Cody and Jimbo sit down with 9 time NFR calf roper Mike Mclaughlin, who also won the aggregate title at the NFR twice. The son of world champion Don Mclaughlin tells all about his early days growing up on the rodeo circuit along side his dad, and what it took to make it to the National Finals Rodeo!

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Allen Keller - This cowboy made the National finals in Bulldogging, in Team Roping, and was the 1972 World Champion Steer Roper. In addition, he lived one of the most interesting and colorful lives you've ever heard of! Be sure not to miss this one!

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Matt Austin

Episode #62

Matt Austin's 2005 accomplishments are not only amazing, but unprecedented. On his way to his first world title, he has changed bull riding in the PRCA, rewriting the history books and dominating the field. He won the PRCA world championship after earning $320,766. He won the Wrangler NFR average title.

He broke Ty Murray’s 12-year-old record for earnings in a single season. (Murray rode in three events, Austin in one.)

He won the year-end and average titles on the Xtreme Bulls Tour. His total earnings for that tour came to $119,584. He shattered Terry Don West’s PRCA record for single-season earnings with $228,386. He won the Championship Bull Riding tour and average titles. His total earnings for that tour came to $85,359. He won the College National Finals Rodeo title. He won the Ellensburg (Wash.) Rodeo title. He won the Cheyenne (Wyo.) Frontier Days Rodeo. He won the Days of ’47 Rodeo title in Salt Lake City. He won Xtreme Bulls Tour stops in Birmingham, Nashville and Oklahoma City.

Listen in as Cody and Jimbo visit with one of the greatest!

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Charlie Throckmorton

Episode #61

Charlie Throckmorton, world class rodeo announcer, was part of the announcing team for the 1991 National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas and has announced rodeos and bull riding in over 40 states. He has called the action at the National Finals Steer Roping (1990 and 2001-2005) as well as the Dodge National Circuit Finals in 1992.

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Ora Taton

Episode #60

Ora Taton has been involved in rodeo all his life. He was born in Oklahoma where his mom and dad were living, and his dad Ralph and Uncle Walt were rodeoing. Soon the family moved north and settled on a ranch in South Dakota where Ora’s earliest memories of rodeo really begin.

Listen in as Cody and Jimbo visit with Ora about his beginnings in rodeo, his recent win at the Daddy of 'Em All, Cheyenne, and much more!

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A former agriculture education instructor, Grover stepped out of the classroom and into a full-time career as an announcer. Now he strives to be the best in the business. A good announcer is a critical part of a successful event, and a good announcer is there for the producer, the committee and the fans, not for themselves.

Grover has worked rodeos throughout the country for a variety of producers and committees. He started his announcing career at 19, working amateur and junior rodeos. Since then, he has worked his way up the ranks to the professional associations.

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Episode #58 - Gail Woerner

Gail Woerner was raised on a ranch in northeastern Colorado and worked cattle and broke horses with her grandfather.  She moved to Texas in 1956, presently residing on Lake Travis, outside Austin.

She is Chairman of the Oral History Program for the Rodeo Historical Society and interviews cowboys & cowgirls about their lives in rodeo and interviews inductees at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.

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The Bionic Bullrider earned his nickname after a near fatal injury in a rodeo arena led to an extensive chest surgery to reattach his sternum. Barry Brown would go on to become the first recipient of the Comeback Cowboy of the Year award from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association in 1971 and a National Finals Rodeo qualifier in 1974.

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Episode #57 - Super Looper ROY COOPER

Ever wonder where Roy Cooper got his nickname "Super Looper"? Cody and Jimbo sit down with one of the greatest ropers of all time, and 8-time World Champion, Roy Cooper! Listen in to hear what he has to say about winning, rodeo, family, being on the road, and so much more!

Cody and Jimbo sit down and tell us about all of the different events that will be going on this year during BEN JOHNSON DAYS, held Father's Day weekend in Pawhuska! Listen in so you know about all of the events you won't want to miss!