Crowned Rodeo Royalty

Miss Rodeo Mississippi 2026 Brinkley Boswell joins Crowned to share her journey from Star, Mississippi, to representing the Hospitality State, agriculture, professional rodeo, and the western way of life. A University of Mississippi graduate in Integrated Marketing Communications, Brinkley talks about 4-H, livestock showing, rodeo royalty, her time as Miss Mid-South Rodeo, the Dixie National, working out West at guest ranches, and preparing for Miss Rodeo America in Las Vegas.

Miss Rodeo Canada 2026 Abbey Harty joins Crowned to share her journey from first-generation cowgirl in Edam, Saskatchewan, to national rodeo royalty. Abbey talks about winning the Miss Rodeo Canada crown, representing Canadian rodeo, her time as Miss Rodeo Agribition, horsemanship, leadership, nursing, and the heart behind serving as an ambassador for the western way of life.

On this episode of Crowned, Jackie and Ken welcome McKinna Jackson, Miss Rodeo Nevada 2026, to talk about representing rodeo in the state that hosts the National Finals Rodeo. McKinna shares her journey into the Western lifestyle, her passion for horsemanship, and what it means to carry the Nevada crown on the road to Miss Rodeo America. From small-town rodeos to the bright lights of Las Vegas, this conversation highlights leadership, legacy, and the responsibility of representing the heart of rodeo’s biggest stage.

On this episode of Crowned, Jackie and Ken sit down with Jenessa Sullivan, Miss Rodeo Alabama 2026, to talk about her journey to the crown and what it means to represent rodeo in the Heart of Dixie. From her Southern roots and passion for Western heritage to the responsibility of serving as a state ambassador, Jenessa shares the experiences shaping her reign and her path toward the Miss Rodeo America stage. This conversation highlights grit, grace, and the pride of Alabama rodeo.

On this episode of Crowned, Jackie and Ken sit down with Kira Szulinski, Miss Rodeo Michigan 2026, to talk about representing rodeo in a state where agriculture meets urban life. Kira shares her journey into the Western lifestyle, her passion for educating new audiences about rodeo and agriculture, and what it means to carry the crown in the Midwest. From horsemanship to public speaking and preparing for the Miss Rodeo America stage, this conversation highlights leadership, adaptability, and the evolving role of today’s rodeo queen.

On this episode of Crowned, Jackie and Ken welcome Landry Layton, Miss Rodeo Oklahoma 2026, a fifth-generation cattlewoman and Oklahoma State University animal science student with deep roots in ranching and rodeo. Landry shares the inspiration behind her platform, Leave a Legacy, the influence of her rodeo family heritage, and what it means to represent Oklahoma’s rich Western tradition on the rodeo road. From growing up on a Red Angus cattle operation to preparing for the Miss Rodeo America stage, this conversation highlights leadership, heritage, and the responsibility of wearing the crown.

Join us on Where Rodeo Meets the Road with Kyleigh Davis, Miss Rodeo Idaho 2026, as she shares her rodeo journey, behind-the-scenes stories, and insights into the rodeo queen lifestyle. Discover her challenges, inspirations, and what it takes to represent Idaho on the rodeo stage.

On this episode of Crowned, Jackie and Ken sit down with Ava LaValley, Miss Rodeo Washington 2026, a third-generation rancher from Ellensburg representing the Evergreen State with purpose and passion. Through her platform, Beyond the Buckle, Ava highlights leadership, service, and the people who keep Western heritage thriving beyond the spotlight. From ranch life in the Kittitas Valley to barrel racing in the Columbia River Circuit, Ava shares her journey, her vision for Washington rodeo, and her preparation for the road to Miss Rodeo America. This is a conversation about grit, growth, and going beyond expectations.

On this episode of Crowned, Jackie and Ken welcome Snow Lopez, Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2026, to share her journey from competitive rodeo athlete to state ambassador. A senior majoring in Agricultural Media and Communications, Snow blends education, advocacy, and Western heritage through her platform, Find Your PATH, which highlights the powerful connection between horses and personal growth. From barrel racing roots to representing New Mexico on the national stage, this conversation celebrates leadership, legacy, and the road to Miss Rodeo America.

Join Jackie and Ken on Crowned as they chat with Ava LaValley, Miss Rodeo Washington 2026, the third-generation rancher and rodeo ambassador from Ellensburg, Washington. Ava’s platform “Beyond the Buckle” highlights those who go above and beyond in service, leadership, and commitment to the western way of life. From cattle ranching to barrel racing, community outreach, and educating others through “Washington Work Days,” this episode spotlights a queen dedicated to celebrating agriculture, heritage, and empowerment throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond.