 Landscape Decathlon prize, custom belt buckles, and lodging at World Golf Village Renaissance St. Augustine. They also dig into plant health care with MitoGrow booster applications, air spading and root invigoration, and wrap with how they're using LiveSwitch and AI to capture video walkthroughs, speed up proposals, and better communicate with clients and crews.

*A federal judge has denied the State of Texas' motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the state's ban on cell cultured protein.  *The latest livestock production and price forecasts are a bright spot in agriculture this year.  *The American Sheep Industry Association is asking for the inclusion of wool in the Farmer Bridge Assistance program. *There are all kinds of ways that ranchers are marketing their animals.  *The Fort Worth Livestock Show and Rodeo puts an emphasis on agriculture.  *The Farm Bill may address California's Proposition 12.  *January is an exciting time for thousands of youth in the Texas Coastal Bend.  *Respiratory disease in livestock is commonly related to stress.  

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In this episode of Beyond the Rodeo, we sit down with Bear Pascoe—former NFL Super Bowl champion, rodeo athlete, and assistant rodeo coach at Cal Poly—to talk about mindset, resilience, and what it means to play the long game. Bear shares his journey from growing up in the Western industry to playing professional football, winning a Super Bowl championship, and making his return to rodeo. He opens up about the mental challenges of elite competition, the power of positive mindset, and why having the right team around you matters both in sports and in life. We also discuss the similarities between football and rodeo, how athletes can navigate setbacks, and why caring for both physical and mental health is essential for long-term success in and out of the arena.   About the Podcast Beyond the Rodeo is a podcast presented by Western Sports Foundation, an organization dedicated to supporting rodeo athletes in and out of the arena. Through mental health support, educational resources, crisis care, and more, Western Sports Foundation serves as a lifeline for Western athletes when they need it most. To learn more or get involved, visit wsf.org.

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Josh was able to head down to the National Western Stock Show (thanks to our friend Cassidy) and check out all the fun events going on down there including the Rodeo. Find out what he loved best about the night, here. The fun continues on our social media pages!Jeremy, Katy & Josh Facebook: CLICK HERE Jeremy, Katy & Josh Instagram: CLICK HERE

In this episode of the Maverick Podcast, DJ Maverick sits down with Shannon Moree Smith, the general manager of Rodeo Cinema and an accomplished actor. Shannon shares her journey from being an Army brat to finding her passion for acting and storytelling. She discusses the importance of pursuing what you love, despite societal pressures to conform to traditional career paths.Shannon Moree Smith:https://www.instagram.com/shanmoreehttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm7307207https://www.instagram.com/rodeocinemaMaverick Podcast:

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In his final year as governor, Jared Polis says he wants to "lean into the value of mercy" -- would that apply to jailed former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters? We sat down with Polis after his State of the State address to discuss that as well as housing, healthcare, coal, and why Polis hasn't read the Epstein Files. Then, why the Broncos just might pull off what they failed to do last post-season Saturday against Buffalo. And, rodeo as...diplomacy? Ahead of Canada night at The Stock Show, we speak with a bull fighter-turned-producer from Alberta. 

The San Diego Rodeo kicks off today at Petco Park! All this week we've been giving out tickets by playing Rodeo or Rodeo Drive. Are these terms something you'd hear a cowboy say or something you'd hear in Beverly Hills?

This episode of In The LOOP Podcast is one of the most raw and meaningful conversations we've shared — a story rooted in faith, resilience, and the power of community within the rodeo and equine industry.Inspired by 2025 World Champion Breakaway Roper Taylor Munsell, this episode brings awareness to Breakaway From Cancer and the real lives it has impacted. Jordan Jo sits down with cancer survivors Kacey Kobza and Lindsey Pender to share their journeys — not from a place of fear, but from courage, honesty, and hope.Kacey opens up about her diagnosis with Hodgkin's lymphoma, the overwhelming support she received from the rodeo community, and how that experience reshaped her perspective on life, competition, and relationships. Now cancer-free, she gives back as a board member of Breakaway From Cancer, helping lift financial and emotional burdens for others in the equine industry facing the same fight.Lindsey shares her ongoing battle with stage-three triple-negative breast cancer — from noticing early warning signs to navigating chemotherapy, surgery, motherhood, and faith. With vulnerability and strength, she speaks about trusting God in the unknown, accepting help, and staying present through each phase of treatment while continuing to show up for her family.This episode is not about cancer statistics or outcomes. It's about taking life one day at a time, refusing comparison, leaning on faith, and allowing community to carry you when you're tired. It's a reminder that in rodeo — and in life — no one fights alone. 

