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Host: Ashley Oakley
Episode Title: Rendezvous Royale Week in Cody, Wyoming: Fashion Show and Art Spectacular

In this episode of "How Do We?" with Ashley Oakley, we dive into the exciting events happening during Rendezvous Royale Week in Cody, Wyoming, from September 18th to the 23rd. The highlight of the week is the long-awaited Cody Fashion Show and Art Spectacular, set to take place on Thursday, September 21st.
The Art Spectacular, held during the day from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, offers a unique opportunity to witness the talent of local artists. The event features outstanding artists like Aubree Snook, known for her hyper-realistic landscape art, and Austin Razlaff, who creates breathtaking fine art, including Bison animals and photo-realistic charcoal pieces. Moreover, the event will showcase a collection of prints and etchings by the legendary artist James Bama, which will be available for silent auction throughout the day. This is a rare chance to acquire a piece of James Bama's work, as he passed away less than a year ago.
The Art Spectacular is not just about art; it's also a social gathering. The proprietors are generously providing a full bar, allowing attendees to enjoy drinks while supporting the artists. Some artists will even complete paintings during the event, which will be auctioned off at the beginning of the fashion show.
Transitioning from the Art Spectacular, the Cody Auditorium will transform for the highly anticipated Cody Fashion Show. The doors will open at 6:30 PM, offering attendees a sneak peek at the James Bama collection and the pieces about to be auctioned off during the live auction.
The fashion show promises to be a captivating experience lasting approximately one hour. It's open to the entire community and features models of all ages, including moms and daughters, who have dedicated their time and effort to make this event a success. Ashley Oakley, the host of "How Do We?," will be hosting the fashion show, adding to the excitement.
Several local designers and stores are participating, including the Wild West Emporium at the Irma Hotel, Trace Outlaw Boots, and Originals by Scott Wayne, Michelle Julene among others. Expect some surprises as well!
All of these incredible events are made possible through the sponsorship of the Pretty Buffalo Boutique, owned by Casey, a strong advocate for fashion shows and women's empowerment. Casey's store offers a wide selection of clothing, ensuring everyone feels fantastic, whether they're looking for something comfy or fancy.
For those eager to attend the Cody Fashion Show and Art Spectacular, tickets are available online for $25, and you can find the link in the show notes. Additionally, you can follow the Cody Fashion Show on Instagram or check out Cody Fashion Show and Art Spectacular on Facebook for more information. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out via email at [email protected].
Ashley Oakley, the host, eagerly anticipates your attendance at the Cody Fashion Show and Art Spectacular on September 21st, starting at 8:00 AM with the Art Spectacular and opening doors for the fashion show at 6:30 PM. It's an event you won't want to miss, and as Ashley reminds us, "The wild west is a never-ending adventure."

**Show Notes:**
- Rendezvous Royale Week in Cody, Wyoming: September 18th to 23rd.
- Cody Fashion Show and Art Spectacular on Thursday, September 21st.
- Art Spectacular from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, featuring local artists.
- Artists include Aubree Snook, Austin Ratzlaff, and a James Bama collection for silent auction.
- Full bar provided by PROPRIETRESS during the Art Spectacular.
- Fashion show doors open at 6:30 PM.
- Hosted by Ashley Oakley.
- Designers and local stores involved, including Wild West Emporium, Trace Outlaw Boots, and Originals by Scott Wayne.
- Sponsored by Pretty Buffalo Boutique.
- Tickets are $25 and available online.
- Follow Cody Fashion Show on Instagram and Facebook for updates.
- For inquiries, email [email protected].
- An unforgettable day and evening celebrating art, fashion, and community in Cody, Wyoming.

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🎙️ Host: Ashley Oakley
🎙️ Guest: Aili Roberson, Tour Guide at Cody Trolley Tours

**Introduction**
Host Ashley Oakley kicks off the episode live from Cody, Wyoming, with special guest Aili Roberson, the enthusiastic tour guide at Cody Trolley Tours. The trolley tour, departing from the historic Irma Hotel, promises an immersive journey into the town's rich history.

