The Flatbed Podcast

Episode 2 of our “Podcasts from the Cabin”

This will not be like most flatbed episodes you will hear, a little edgy, far more chaotic, and a super fun hangout with one of the most interesting talents in all of PRCA today. Everything from horses, to Jade Corkill Day (December 19th in Fallon Nevada.) listener beware, but a GREAT time.  

Episode 1 of our “podcast from the cabin”…be warned, if you’re easily offended please know this is the episode to skip

Garret (2x PRCA announcer of the year) and fellow Rodeo announcer Garrison are making their mark in the rodeo world with their own unique perspective and voice. Great guys, and completely uncensored. 

One of the names we all heard, but a quiet guy who has found a home between Wickenburg and Utah. From his life growing up in Oklahoma to his years rodeoing out of Stephenville Texas he’s been a great addition to our little community out here 

We actually get a lot of questions related to the real estate market here in Wickenburg, we decided we would just introduce you to the gal we all use out here and discuss the business as a bonus episode! 

Names we need to get used to saying, these guys are making their marks in the team roping world around Stephenville Texas, with their sites set on the rest of the world.

(Spoiler alert….Jordan completely screwed up the audio!!!!!!!! Sorry to everyone but especially Camish! We are releasing this as a bonus episode as a result of the goof up) The man behind “usware” who’s been an absolute game changer in the media world connected to team roping. 

A guy who was at one time one of the most recognizable faces in pro rodeo talks about his time rodeoing, the incredibly unlikely places where he started, and how those experiences shaped his life.

One of the nicest/most well-connected guys in our industry, and recently engaged, not to mention the man behind Texas saddlery.

The world tie-down roping champion in 1979, Tierney
put together an even better season in 1980 to end
Tom Ferguson's six-year reign as all-around
champion and become the second rodeo cowboy to
suppress $100,000 in earnings during a single
season.