While at the NFR we had the chance to catch up with 4x world champion bronc rider Zeke Thurston. Zeke covers how he got his start in rodeo, what the future of bronc riding looks like, and how to handle the pressure of the big stages. Check out Zeke's Bronc Riding Masterclass at zeke-thurston.com

We're kicking off the year in Fort Worth with a look at the Eddie Wood Cowtown Classic, the marquee Texas Longhorn sale held alongside the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo at the Will Rogers Memorial Center.  Today we talk with Karen Allen from Circle A Longhorns about this exciting event. She shares with us what to expect on sale day and around the Stockyards, tips for previewing cattle efficently, and where to be and when - so you don't miss a thing! This weekend's consignors have reached deep into their programs, bringing a tight set of females and select lots with proven production, eye appeal, and pedigrees built for the long haul. Saddle up—bidding into 2026 starts now in Cowtown.Send us a text From the Pasture with Hired Hand:Hired Hand Websites (@hiredhandwebsites): https://hiredhandsoftware.comHired Hand Live (@hiredhandlive): https://hiredhandlive.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hiredhandwebsites/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HiredHandSoftwareTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hiredhandwebsitesNewsletter: https://www.hiredhandsoftware.com/resources/stay-informed

This week, Donald Macleod explores the life and music of Aaron Copland, one of the most distinctive voices in 20th-century American music. From his Brooklyn childhood and formative studies in Paris to his return home with bold new ideas, Copland's career charts a path through modernism, jazz, and the search for an unmistakably American sound. We hear music that captures the spirit of a nation – from Billy the Kid and Lincoln Portrait to his Fanfare for the Common Man, before he made the move from composer to conductor. Music featured includes: 4 Dance Episodes from Rodeo: iv. Hoe Down Two Preludes for violin and piano Four Early Songs: i. Night; ii. A Summer Vacation; iii. My Heart is in the East; iv. Alone Four Motets: iii. Have Mercy on Us, O My Lord Three Moods: i. Embittered; ii. Wistful; iii. Jazzy Symphony for Organ and Orchestra: ii. Scherzo; iii. Finale: Lento The Cat and the Mouse Old Poem; Pastorale Music for the Theater: i. Prologue; ii. Dance Piano Concerto Vitebsk (trio for violin, cello and piano) Hear Ye! Hear Ye! – ballet in one act: Scene i (Prelude) Piano Variations Short Symphony (Symphony No. 2): i. Incisivo; ii. Espressivo; iii. Presto e ritmico El Salón México Billy the Kid Suite: i. Introduction: The Open Prairie; ii. Street in a Frontier Town; iii. Mexican Dance and Finale Letter from Home Appalachian Spring Suite: v. Solo Dance; vi. Meno mosso; vii. Variation on a Shaker Hymn Clarinet Concerto Lincoln Portrait Fanfare for the Common Man Two Pieces for String Quartet: No. 2. Allegro Moderato Piano Quartet: iii. Non troppo lento Music for a Great City: i. SkylinePresented by Donald Macleod Produced by Elizabeth Ajao for BBC Audio Wales & West For full track listings, including artist and recording details, and to listen to the pieces featured in full (for 30 days after broadcast) head to the series page for Aaron Copland (1900-1990): https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002p75g And you can delve into the A-Z of all the composers we've featured on Composer of the Week here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/3cjHdZlXwL7W41XGB77X3S0/composers-a-to-z

The San Diego Rodeo is hitting Petco Park this weekend and all this week we've got tickets for you to win! But we're not going to make it easy. You'll have to play a round of Rodeo or Rodeo! Is it a cowboy thing or something you find on Rodeo Drive? 

Eventually every bird has to leave the nest, and on of the most recognizable faces at Rodeo Time is moving on to bigger and better things! It's a sad day, but luckily we also have the most optimistic intern we've ever had Zac Cleveland to lift our spirits! If you're a long time fan of Rodeo Time, this is one podcast episode you won't want to miss!

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Houston Nightlife, the iconic Rodeo, and Spring Break Plans are all on deck in this week's episode of The Pour Podcast! We pod solo to dive into everything from Houston's evolving culture to the ultimate spring break destinations. Plus, we're breaking down rodeo vibes, neighborhood transformations, and some wild personal stories you don't want to miss. Want exclusive content? Join our Patreon for bonus episodes, and subscribe for updates on all things Houston. Catch our live shows, interact with us, and become part of the Pour Horsemen community. Don't forget to share your favorite Houston hotspots and spring break ideas in the comments! Let's keep the conversation going. Follow the crew: @ThePourHorsemen @ShyThugg | @HardbodyKiotti | @Phi1TheDon | @LebronaldPalmer I @yo.dj.silk I @armourie.official Production Crew @TheJohnSims | @1Kharyy Shot at @TheHiveHouston Hurt At Work? Contact our partners at https://crockett.law for all of your legal needs. @bankonbriantx is ready to help. Join our Patreon for more exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/thepourhorsemen By supporting us, you're not just a listener but a valued part of our community. Use our Code POUR at Bluechew.com for your discount. Follow The Pour Horsemen on Instagram @thepourhorsemen and email at thepourhorsemen@gmail.com. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 16:15 - Join Us at The Hive on Monday 16:55 - Houston: The Next Spring Break Destination 18:58 - Changes in Our Neighborhood 22:16 - Houstonians Upset About Noise Concerns 24:18 - Lizzo Headlining Black Heritage Night 36:00 - Changes in High School Sports 38:37 - NFL Playoffs Discussion 48:06 - Potential NIL Earnings Breakdown 51:49 - High School NIL Earnings Insights 57:49 - Netflix After Dark Overview 01:02:54 - Join Our Patreon Community 01:06:26 - Pour After Dark 01:10:27 - Outro

