The man behind a pretty poorly worded Facebook post that went nuclear this week. Call it the 2025 good deed for Flatbed, but I wanted to hear from him and see if maybe what was said, and the storm that followed, wasn't exactly what he had intended.  

We're cowboys, and we've always let a man speak for himself. This episode is just honoring that standard. 

One of those guys who everybody knows, has been around for a long time, but I didn't know a ton about. Had a great chat getting to know one of the most prolific horse trainers in professional team roping, Tanner Bryson! 

Bucky Campbell... truly that is all, and that is plenty. Enjoy the most entertaining storyteller we've had on the podcast to date.

There are so many stories and careers that include the name Mike Jones! From a Jelly Belly trailer, to the private jet trips, to Jackal, the stories go on and on. We were lucky enough to sit down and hear a few of them! 

We should all feel very fortunate to sit and listen to a legend like AQHA Hall of Famer, Bill Hill, walk us through his life story. In his 90's now, he talks about the years in the service, to bringing some of the best sires in the AQHA to the spotlight. I had a great time getting to sit and listen. Now it's your turn. 

There are two names in the business of cowboy protection, Cody Webster and this man. I had a really good time sitting down with someone that the whole rodeo world has come to admire. There’s nobody who wouldn’t benefit from spending an hour listening to his story and philosophy on life. 

The man who stepped in this year as president of Resistol, filling some HUGE shoes and is taking the whole brand in some amazing new directions, while maintaining the tradition we have all come to appreciate from the Resistol brand. 

When you think of all the momentum that’s surrounding the breakaway roping, the face of that movement is Kelsie Domer. Just a freaking dominant force that’s bringing this sport to the forefront 

Speed freaking Williams 🫳🎤

If you listen to one podcast this whole year, make it this one. A guy who’s Cowboy’d on 6 continents, and would probably make it 7 if Antarctica ever gets cattle. PLEASE trust me…this is the one