Charmayne James is a 11x barrel racing World Champion, winning her first title at the age of 14 years old. Flint and Charmayne talk about her journey with her famous horse Scamper, she gives her advice on how to maintain and train horses, and they talk about the criteria to join the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame. 

Steve Wariner is a country music artist and Grand Ole Opry member with 4 Grammy Awards and 14 #1 hits. Flint and Steve talk about when Flint first discovered Steve's music, how Steve was discovered in country music, and Steve's time spent with Garth Brooks. 

Randy Bernard is the first-ever CEO of the Professional Bull Riders, former CEO of IndyCar, and the current co-manager of Garth Brooks. Flint and Randy talk about the early days of the PBR, how Randy hired Flint, and share some great stories. 

On this episode, country music artist, Ned Ledoux. Flint and Ned talk about their first time meeting, stories about Chris LeDoux, and they discuss Ned's new hobby.

On this episode of According To Flint, Philadelphia Eagles, Alex Singleton. Flint and Alex talk about how Alex went from Montana State to the NFL, his career in the Canadian Football League, and his work with the Special Olympics.

On this week's episode of According To Flint, the 2016 Tie-Down World Champion, Tyson Durfey. Flint asks Tyson about his experience at the 2020 NFR in Texas, they talk about their true passions, and how to get rodeo and cowboys back in the mainstream media. Check out flintrasmussen.com for more content. 

After two weeks in Texas at the National Finals Rodeo, Flint sits down to talk with songwriter, Shane Minor. Flint and Shane talk about hit songs that Shane has written, what it takes to write a song, how to bring back real country music, and much more. 

This week's guest According To Flint, 1985 Rookie of the Year and 8x World Champion, Joe Beaver. 

Flint talks with Justin McBride, 2X PBR World Champion. Flint and McBride talks about his career as a bull rider and an announcer, and the current riders of the PBR. 

Flint sits down with Dan Mortensen, 6x World Champion saddle bronc rider. These two talk about how they met high school rodeoing, Dan's world champion titles, and share other stories they have shared together.