SE518 Happy 100th Birthday To The World Famous Tucson Rodeo Parade!
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Release Date: 11/09/2024
SE535 - We welcome Alex LaPierre to our program to tell us about mutual understanding between the Borderlands of Mexico and the USA
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Alex La Pierre first arrived in southern Arizona to work for the National Park Service. He wanted to focus on the historic preservation and interpretation at Tumacacori National Historic Park. His goal included creating and leveraging nonprofit cross-border work experience in project management and program development. It was then when Alex founded became the director of Borderlandia which has become a bi-national organization committed to building public understanding of the borderlands. Alex works every day to build something positive that impacts this world by connecting people across...
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SE534 Karlee Petersen Rodeo Star - You just have to meet her and hear her story!
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Born & raised in South Dakota, Karlee Petersen has a natural passion for agriculture and the western way of life that’s been instilled from a young age. With appreciation for the sport of rodeo and putting it into play on screen, Karlee has used her skill set learned at school and various roles throughout the industry to capitalize on television production and bring rodeo to the major platform. With education being a major focus for Karlee, she takes any opportunity to learn from others. Karlee spent time with Bass Pro Shops producing photoshoots & national commercials to expand her...
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SE533 Jana Earp from Tombstone to Corporate Cowgirl! ... There must be some stories there!
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
On this week’s edition of the Cowboy Up podcast we welcome Jana Earp. Before you ask, the answer is yes… She is part of the famous family from Tombstone, Arizona. A little more than two years ago, Jana took a chance and jumped on social media to share her story from life as a corporate cowgirl to owning her own ranch while pursuing her love for the western lifestyle and the outdoors. That single decision has opened so many incredible doors and she’s gone on to build a community of over 30,000 and been invited to speak, be a guest on podcasts, host networking events, travel to...
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SE532 Welcome to story time about the historic Empire Ranch and learn more of the history and movies of the great southwest
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
The historic Empire Ranch has been a working cattle ranch for almost 150 years. Its rich history includes successive ownership by two prominent ranching families, two corporations, and finally by the federal government on behalf of the general public. Originally established in the 1860’s as a homestead ranch of 160 acres with a flat topped four-room adobe ranch house and adjoining adobe-walled corral and finally the BLM took over in 1988 with a commitment to preserve the historic Empire Ranch buildings and interpreting them for future generations. Television series like Bonanza were filmed...
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SE531 Get ready for a radio adventure because The Roaming Hillbilly is coming your way
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
The Roaming Hillbilly started down the path of hillbilly music a decade ago with high energy, San Francisco Peninsula-based Americana Bluegrass. After teaming up with the Edgewood Mountain Boys, Hillbilly (as his friends call him) quickly discovered his new passion that included roaming through the crowd playing music while the band performed on stage. The rest is history! His current mission in life is as a solo musical entertainer to energize folks while sharing his boot stompin hillbilly music. Whether he's greeting folks with music as they first arrive at...
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SE530 Meet the Cowboy who loves Rodeo, Horses, Dogs, and GOD ... With TJ the storyteller!
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
On this edition of the Cowboy Up podcast, we introduce TJ Jones, a real-life rodeo announcer with the Tejas rodeo near San Antonio, taxes. TJ’s mom was showing horses while he was growing up and his father was on the Sul Ross State Rodeo in Alpine, Texas so his rodeo roots run deep. TJ NEVER starts a rodeo without speaking to our Creator who blessed us with the ability to do what we do. With Christ, all things are possible. According to TJ, whoever said a dog is a man’s best friend, never owned a horse. Good ol Buster has really turned into a great announcer’s horse and he’s the best...
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SE529 Horses, hospitality and healing for those who have been shot at. Let us tell you the story about Basecamp For Veterans!
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
BaseCamp for Veterans, Inc. ("BCI") was founded by life-long friends Deborah Plum & Theo Windish, who each have experience in both the private and public sectors. Theo has a degree from Penn State University and is a behavioral analyst and he uses that education and experience to serve some of America’s returned veterans at Basecamp. Theo has spent a significant portion of his professional life connecting people, being a part of charitable groups, and has invested his time in projects that served a variety of communities.
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SE528 Stories and songs about the famous Lazy B ranch with Bethany Zill telling us about her new film
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Bethany Zill is a familiar face at White Stallion Ranch and her love of ranching is obvious in this edition of the Cowboy Up podcast. Bethany grew up on a ranch in North Dakota and is part of a 5th generation ranch family. Alan Day was raised at the Lazy B Ranch in Arizona with his sister Sandra who went on the become the first female Supreme Court Justice of the United States Sandra Day O’Connor. Bethany created a film about the Lazy B with the help of first-hand stories from Alan Day. Bethany’s film has been nominated for 2 awards in the upcoming Tombstone Film Festival because she was...
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SE527We'd like to introduce you to Maria Eastman Sonita Horse Therapist -- A Great story
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Maria Eastman is the founder of Rainhorse Equine Assisted Services right here in Southern Arizona. Rainhorse provides counseling for groups who work with horses who have fallen on hard times. Maria started her horse journey at the age of six and it was love at first sight! Maria is a certified practitioner of the Masterson Method which is a gentle technique that helps horses release tension and improve their overall health and well-being. Maria is also a contributor at the annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada
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SE526 - From Hollywood stars to horseshoes ... Meet Steve, a man of many talents and helping you to care for your horse
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russell True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Steven Hebrock is a Certified Master Hoof Care Professional and has been actively involved in the technical education of a wide range of subjects at several universities, including the University of Colorado Denver, the University of Akron, and, most recently at The Ohio State University. At THE Ohio State University Steven taught hoof care and farriery, equine marketing and facilities management along with a number of other engineering and technical classes for nearly 20 years. During his tenure there, Steve also completed his Master of Science in Engineering degree at the University of...
info_outlineThe Tucson Rodeo Parade originated in February 1925. At that time, it preceded the Tucson Rodeo and was a one-day event, both of which were conceived with the thought that they could benefit Tucson’s economy by attracting tourists. The plan worked! Now, 100 years later, the parade is still rollin' strong!