In the Loop

Jordan Jo sits down with Jill Edwards, the founder of the Something Special Breakaway, to talk about how one mother’s vision helped reshape youth breakaway roping. Jill Edwards offers insight, perspective, and a powerful reminder that championships are defined by how you respond, not just by the...

From a truck seat and an iPhone to 250+ episodes and a new chapter with the Cowboy Channel, Jordan Jo sets the tone for 2026 and reflects on the journey that built a podcast rooted in storytelling, rodeo, and faith.

Inspired by Taylor Munsell and Breakaway From Cancer, Kacey Kobza and Lindsey Pender speak about their own health battles and the incredible community with the rodeo and equine world.

Taylor Munsell shares the grit, focus and resilience required to become the 2025 Breakaway Roping World Champion.

Northwestern Oklahoma State University rodeo coach Cali Griffin opens up about an 18-month battle to overcome a devastating hip injury that nearly ended her breakaway roping career.

Known for his work in Yellowstone and beyond, Mo Brings Plenty speaks powerfully about the responsibility of preserving Native stories with truth and integrity.

Premier Women’s Rodeo leader Linsay Rosser-Sumpter talks about building the PWR and the evolution of women’s rodeo.

World Champion bareback rider Tim O’Connell talks honestly about redefining winning and building a life that matters beyond the chutes.

As he heads into his tenth consecutive NFR, Tilden Hooper reflects on nearly two decades of highs, setbacks, and faith in professional rodeo.

Five-time NFR qualifier, mom, wife, and entrepreneur Carlee Otero gives an inspiring look at balancing family, business, and the dream of the arena.

Seven-time NFR qualifier Raymond Hollabaugh shares a heartfelt look at what it takes to keep going inside and outside the arena.

Jackie Crawford gets real about the grind behind the gold buckles and the mindset it takes to endure more losses than wins.

Cowgirl and broadcaster Pam Minick looks back on her career and shares how she never once let being the only woman in the room change the way she showed up.