**What's the Trolley Tour All About?**
Aili explains that the trolley tour condenses a century of history into an hour-long adventure. The tour encompasses about 22 miles, covering everything from Buffalo Bill's role in founding the town to exploring the picturesque reservoir. It's the ultimate guide to having a blast in Cody.

**Origin of Aili's Tour Guide Role**
Aili shares her origin story: her parents own Cody Trolley Tours, and when a guide unexpectedly backed out during the 2020 season, Aili stepped up to the plate. In just two days, she mastered the script and movements to lead engaging tours. Four seasons later, she's still passionately sharing Cody's history.

**Favorite Parts of the Trolley Tour**
Aili's favorite aspect of the tour is meeting people from around the world. She recounts encounters with visitors from Denmark and Holland. Aili particularly enjoys sharing the stories of Queen Victoria's connection to Buffalo Bill and the inspiring life of Annie Oakley.

**Inspiration from Annie Oakley**
The conversation shifts to Annie Oakley, who Aili deeply admires. She describes Annie as a confident and selfless woman who made her mark through her shooting skills. Annie's dedication to teaching young soldiers during World War I resonates with Aili's admiration.

**Cody's Historical Evolution**
Ashley and Aili delve into Cody's evolution, from its origins near the river to the current layout. Buffalo Bill's meticulous planning, including the positioning of the town across the river and its proximity to Cedar Mountain, is highlighted. Cody's transformation through Hollywood and its unique history are explored.

**Enchanting Spirits of Cody**
The conversation takes a haunting turn as Aili discusses the mystical side of Cody. She acknowledges the eerie presence at the historic Irma Hotel and believes that Buffalo Bill's spirit might linger, enjoying a bit of mischief. Aili recounts instances of inexplicable occurrences and feels that the town's history is interwoven with its spirits.

**Invitation to the Trolley Tour**
Aili invites listeners to experience the trolley tour firsthand. Operating mainly on Saturdays and Sundays, the tour provides a remarkable way to learn about Cody's history. Ashley emphasizes the significance of understanding genuine history and recommends the tour to both locals and visitors.

**Wrap-up**
The episode concludes with Ashley urging listeners to share the podcast with friends. She promotes the Cody Art Show and Fashion Spectacular as well as the delicious Prime Rib Buffet at the Irma Hotel, making it clear that experiencing the trolley tour and savoring Cody's offerings is a must.


📝 **Show Notes**:
- Cody Trolley Tours offers a condensed century of history in an hour-long tour.
- Aili Roberson's journey began when she stepped up to fill in as a tour guide for her parents' company.
- The tour includes stories of Buffalo Bill, Queen Victoria, and Annie Oakley.
- Cody's history includes its layout changes, inspired by Buffalo Bill's visionary planning.
- The enchanting spirits of Cody, including potential ghostly encounters, add intrigue.
- Listeners are invited to join the trolley tour to learn more about Cody's captivating history.
[End of Show Notes]

🎙️ "Compete for a Cause": Uniting Talent, Compassion, and Community 🌟
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Auctioning off a DOODLE OF YOUR CHOICE from Yellowstone Doodles

