On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Fallon sit down with PRCA steer wrestler Clay Hurt, currently sitting #2 in the Resistol Rookie standings and already making a push inside the PRCA World Standings.

Clay talks about the transition into the pro level, the grind of the rodeo road, and what it takes to compete in one of the most physical events in rodeo. We break down the rookie race, the depth of competition in steer wrestling, and what it means to be chasing both a Rookie of the Year title and a spot at the National Finals Rodeo.

With names like Holden Myers and Tyler Waguespack leading the world standings, Clay shares how he’s approaching the season, building momentum, and positioning himself among the top steer wrestlers in the game.

If you follow PRCA steer wrestling, rookie races, and the road to the NFR, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Fallon sit down with WPRA breakaway roper Jaci Hammons, currently the #1 rookie in the standings and a top contender in the world race. Jaci talks about her breakout season, what it’s like competing against the best in breakaway roping, and how she’s handling the pressure of being in the hunt early in her career.

We dive into her approach in the box, the horsepower behind her success, and the mindset it takes to stay consistent during the Texas Swing and beyond. With the competition tight at the top, Jaci shares what she’s focused on as she continues her push toward the National Finals Rodeo and a potential world title run.

If you’re following WPRA standings, breakaway roping, and rising rodeo stars, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Fallon sit down with PRCA rookie bull rider Cooper Jacobs, fresh off his win at the Resistol Rookie Roundup. Cooper talks about what that victory means early in his career and how it builds momentum as he continues his rookie season on the rodeo road.

We dive into the realities of competing as a rookie in the PRCA, the grind of travel, and what it takes to stay competitive against some of the best bull riders in the world. Cooper also shares his goals moving forward and what he’s focused on as he pushes toward a potential National Finals Rodeo qualification.

If you’re following the next generation of PRCA bull riders, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. 🤠🎙️

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken and Fallon sit down with PRCA bull rider Mason Moody, currently ranked #1 in the world standings, to talk about his rise through professional rodeo and his experience competing at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.

Moody reflects on his journey from South Dakota to the top of the PRCA standings, what it takes to compete at the highest level of professional bull riding, and the mindset required to stay consistent on the toughest bulls in rodeo.

We dive into his notable rides at the NFR, the challenges of life on the rodeo road, and what he's focused on as the season continues. If you're a fan of PRCA bull riding, rodeo athletes, and the road to the NFR, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

On this episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, Ken is in the heart of the Texas Swing while Fallon wraps up rodeos across the South. Joining the show is special guest Janae Wallace, Miss Rodeo California 2025, who previews the upcoming spring run on the West Coast.

We break down regional rodeo storylines, standout performances, what’s shaping the season early, and how Texas, the South, and California are setting the tone for the road ahead. If you follow PRCA rodeo, the Texas Swing, or spring rodeo action, this episode keeps you in the loop from coast to coast. 🤠🎙️

Paige Jones joins Where Rodeo Meets the Road to share her journey from WPRA Resistol Rookie of the Year to qualifying for her first Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR).

In this episode, Paige talks about the mindset it takes to compete at the highest level of professional barrel racing, her partnership with Famous Hayday “Bazinga,” life on the rodeo road, and what it truly means to chase a world title. From rookie season lessons to running under the bright lights in Las Vegas, this conversation dives deep into the grit, horsemanship, and faith behind her success.

If you love WPRA barrel racing, NFR stories, and behind-the-scenes rodeo life, this episode is for you.

Episode 4 of Where Rodeo Meets the Road recaps a busy January across the rodeo world. We break down key moments, major stops, standout performances, and storylines that set the tone for the season ahead. From early momentum to what it all means moving forward, this episode puts January into perspective as the road rolls on.

On today’s episode of Where Rodeo Meets the Road, we welcome back Makenzie Mayes, the 2025 Resistol Rookie of the Year in barrel racing, to reflect on her breakout season and what lies ahead. Makenzie looks back on the defining moments of her rookie year, the horses that powered her success, and the lessons learned while competing at rodeo’s highest level.

We also dive into her goals for the upcoming season, how she’s preparing for the road ahead, and what it takes to stay consistent in a sport where every run counts. From NFR pressure to long miles and big dreams, this conversation offers an inside look at one of barrel racing’s rising stars.

Season 5 rolls on as we break down a busy stretch of rodeo action across the country. On tonight’s episode, we talk Denver, Odessa, and Cinch World’s Toughest Rodeo, and look ahead to the Texas swing kicking off in Fort Worth — one of the most important runs of the indoor season.

We also touch on the PBR world, highlighting Sage Kimzey’s big win at Madison Square Garden, and what it means as the bull riding season continues to heat up.

From iconic arenas to early-season momentum, it’s all about where rodeo is headed next — and we’re right there on the road with it.

Season 5 of Where Rodeo Meets the Road starts tonight with a full reset and a fresh voice as Fallon joins Ken to kick off the new year on the rodeo road. We look back at the National Finals Rodeo that wrapped up in December, highlighting standout performances from Rocker Steiner, Riley Webb, and Kassie Mowry, and what their 2025 seasons tell us heading into the new year.

With Denver Rodeo and the Texas indoor rodeo run just around the corner, we also break down what’s ahead as the rodeo season fires back up and which competitors are poised to start fast.

It’s a new season, new stories, and the same passion for rodeo — let’s roll.