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Hailey Kinsel joins Luke Branquinho to talk about her big win at the Calgary Stampede, building a competitive team of horses beyond Sister, and the lessons learned along the way. Hailey also shares the heart behind her annual youth barrel race, why creating a fun and positive environment for young competitors matters, and how she's helping grow the next generation of rodeo athletes. Plus, she sets the record straight on fake AI-generated social media accounts spreading misinformation about her life.

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Eight-time NFR qualifier Will Lummus joins Luke Branquinho to talk about his career in professional rodeo, the evolution of the sport, and the next generation of rodeo athletes.

From crossing the $2 million career earnings mark to winning the 2021 NFR average, Will reflects on the milestones that have shaped his career and why building a life beyond rodeo is just as important as succeeding inside the arena. Now serving as a college rodeo coach at Northwest Mississippi Community College, he's helping young athletes develop their skills, pursue their education, and prepare for life after competition.

Will also opens up about one of the most personal chapters of his life: his and his wife Jenna's long journey with infertility and their decision to pursue IVF. He shares how faith, prayer, and learning to trust God's timing have shaped their journey as they look toward the future.

It's an honest conversation about rodeo, family, faith, and learning that sometimes the biggest moments in life happen when you let go and trust the process.

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On this episode of The Luke Branquinho Show, Luke sits down with Quincy Eldridge, founder and designer of Rodeo Quincy, to talk about her journey from college rodeo competitor to one of the biggest names in Western fashion.

Quincy shares how she started by hand-painting her own horse tack before launching Rodeo Quincy after college — with no real business plan, just a passion for rodeo, fashion and the Western lifestyle. She opens up about starting as a one-woman operation, packing orders out of her dad’s office and eventually growing the brand into a major presence at the NFR, with four booths in Las Vegas.

The conversation also dives into Quincy’s incredible rodeo family history, including the legendary Marvel bronc riding family and the next generation carrying that legacy forward.

Luke and Quincy discuss the pressure and risk that come with chasing a dream, the importance of not worrying about what other people think, balancing motherhood and business, and how faith has helped keep Quincy grounded throughout her journey.

Quincy also gives an update on her husband, PRCA steer wrestler Dakota Eldridge, and reveals why he decided to hit the rodeo road for another year after suffering a shattered metatarsal just days before the NFR.

Plus, Quincy answers Luke’s rapid-fire questions and shares the story behind her biggest inspiration: her late mother, Sally Marvel.

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Katelyn Scott joins The Luke Branquinho Show after a 2025 season that put her name on the barrel racing map in a big way.

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Dolly Parton was more than a country music legend—she was a songwriter, entertainer, philanthropist, and an inspiration to generations of people around the world.

On this special episode of The Luke Branquinho Show, Luke remembers Dolly’s incredible legacy with Cody Johnson and songwriter Shane Minor, who both share personal stories and memories of the icon.

Cody Johnson reflects on performing with Dolly, the impact she had on him as an artist, and why her willingness to give back continues to inspire his own charitable work. He also shares an inside look at the COJO Championship’s annual charity gala and the organizations benefiting from this year’s event.

Then, Shane Minor joins Luke to talk about Dolly as a songwriter and storyteller. Shane shares the incredible story of Dolly riding the Long Island train and personally introducing herself to passengers while promoting “9 to 5,” along with a memorable piece of advice Dolly gave him early in his career.

From her songwriting and worldwide influence to her generosity, encouragement, and commitment to helping others, this episode celebrates the woman behind the legend—and the legacy she left behind.

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This week on The Luke Branquinho Show, Luke sits down with Stetson Wright following one of the most talked-about comeback seasons in professional rodeo.

After a serious injury, Wright returned to the sport and captured two gold buckles at the 2025 National Finals Rodeo, winning the PRCA Bull Riding World Championship and the PRCA All-Around World Championship. His momentum has continued into 2026 with standout performances at Denver and Fort Worth, reaffirming his place at the top of the sport.

The season was made even more historic alongside his family. Statler Wright claimed his first gold buckle as Saddle Bronc Riding World Champion, Ryder Wright finished as Reserve World Champion, and the brothers went 1-2-3 in the final Saddle Bronc world standings.

One moment at the NFR became one of the most debated calls of the year. In Round 6 of saddle bronc riding, Wright appeared to complete a clean ride, only for it to be ruled a no-score on a controversial mark-out call. Despite instant replay, the decision stood and sparked widespread debate across the rodeo world.

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This week on The Luke Branquinho Show, Luke sits down with Barry Berg, General Manager of Cactus Ropes, for a more in-depth conversation following last week’s episode. Barry shares the craftsmanship, innovation, and grit behind one of the most trusted rope brands in rodeo.

With more than 34 years in business, Cactus Ropes has earned its reputation through consistency, hands-on craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of what ropers need at every level. The company ships over 1,000 ropes a day, maintaining the same attention to detail that helped build the brand from the ground up.

Barry walks through the stories behind iconic ropes like the Bad Boy, Magnet, Hypnotic, Amigo, Kool Cat, Thriller, and Swagger, how a devastating factory fire in 2004 reshaped the operation, and what it truly takes to develop what they call the “perfect rope.” He also reflects on a major turning point in 2009, when Trevor Brazile joined the Cactus Ropes team, a partnership that helped elevate the brand and solidify its place at the highest level of professional rodeo.

Blending history, innovation, and real-world experience, this episode offers an inside look at the work and mindset behind ropes trusted by champions and everyday ropers alike.

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In this episode, Luke welcomes 2012 PRCA World Champion Bull Rider Cody Teel, Callie Adams, Director of Events at Montana Silversmiths, and Barry Berg of Cactus Ropes for a look at the craftsmanship, people, and perspectives that shape the Western world.

Cody reflects on the bittersweet side of stepping away from competition — the pride in what he accomplished and the challenge of watching the sport’s biggest event from the sidelines. He talks about that familiar “December fever” the NFR brings every year, why it pulls every cowboy right back into the excitement, and why that fire often fades by spring.

Callie shares insight into the artistry and legacy behind Montana Silversmiths’ nightly round buckles and world champion buckles, while Barry breaks down what goes into building the ropes trusted by top hands across the sport at Cactus Ropes. Together, they highlight the craftsmanship and culture driving the athletes and makers who keep rodeo moving forward.

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Jarrod Morris is opening the NFR at the Thomas & Mack on December 5 — and he’s bringing his full Rodeo Rock sound to the biggest stage in rodeo. Before he hits Vegas, he sat down with Luke for a conversation packed with music, grit, and the real stories behind his journey.

Texas musician Jarrod Morris breaks down his path from farrier to full-time artist, why barrel racers call him a “pixie dancer,” and how shoeing horses actually fuels his songwriting. He talks about getting “holed up” in his dorm after wrecking his car — the moment that pushed him deeper into music — and why hyper-specific lyrics end up connecting with so many people.

They dive into his new album Day Money, the punk-leaning cover of “Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old),” and the high-energy track “Kick Rocks,” which he’s performing live when he opens the NFR. Jarrod also shares how he landed both his Dec 5 NFR performance and his Westgate show on Dec 12, thanks to Bo Gardner and a little help from Chancey Williams.

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Four-time world champion Hailey Kinsel is back — and Luke does what Luke does best: drags her out to the Branquinho Arena for a little “friendly” NFR prep, a little coaching, and even more goofing off!

Between the in-studio sit-down and arena time, they fine-tune her first barrel, laugh about the “Facebook warriors” who claim she blows past it, and talk through the real work that goes into sharpening up before Vegas.

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