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This week, Cody and Jimbo visit with 3-time World's Champion Freestyle and NFR Bullfighter, Evan Allard. A native of Vinita, OK, Evan talks close calls, bad bulls, and good saves while working America's toughest sport. Don't miss this one!

Kenyon's wild ride at the Daddy of "Em All went from bad to worse as the story goes on. From a near decapitation to colliding with another horse, he recounts the heart-pounding, and now-hilarious moments that left him lucky to tell the tale, thanks in part to Joe Beaver.

Listen in as Cody and Jimbo visit with Nick Waters of the American Storytellers. Nick travels the country, keeping our history alive, with his remarkable true stories. He tells us the amazing story of the Abernathy brothers who traveled from Oklahoma to New York, horseback, as small boys. Nick is a great storyteller, and you won't want to miss this one!

This week, Cody and Jimbo visit with Central Texas Rodeo Hall of Famer, Jason "The Rook" Cooper. Jason had a colorful career as a steeer wrestler, team roper, calf roper, and steer roper. He travelled with the likes of Roy Duvall, Steve Duhon, and Ote Berry. You will not want to miss his stories!

This week, the boys visit with their ol' friend, Mr. Pearl Snap himself, Shawn Williams. He's a highly trained cowboy fashion reporter, chap maker, cowboy poet, author, steer roper, team roper, and working cowboy. Lots of laughs in this one, with a special Teddy Binion story you won't want to miss!

This week, Cody and Jimbo visit with legendary calf roper, horse trainer, and stock contractor, Lon Chaney. Lon tells some great stories, including working for Shoat Webster on the Lowry Ranch, and all about Loretta Lynn's Longhorn Rodeo Company. Talk about some amazing rodeo history that you won't want to miss!

Listen in as Cody and Jimbo talk to steer roper, rancher, and entrepreneur, Trey Quinn. Trey tells us all about growing up in the Fort Worth area, and the history of the Windy Ryon steer roping. Also, you won't want to miss a special tribute to Tim Gipson.

This week, Cody and Jimbo visit with two-time WPRA World's Champion Header, Mary Ann Miller. Mary Ann is part of a historic four-generation World's Champion family. She's great granddaughter to Ben Johnson, Sr., niece to Ben Jr., and daughter of Johnnie Joe Miller. Wow! What a family. Don't miss this one!

This week, Cody and Jimbo visit with former PRCA calf roper, Dave Owen. Dave was also a Kansas State Senator, Kansas Lieutenant Governor, and former campaign manager and confidant to the legendary Bob Dole. Dave is a very impressive man and tells some great stories you won't want to miss!

This week, the boys visit with Brett Mock of Mock Brother's Saddlery, Oklahoma's oldest saddlery. Brett, along with his brother Greg, are the third sset of brothers to operate the iconic shop in 84 years of operation. Brett tells us some interesting stories and gives us some insight into the business that you might not have known, and how it's changed over the years. You'll enjoy this one.

Don't miss this week's episode, when the boys visit with two of the all-time great bareback riders, 5-time World's Champion, Bruce Ford and 9-time NFR qualifier, Bob Logue. If you like great stories from great cowboys, you'll love this one.

Listen in as Cody and Jimbo visit with Joe Zuke, chairman of the board at the John Wayne Birthplace Museum in Winterset, Iowa. If you love the Duke, you will want to be sure and give this podcast a listen!

Listen in as Cody and Jimbo give you a rundown of the upcoming Ben Johnson Days 2025, held on Father's Day weekend!

Don't miss this week's episode when the boys talk to 9-time NFR team roper, Tyler Magnus. Tyler grew up in the Osage hills, and has some great stories about his early days of team roping in the area. Tyler is one of the great teachers of roping and horsemanship in the business. You'll definitely love this one!

This week, the boys visit with master bit and spur maker, Troy Flaharty. Troy tells about his early years in the business and how he became a member of the prestigious Traditional Cowboy Arts Association. As always, great stories and lots of laughs!