The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Josh Hightower, a 17 year old cowboy from Greeneville, Tennessee, and a member of the Ramblin’ Rodeo sponsorship team. Josh has been competing since he was three years old and now competes in team roping, calf roping, and bulldogging. He has qualified for the National High School Finals Rodeo, competed at the IFYR in Shawnee, made the NCA Finals multiple times, and competed at the Quarter Horse Congress. We talk about growing up in rodeo, competing when the pressure is on, the people who have helped him along the way, and his goals of college rodeo and eventually earning his PRCA card. Outside the arena, Josh stays involved with rodeo activities through his church and even plays a little guitar. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with 8-time World Champion Team Roper Speed Williams, one of the most accomplished and influential ropers in the history of the sport. Speed shares the mindset, lessons, and experiences that helped shape his legendary career—from competing at the highest level to learning what truly separates good ropers from champions. We talk about winning, giving back, developing the next generation, and why some of the biggest lessons in rodeo go far beyond what happens inside the arena. With eight gold buckles and decades of experience behind him, Speed brings a perspective few people in the sport can offer. If you rope, compete, or simply love rodeo, this is one you don’t want to miss. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Kenzy Broadrick, an 18-year-old barrel racer, breakaway roper, and reigning Miss Colorado State High School Rodeo Queen. Kenzy shares how she balances competition, leadership, and western media while preparing for a future in rodeo broadcasting. She is not waiting for opportunity—she is creating it. This episode is brought to you by Priefert. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Will Lummus, an 8-time National Finals Rodeo qualifier who has built a reputation through hard work, consistency, and a passion for the sport of rodeo. Will shares the lessons he’s learned throughout his journey in professional team roping, the sacrifices that come with competing at the highest level, and the mindset that has helped him stay successful year after year. From the rodeo road to life outside the arena, this conversation dives into faith, perseverance, leadership, and the importance of giving back to others along the way. Centered around the message, “The More You Give, The More You’ll Win,” this episode is packed with wisdom and encouragement for anyone chasing greatness both in and out of the arena. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Bobby Mote, a 4-time PRCA World Champion Bareback Rider and one of the most respected names in professional rodeo. Known for his toughness, consistency, and passion for the sport, Bobby built a legendary career competing at the highest level of rodeo while becoming a fan favorite across the country. From winning world titles to competing on rodeo’s biggest stages, Bobby shares stories from the road, lessons learned through the highs and lows of competition, and the mindset it took to stay at the top for so many years. Beyond the arena, we dive into faith, family, leadership, and Bobby’s continued impact on the next generation of rodeo athletes. This episode is packed with wisdom, rodeo stories, and insight from one of the greatest bareback riders of his generation. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Cash, a hardworking high school rodeo athlete who has already built an impressive resume with multiple state championships and world titles. Cash has competed — and won — across several associations, proving himself in and out of the arena. But what stands out even more is his drive to keep improving, pushing himself daily, and staying focused on what’s ahead. With plans to major in marketing after high school, Cash is not only preparing for success in rodeo, but also building a strong future beyond it. This episode dives into his mindset, work ethic, and what it takes to compete at a high level while planning for what’s next. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Charly Crawford, a 10-time National Finals Rodeo qualifier in Team Roping who has built a career around success in the arena and a strong commitment to his faith. Charly shares his journey through professional rodeo, what it takes to compete at the highest level year after year, and how keeping God at the center of everything he does has shaped both his life and career. From lessons learned on the rodeo road to the importance of character, discipline, and faith, this conversation goes deeper than just rodeo. We talk about the grind of professional competition, the mindset required to stay consistent in the sport, and why Charly believes the most important goal is glorifying God through everything he does. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.

In this special Legends in the Making episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Dale Lewis, a team roper originally from Missouri who recently made a big move to Texas to continue learning, growing, and sharpening his craft while staying with Trey Johnson. Dale isn’t just chasing rodeo dreams — he’s building them with purpose. As the first sponsor kid of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, he represents what this program is all about: work ethic, faith, and the willingness to take bold steps to grow. Beyond the arena, Dale shares his faith openly on social media, encouraging others and standing firm in what he believes. In this episode, we talk about making big moves, trusting God in the process, and what it really means to be a “Legend in the Making.” This episode is part of our Legends in the Making series — highlighting young athletes who are putting in the work and building something bigger than themselves. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Tatum Rowe, originally from Wellington, Colorado, now calling Laramie, Wyoming home for the past six years. Tatum has competed in breakaway roping and team roping her entire life and joined the University of Wyoming Rodeo Team in 2020, where she competed for five years while earning her undergraduate degrees in Marketing and Economics, followed by her Master of Business Administration. After finishing her collegiate rodeo career in 2025, Tatum stepped into the role of Director of Operations and Marketing for the UW Rodeo Team, where she now leads fundraising, marketing, and recruiting efforts for the program. She also shares life beyond the arena — getting married in August of 2025 to her husband, whom she met on the UW Rodeo Team, and continuing to compete together in team roping jackpots when they’re not working. This episode dives into balancing competition, education, leadership, and building a future in the rodeo industry. 🎯 This episode series is brought to you by Bullfrog Recruiting Solutions — helping student-athletes, parents, and coaches navigate the college rodeo recruiting process with clarity and confidence. 👉 Learn more at BullfrogRecruitingSolutions.com Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblin’RodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.

In this episode of The Ramblin’ Rodeo Podcast, we sit down with Heidi Foy, the founder of Bullfrog Recruiting Solutions — the first-of-its-kind college rodeo recruiting platform helping student-athletes, parents, and coaches navigate the recruiting world with clarity and confidence. A Casper native, lifelong cowgirl, real estate pro, and mom, Heidi brings years of industry insight and a genuine passion for Western families. She’s known for making the recruiting process feel doable—not overwhelming—and for building a community where relationships matter more than noise. When she isn’t connecting coaches and athletes, Heidi is cheering on her kids in the gym, on the court, the wrestling mats, or the baseball field. Find out more, get sponsor info, grab your merch, and so much more at TheRamblinRodeoPodcast.com This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by the Splice video editing app.