Travis, Faris and special guest Jon DeClerck discuss the value, or the lack thereof, of Expected Progeny Differences, their uses, application, and how they are and should be ingrained in the show ring, commercial industry and collegiate judging contests.

Nick and Faris discuss the pros and cons of buying and selling cattle in private treaty, phone bid off and online sale scenarios.

Travis and Faris respond to a listener submission and discuss different ways to build a cow herd and the pros and cons of each.

Tyler Norvell joins the show to explain what it takes to put on events such as the Oklahoma Youth Expo, and gives input on how we can generate quality experiences for youth exhibitors.

PFT Commenter from the Barstool Sports Network podcast "Pardon my Take" joins the Podcast.  

Considering this episode is not standard for the ChuteSide platform, Travis explains how this episode came to be, interviews PFT, followed by some reflection and takeaways by Travis and Faris. 

Certainly a unique, one-off episode that is geared further towards entertainment than education.  Stay til the end if you want to hear Faris roast Travis for his ridiculous dining choices.

Travis sits down with Blake Nelson and Josh Cribbs to discuss the value of the Maine Anjou breed, organizing a Junior National during a global pandemic, and what the two of them look for in livestock when sorting shows.  

Travis and Faris discuss the differences and similarities between the "Real World" and the show ring and how each applies to the other.

Kirk tells us about his come up, the importance of educating youth, daily routine, and show day presentation.  

Travis and Faris discuss the the merits of junior fit, family fit, or wide open at major shows around the country.