Whitney Benton talks about the role of influencers in the western fashion world and about her relationship with WESA.

What's required for western wear sales success in today's market? We ask "Woody" Harwood, who was recently named with WESA's 2020 Bill Shackelford Sales Person of The Year. Listen in...

Dan Scully, president of the widely-recognized leather goods company, Scully Leather Company, chats about its role in history making events, its products, and its marketing approach. Listen in...

Roland Mizrahi's father founded Sidran in the 1930's as a manufacturer of custom western clothing. Today, he is joined by his son, Lane, to discuss the firm's evolution into a major provider of western clothing with some of the best known brands in the business. Plus, details on the WESA move to Dallas. Listen in...

We chat with the founders of Redingote Equestrian regarding the unique new riding garments they have introduced as well as the origin of the company's name. Listen in...

Special new equine product episode from the Western English Sales Association trade show in Denver.  Glenn and Jenn find a bunch of new products and new companies to highlight from cell phone cases to onesies for riding.  Listen in... 

United States Pony Club President, Ben Duke, talks about the many opportunities the organization provides to the equestrian youth and its plans for the future. Listen in...

One of WESA's Fashion Show favorites, Pat Dahnke, shares her story of her 50 year-old successful business. Listen in...

Mike Sirjani leveraged a background producing athletic shoes and marketing name brand consumer products to create a brand new line of protective horse boots. Listen in...

Ellie Scofield chats with us about the broader purpose she and her husband have for their successful equestrian shop and horse training facility in South Florida. Listen in...