TRAILS & TALES PODCAST

Hosts Ken and Jason welcome guests Cameron and Holly from Bucking Adventures to discuss recent Arkansas Broncos activities, group growth, and memorable rides. The episode highlights a trail clean-up effort (280 lbs of trash removed), the Sons of Smokey app for reporting large debris, and partnerships with Bronco Wild Fund for conservation. They preview upcoming events including the Fall Color ride and drive‑in movie at Tyler Bend, a can cooker giveaway, Black Friday rides, and planning meetings for future rallies. Listeners also hear campfire stories, trail food and local restaurant recommendations, and an open invitation to join the community on future rides.

Live from Supercell West in Colorado, the hosts and special guest Allie Dubois recap a week of Bronco rides, scenic mountain trails, and community events. They discuss trail highlights like Tin Cup, McAllister, Red Cone, and American Flag, plus on-trail giveaways from GlueTread and Essential Provisions, solar gear from Linsan Solar, and local meetups. Conversations cover trail difficulty, off-road tips, vehicle prep, and the friendly atmosphere of Bronco gatherings, with shout-outs to multiple clubs and upcoming Arkansas events, cleanups, and potlucks.

Kenneth and Jason recap a dusty Arkansas Broncos sunset ride through the wash stalls to Rock Creek Lake, sharing why the trip felt rushed and how the clouds changed their plans. They discuss post-ride vehicle care—air filters, radiators, and simple cleaning tips—plus sponsor giveaways from Rough Country, Blue Tread, Linsun Solar, and No Normal Coffee. Finally, they preview upcoming rides, community inclusivity, trail-closure reminders, and their trip to Bronco Drivers Supercell West in Colorado.

Live from Hall Creek Recreation, Kenneth and Jason recap a fun Arkansas Broncos monthly ride with 13 rigs, stops at Bub’s Cabin, a fire tower lookout, Car Wash Falls, swimming, and new riders joining from out of state. They announce a Rough Country tailgate table giveaway with a secret-word entry, preview an August sunset cruise on Crystal Mountain and upcoming night rides, and encourage listeners to follow, join events, and camp with the group.

Hosts Kenneth Eggenster and Jason Hussey recap a busy month of Arkansas Broncos rides, from the Casatat and Wolf Pin Gap trails to night rides, pop-up swims, and a Glade Top fundraiser. They highlight campground finds, local flavors, successful fundraising, and scenic waterfall drives. The episode emphasizes community: new members joining, tips for newcomers (airing down, trail help), upcoming events like Natasha's July 18 ride and early planning for Bronco the Ozarks, and an invitation to post and join rides.

On May 24th the Arkansas Broncos rolled out on a rugged Ozarks trail, found a fantastic campsite, and battled plenty of mud holes. The group recovered stuck vehicles, faced charging and alternator failures, used winches and jump assists, and made it home to regroup and plan alternator fixes. This episode also shares club news and upcoming events: a June 5–6 Shady Lake campground ride, rescheduled overland/Sasquatch plans, the Supercell Colorado week, night runs, and community updates — plus food, laughs, and an open invite for new riders to join.

Jason Hussey and Kenneth Eggins recap Arkansas Broncos’ March activities: a successful BTO event, upcoming rides (Mid‑South Bronco Stampede, Sasquatch hunt), trail updates, and group camping adventures. They also cover practical tips on vehicle repairs and gear, tech tools like 4Scan and OnX trail mapping, and community updates to help members prepare for future rides.

Hosts Kenneth and Jason report live from Bronco of the Ozarks 2026, celebrating a strong turnout, perfect weather swings, and three days of trail rides including the Rattler, Alexander Mountain, Spainhour, Car Wash Falls, and more. The event was free and community-driven, with new Bronco owners, ride leaders stepping up, a Ford ambassador discussing ONX and Bronco Wild Fund, and plenty of supportive spotting, stories, and laughs around the trails and campfire. Attendees planned a trail cleanup and potluck, and organizers expect the gathering to grow next year as riders from multiple states share their experiences and spread the word.

Hosts Kenneth Ekenseair and Jason Hussey discuss final recon for their upcoming Bronco the Ozarks event, sharing rugged trail descriptions (including the challenging Wolf Pin Rattler), ride-length expectations, gear recommendations, and campfire camaraderie. They recap recent beginner and group rides, logistics for the March event, camping and potluck details, and invite listeners to join upcoming rides and meetups.

First ride of 2026 Glade Top in Mark Twain National Forest.   Upcoming rides and calendar,