Cowboy Shit

As our CCMA interviews wrap up, we’re closing with two incredible country artists! This past fall, Ben Chase and Julia Vos joined Ted and Dustin to talk about balancing everyday life with chasing their musical dreams. They also shared insights on breaking barriers as Canadian artists, staying true to their roots, and, of course, adding a touch of cowboy shit charm.

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Born and raised in the small farming town of Nanton, Alberta, Chris Koch has never let obstacles define his journey. Born without arms and legs, he was raised with a no-excuses attitude, a quirky sense of humor, and an unwavering determination to live life to the fullest.

From playing road hockey as a kid to working on his grandfather’s farm, from studying History and Psychology to working with The War Amps and WestJet, Chris Koch has built a life that defies expectations. Today, he’s a motivational speaker, farmer, and creator of the “If I Can…” movement—spreading a message of resilience, adaptability, and living life to its greatest potential.

Join us as we dive into his incredible story, his passion for travel, and his mission to inspire others to push past limitations—because if he can, so can you!

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A rising star with a story to tell! Ted and Dustin sat down with Alee at the Canadian Country Music Awards to talk about her journey from a classical pianist to one of Canada's brightest rising country stars. With a CCMA Rising Star Nomination, a #1 female single on Canadian country radio, and millions of streams, Alee’s debut album Bad Habit made a lasting impact. She shares her passion for storytelling, her tireless work ethic, and what’s next for her career. Don’t miss this deep dive into the heart and hustle of an artist on the rise!

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New changes are coming for the podcast! Ted and Dustin jump right into it at the start of the episode about what you can expect from the podcast going forward.

This week's interview is with Devin Cooper. Ted and Dustin caught up with the Southern-rock-influenced country artist at the Canadian Country Music Awards back in September! From topping Sirius XM’s Top of the Country with his hit She’s My Religion to racking up Country Music Alberta nominations, Devin is making waves in the country scene—his way. We talk about his journey, his signature sound, and what’s next for this rising star. Tune in for an inside look at one of Canada’s most exciting country artists!

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He's back but as a 2024 PBR Team Series Champion! Austin Gambler's CEO, JJ Gottsch, sat down with Ted with the championship buckle behind them while discussing team goals, the new-found team aspect of the sport, fan engagement, and the challenges they continue to face.  Our talk with JJ begins @ 15:22!

The excitement behind this man's voice got us ready for what's to come in the bull riding world! We hope enjoy this week's episode

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Hailing from the badlands of South Dakota, Kenny Feidler combines dark cowboy songs and stories of the west with gritty rock n roll. We got to sit down with this rodeo cowboy turned musician at this past NFR. Such a fun, talented guy with lots to say!

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Happy New Year! We’re kicking off 2025 with our conversation from the NFR with J.B. Zeilke—author of The Lost Cowboy, founder of Dusty Vaquero, and an all-around legend who lives and breathes Cowboy Sh!t around the globe. We got to hear about all his wild shenanigans, which is what we live for.

This episode also dives into some personal moments: Ted and Dustin reflect on the Royal Wedding (AKA Dustin and Aly tied the knot this past weekend!) and pay tribute to Ted’s father, Garry, who recently passed away. This one’s dedicated to you, Stovey.

We hope you enjoy the first episode of the year. Get your Cowboy Shit fix at www.cowboyshit.ca.

For the week of December 23rd, 2024, we are decking the halls with Dougie Hall! Everyone's favorite Indian sat down with Ted at Cowboy Shit's NFR booth last week to chat. Although this guy is quite the character with lots of jokes, we dove into deeper topics. He is a professional Indian Cowboy and Pro-Buckin Horse Producer with lots to say! This episode is worth listening to on your drive to your holiday festivities. 

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For the week of December 11th, 2024, the first episode of Season No. 8, Ted gets to catch up with two of his rodeo buddies, rodeo announcer Robert Schmidt, and former podcast guest, rodeo entertainer Matt Merritt, at the Agribition in Regina, Saskatchewan. The guys got to talk about Robert's try at being a rodeo clown, travelling on the road, memorable career moments, a heck of a lot more.

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For the week of November 27th, 2024, the final episode of Season No. 7, Ted Stovin and Dustin Edwards visit with former Deputy Chief of Staff to Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and former Chief of Staff to Ministers of the Economy, Energy and Resources, and Crown Investments Corporation under the leadership of Premier Moe and Premier Brad Wall. He's a partner at Canadian Strategy Group, a three-time Canadian Cowboy Association (CCA) Finalist and the 2002 Canadian High School Rodeo Association Champion Heeler, from Regina, Saskatchewan by way of Weyburn, Saskatchewan, please welcome to the show Graham Stewart.

Stewart and Stovin visit about a multitude of topics from rodeo to politics ahead of the Canadian Western Agribition in Regina, SK. 

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