Dale and Ryan discuss a simple truth: if you can't explain why you're doing something, you probably shouldn't be doing it. This logic applies to every facet of the stock show world, from your initial purchase choices to your daily management practices.

If it sounds like magic, it’s probably a scam.

Ryan and Dale discuss the situation that came to the forefront this week about Ryan judging stock shows.

Dale and Ryan discuss the possibility and difficulty in purchasing show stock on a budget.

Ryan and Dale discuss the size and magnitude of the Texas Major Shows and the impact they have on exhibitors and the stock show industry.

Dale and Ryan discuss everything from form to function to the judge’s perception of skeletal assembly. Does effortless movement ultimately define the correctness of a skeletal build?

Dale and Ryan discuss the importance of giving back to the stock show community through volunteerism.

Ryan and Dale discuss how everyone should be more mindful of their opinions and attitudes.

Ryan and Dale discuss how in all aspects of the stock show industry we can do a better job of making sure exhibitors and families are “seen.”

Dale and Ryan discuss ways to put honor back into the honor system in reference to livestock showing.

Ryan and Dale discuss variations in online sale presentation across species. This is looked at from both a seller and buyer perspective.