Join host Ashley in an inspiring episode of the Cody Wyoming Podcast, where she sits down with Brooke, the visionary behind "Compete for a Cause." This extraordinary nonprofit initiative is celebrating its fifth year, combining top-tier talent with a heartfelt mission.
"Compete for a Cause" began as a talent competition fundraiser, aiming to make a difference in the lives of Park County children facing medical challenges. Brooke's enthusiasm shines as she shares the selection process, revealing the careful curation of diverse talents through video auditions. While some submissions tug at the heartstrings, the show's goal is to strike a perfect balance of captivating performances.
This year, the event takes a creative leap with the addition of visual arts. Art pieces by talented individuals will be showcased and auctioned, adding a unique dimension to the show. Live artist Austin Ratzlaff will contribute a wildlife sketch to the auction, creating a captivating blend of talent and philanthropy.
The spotlight then turns to Nylah Marks, a resilient nine-year-old facing Tourette's, OCD, ADHD, anxiety, and autism. The mission is to fundraise for a service dog that can enhance Nyla's quality of life. Through sponsorships, donations, and the upcoming show night, the community is rallying to support Nylah's journey.
Mark your calendars for August 12th at 6 p.m. at the Wynona Thompson auditorium at the Cody High School.
This evening promises an array of top-notch talent, food trucks, and art displays, all dedicated to a heartwarming cause. Be part of this transformative event, showcasing the undeniable power of artistry and empathy.
Tune in to the Cody Wyoming Podcast and discover how "Compete for a Cause" weaves talent, compassion, and community into an unforgettable experience.
Your presence can make a difference on this remarkable night.

Join Ashley Oakley, Annie Oakley's long-lost cousin, as she takes you on an exciting journey through Cody, Wyoming during the summer. Discover the Cody Calendar with daily events, such as the 14th Annual Elks Chili Cook-off and the Yellowstone Beer Fest featuring 50 breweries. Cody, famous for Buffalo Bill, also offers hidden gems like the historic Irma Hotel with its mouthwatering prime rib buffet and the Cody Trolley Tour revealing fascinating local secrets. Don't miss shopping at the Pretty Buffalo Boutique for a unique Wyoming fashion experience. Learn about the incredible Western culture and its persevering, salt-of-the-earth people. Tune in to the Cody Wyoming podcast for more Wild West adventures and exciting stories. Subscribe, like, and share with your friends to experience the magic of Cody, Wyoming.

In this podcast episode, Ashley Oakley interviews TC and Jojo, discussing their expertise and experiences with American bison. TC has been working with buffalo for nearly 60 years, raising and training them. He shares stories of his buffalo's achievements, including winning races against horses, appearing in films and commercials, and serving as a mascot. TC also talks about his connection to Buffalo Bill and his admiration for the Wild West shows Buffalo Bill created.
The conversation touches on the history of American bison and their decline in numbers due to human activities. TC emphasizes the importance of educating people about bison safety, especially in Yellowstone Park where tourists often underestimate the dangers associated with approaching buffalo. He shares his goal of conducting seminars or bringing buffalo calves to Yellowstone to raise awareness and prevent injuries or fatalities.
The discussion also covers the distinction between buffalo and bison, with TC explaining how the term "bison" gained prominence to differentiate American bison from water buffalo. The nutritional benefits of bison meat are mentioned, including its higher protein content and lower cholesterol and fat compared to beef.
Jojo, an Olympic swimmer, joins the conversation and highlights the connection between TC, buffalo, and American pride. She expresses her belief that TC's experiences and work with buffalo can serve as an inspiration to younger generations, instilling a sense of strength, determination, and appreciation for the country's heritage.
The episode concludes with references to TC's plans for a book, documentary, and potential future endeavors, including teaching and promoting buffalo safety. The hosts encourage listeners to support American bison and consider purchasing bison meat, as well as providing contact information for TC and Jojo.
Overall, this SEO summary highlights the podcast's focus on TC's expertise in buffalo training, his dedication to bison safety, and the potential for his experiences to inspire others and contribute to the preservation of American bison.
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In this episode of the Cody Wyoming podcast, Ashley Oakley shares exciting details about the Cody Stampede, an annual event that lights up the entire town over the 4th of July. The Cody Stampede Rodeo, starting at 8:00 PM, is a prominent PRCA event and one of the biggest rodeos of the year, attracting famous cowboys from all around.