In this episode of The Champion Living Podcast, we sit down with Chancey Williams and Wade Sankey for a conversation that's equal parts fun, honest, and deeply rooted in western culture. These two grew up together, took different paths — one into music, one into stock contracting — and both went on to leave a real mark on the rodeo world. We talk about where they came from, how growing up together shaped their mindset, and what it takes to build something that lasts in an industry that doesn't hand anything out. This episode covers the realities behind the scenes — the grind, the business side, the responsibility that comes with success, and the importance of staying true to who you are as the sport and the world around it continue to change. Plenty of laughs, plenty of stories, and a lot of perspective from two guys who've lived it. In this episode, we cover: Growing up together and choosing different paths Music, rodeo, and the culture that connects them The business side of western industries Longevity, legacy, and staying relevant Advice for young people coming up in rodeo and western culture. Listen to the full episode of The Champion Living Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts. Download the Rodeo Now App for real-time rodeo news and updates. Powered by Hooey — built for the western way of life.

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Taylor Munsell is the 2025 World Champion Professional Breakaway Roper and a five-time NFBR qualifier known for her grit, humility, and mental toughness. Built through years of highs, lows, and hard lessons, Taylor's career reflects resilience earned the long way — through consistency, adaptability, and trust in her process.In this episode, Taylor opens up about the challenges behind her championship season — missed runs, mounting pressure, constant adjustments, and the mental battle of staying confident when things aren't going her way. She shares how blocking out outside noise, staying present, and choosing to fight instead of fold ultimately led her to ride into the 10th round calm, focused, and ready.This episode goes beyond a gold buckle. It's about growth in the valleys, learning through adversity, and showing up when it matters most. Taylor's story is a powerful reminder that resilience is built long before the final run.

Rod, Mo, Alex, and Chile talk about the Rodeo, smart motorcycle helmets, and then in the final hour of the show it's Open Phones Friday. They also play you some new music from Younglood and The Smashing Pumpkins.

Fresh off a big win in Las Vegas, 2025 NFR Bull Riding Average Champion TJ Gray joins host Kaycie Timm for an honest conversation about momentum, mindset, and navigating the realities of life as a professional bull rider. TJ reflects on what clicked during his last year's NFR, the lessons learned through injury and recovery, and how faith, planning, and perspective shape his approach to the sport. From handling pressure on the biggest stage to redefining success beyond the scoreboard, this episode offers a thoughtful look at what it takes to sustain a career at the top level of rodeo. In this episode: Growing up in bull riding and chasing a lifelong goal Lessons learned between TJ's first and second NFR appearances Managing pressure, nerves, and expectations on rodeo's biggest stage The importance of preparation without overthinking The team behind the scenes: family, support systems, and sponsors Winning the NFR Bull riding Average and Top Gun Award Riding through injury and choosing long-term health About Western Sports Foundation Beyond the Rodeo is presented by Western Sports Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of Western sports athletes. Through mental health resources, educational scholarships, crisis assistance, and more, WSF helps athletes navigate life in and out of the arena. Learn more or get involved at wsf.org.

Thanks for watching and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! A lot of you aren't subscribed and lemme tell you, it matters! RodeoTime.com is MY apparel line, please go check it out! This is how we are about to afford to make the videos! ALSO text me "Special Offer" to (940)353-0890 and I will let you know about new deals on the apparel. Yes, it is really me texting you. RanchFuel.com use code DALE for 15% off MtnOps.com use code DALE for 20% off RockandRollDenim.com use code DALE for 15% off ol son! TotalFeeds.com to find a dealer near you for your horses nutrition! FeedBuggyCorporate.com takes you to the Can-Am you need! Americanhat.net is where you can hear more about the hat real COWBOYS wear!

On a new episode of All Access with the Iowa Events Center, we look back on some of the memorable shows from 2025. Plus, the CINCH World's Toughest Rodeo rides into the Casey's Center this Friday and Saturday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a new episode of All Access with the Iowa Events Center, we look back on some of the memorable shows from 2025. Plus, the CINCH World's Toughest Rodeo rides into the Casey's Center this Friday and Saturday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What a year 2025 was! We've lost an employee AND we talk about the top 20 podcasts of the year! Check it out! Thanks for watching and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! A lot of you aren't subscribed and lemme tell you, it matters! RodeoTime.com is MY apparel line, please go check it out! This is how we are about to afford to make the videos!   ALSO text me "Special Offer" to (940)353-0890 and I will let you know about new deals on the apparel. Yes, it is really me texting you. RanchFuel.com use code DALE for 15% off MtnOps.com use code DALE for 20% off RockandRollDenim.com use code DALE for 15% off ol son! TotalFeeds.com to find a dealer near you for your horses nutrition! FeedBuggyCorporate.com takes you to the Can-Am you need! Americanhat.net is where you can hear more about the hat real COWBOYS wear!