The Gauge continues the conversation with entrepreneurs Alexander McCray & Fallon Taylor about the lessons and struggles they’ve been through together in running multiple businesses along with doing rodeo and being parents.

Marketer and entrepreneur Alexander McCray joins the podcast to talk about his life as a business owner, the struggles he’s faced in the past and present, and how he works alongside his wife, Fallon Taylor, in their businesses within the western world.

Chance, Riley & Ty come together to answer your questions on this latest bonus episode of the podcast.

Cutting horse trainer with over $9 million in lifetime earnings, Matt Gaines joins the podcast to discuss his love for the sport of cutting, what it takes to make it as a top trainer, and his hopes for the future of the western industry.

Brazilian-Canadian Journalist, documentarian and long-rider Filipe Masetti Leite joins the podcast to discuss his over 15,000 mile trip across the Americas on horseback along with the sights and lessons he learned along his journey.

Professional horse trainer & Extreme Cowboy racer Wylene Wilson joins the podcast to discuss her upbringing and her love for horses has helped her through life.

Dave Duquette, founder of the Western Justice Legislative Fund, joins the podcast to discuss his experience in Washington DC, his background in the industry, and what he’s doing to preserve our lifestyle through Western Justice and political action.

Three-time saddle bronc world champion Shawn Davis and his son, multiple World’s Greatest Horseman finalist Zane Davis, join the podcast to discuss Shawn’s legacy in the rodeo world as well as his role in moving the NFR to Las Vegas. Zane also discusses his love for horse training and not letting his father’s legacy deter him.

The rodeo guru of positive thinking and ProRodeo Hall of Fame bull rider Gary Leffew joins the podcast to talk about how rodeo has evolved, his thoughts on sports psychology within rodeo, and what he does now with his own bull riding school.

Black rodeo queen Ja’Dayia Kursh joins the podcast to discuss her experiences with racism within the rodeo industry, how she picked the western way of life, and how she wants to improve it for the better.