Ashley also mentions the upcoming Kids Parade on Sunday at 10:00 AM, a delightful event for children featuring cool floats. The Stampede Rodeo takes place again on Sunday night at 8:00 PM. On Monday, there is a parade down Sheridan Avenue, followed by another Stampede Rodeo at 8:00 PM. Tuesday morning, there's a parade at 9:30 AM to celebrate the 4th of July.

Ashley informs listeners that the rodeo tickets have been selling out, and it's recommended to purchase them directly from the rodeo office to avoid any issues. For easy transportation to the rodeo, a bus shuttle service is available every night, charging $5 round trip for adults, $3 for kids aged nine to 14, and free for kids eight and under.

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After the rodeo, Ashley suggests heading to the Irma Hotel, the oldest hotel in town, where you can find post-rodeo entertainment. She recommends taking the trolley tour to learn about Cody's fascinating history, especially if you're unfamiliar with the area.

Ashley shares her experience at Xtreme Bulls, a fun activity in town, and gives a special shout-out to Miss Rodeo America, Kennedy Riggs, and Miss Rodeo Wyoming, Riata Cook, who will be present at the Cody Stampede.

For those looking for something enjoyable on the 4th of July, Ashley suggests visiting the Pretty Buffalo boutique on Main Street, where you can find clothing, jewelry, cowboy boots, and more to embrace your inner cowgirl. She also mentions the delicious cookies from Loaded Cookie Company and candle products from the local Cody Candle company called Cowboy Camp.

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In conclusion, this episode of the Cody Wyoming podcast provides valuable insights on the Cody Stampede Rodeo and its associated events, guiding listeners on when, where, and how to enjoy the festivities in Cody, Wyoming—the oldest Western town in America, known for its captivating architecture. For further inquiries or to book a personally guided tour of Cody, Yellowstone Park, or other adventures in the area, email [email protected].

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In this episode of the Cody Wyoming Podcast, host Ashley visits the local Saturday market and chats with Danielle, owner of Cowboy Camp, a locally run candle business known for their all-natural, aromatic candles. Inspired by her love for candles and the desire to have a cleaner alternative to commercially available ones, Danielle uses 100% soy wax and cotton wicks, reducing the chemicals being released into homes. She appreciates the local support in Cody, and her products are also available on Amazon and their online store, cowboy camp wyo.com. Drawing inspiration from Wyoming's rich landscapes, the candles have earthy scents, with Northern Lights described as "Wyoming in a jar". The episode is sponsored by the Pretty Buffalo Boutique, a go-to place for Western-style clothing, located on Sheridan Avenue Main Street.

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Cody Wyoming Podcast Episode Show Notes:
0:00 - Introduction to the episode and the guest for the day, Danielle, owner of Cowboy Camp candles.
0:35 - "[Danielle] I got started in candles because I am an avid candle burner. I burn tons and tons of candles and I wanted something that burns cleaner than a lot of what you can find in the store." Danielle explains the inspiration behind starting her own candle business.
1:20 - Details on Cowboy Camp candles' cleaner, chemical-free alternatives made from 100% soy wax and cotton wicks.
2:00 - "Our candle sales in Cody have actually been really great. We've done some vendor fairs, like craft shows. We're getting a ton of local support from the community, so it's been really fun." Danielle speaks about the local support and sales in Cody.
2:45 - "You can find me on Amazon. Just search Cowboy Camp or We have an online store, cowboy camp wyo.com." Information on where to find Cowboy Camp candles.
3:25 - "My favorite scent for the candles would be Northern Lights...It smells like Wyoming in a jar." Danielle shares her favorite candle scent and how she draws inspiration from her surroundings in Wyoming.
4:15 - "So if you are listening to this podcast, go find the candles and we will be more with her later." Ashley wraps up her chat with Danielle and encourages listeners to check out Cowboy Camp candles.
4:45 - Advertisement: Pretty Buffalo Boutique - "The best place in town to get your outfit for riding horses, a day in Cody or going to the rodeo. Everything from dressed up bling to down home Western, the pretty Buffalo Boutique."
5:20 - "Make sure you say that the Cody Wyoming Podcast sent you and you'll save money at checkout." The podcast concludes with a special offer for listeners from the Pretty Buffalo Boutique.


it's Ashley and we're live on the Cody Wyoming podcast, and I'm at the market that happens on Saturdays, and I found the most amazing smelling candles I ran into. The owner, her name is Danielle. Welcome. Hi. Thank you. I'm wondering how you got started in the candles. It's called Cowboy Camp. And I know you can find it on Amazon. Tell me about where you can find it locally. So locally, we're at the market almost every Saturday. And then our candles are also in Legends Bookstore. Perfect. Tell me a little bit about your history. How'd you get started in the candles? So I got started in candles because I am an avid candle burner. I burn tons and tons of candles and I wanted something that burns cleaner than a lot of what you can find in the store. So our candles are 100% soy wax. With cotton wicks, so we're not putting a bunch of chemicals into our house while we're burning 'em, which is super helpful. I know sometimes I go to the store like Walmart not to be, but, and I buy candles and they make me sick. Yeah. So this is a really helpful thing for people. I'm excited because I'm gonna get to know you more tell me about your candle sales and Cody so far? Our candle sales and Cody have actually been really great. We've done some vendor fairs, like craft shows. We're getting a ton of local support from the community, so it's been really fun.  So can I find you on Amazon? You can find me on Amazon. Just search Cowboy Camp or We have an online store, cowboy camp wyo.com. Okay, perfect. And what's your favorite scent? My favorite scent for the candles would be Northern Lights. Okay. Tell me about a few of the scents and what you like. Okay, so Northern Lights being my favorite. My best compliment I ever received on it was that it smells like Wyoming in a jar. So we try and pull our inspiration for our candles based on where we live. So we have a lot of earthy scents pines, sages, maybe not really fruity, but definitely Wyoming inspired. Okay,. I'm excited. So if you are listening to this podcast, go find the candles and we will be more with her later. This podcast was brought to you by the pretty Buffalo Boutique on Sheridan Avenue Main Street, just down the road from the Irma, the best place in town to get your outfit for riding horses. A day in Cody or going to the rodeo. Everything from dressed up bling to down home Western, the pretty Buffalo Boutique. Make sure you say that the Cody Wyoming Podcast sent you and you'll save money at checkout.

Join Ashley Oakley in this thrilling episode of the Cody Wyoming podcast as she takes us on an action-packed journey into the heart of the Cody Gunfight and Wild Bunch Gunfighter Show. Prepare for a wild west shoot out like no other, filled with blazing guns, historical performances, and unforgettable moments. Discover the best ways to secure your seat, from picnic tables to reserved chairs on the Cody trolley tours. Don't miss out on the chance to experience the coolest Old West show in town!Main Points:

1. The Cody Gunfight Experience: Immerse yourself in a 45-minute Wild West shoot out in front of the historic Irma Hotel, running from June to September. 6pm-6:45pm. Be in your seat early. Witness thrilling performances that rotate throughout the summer, culminating in a blaze of gunfire.
2. Seating Options: Limited seating is available on picnic tables, curbs, and rock walls on a first-come, first-served basis. For a more comfortable experience, the Cody trolley tours offer reserved seating for just $3 per chair, ensuring you have a great seat with your name on it.
3. Reservations and Sold-Out Shows: To secure the best times and seats, it's recommended to reserve gunfighter chairs by calling 307-527-7043 or visiting the Cody trolley tours ticket booth on the porch of the Irma Hotel. Seats for many performances tend to sell out, so early booking is advised.
4. Safety and Props: While the gunfights are thrilling, it's important to note that none of the guns used are real. They are all prop guns, adding to the excitement of the show while ensuring the safety of the performers and audience.
5. Supporting Gunfighter Charities: Half of the profits from rented chairs go towards gunfighter charities, making your attendance not only a thrilling experience but also a contribution to a worthy cause.
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