Cowboy Shit

Cowboy Sh!t, brought to you by Everything Cowboy, and hosted by Ted Stovin and Dustin Edwards, takes you inside western sports and lifestyle like never before. Check us out on social media. Rated 14+: from steer rider to bulldoggers, may offend some team ropers. 658262

Cowboy Shit is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 221 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Cowboy Shit, a news show with 221 episodes published.

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  Episode #34

  Episode 221 - Keith Stewart

  Sep 9, 20261h 7mS8

  Coming at you from The Heart of The Horse, we are catching up with Keith Stewart! A horseman, bronc rider, cutting horse trainer, and the founder of Cowboy Campus. From growing up horseback in Canada’s national parks and riding broncs at the Calgary Stampede, to working with legendary cutting horse trainer Larry Reeder and having his entire approach to horsemanship changed by Buck Brannaman, Keith has spent a lifetime learning what it really means to understand a horse. We talk rodeo, cutting horses, colt starting, Heart of the Horse, and why the best horsemen never stop learning. Be sure to check out all of our cowboy shit apparel at cowboyshit.ca

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  Episode #33

  Episode 220 - Kelsi Mayne

  Aug 19, 20261h 12mS8

  We’re hanging out with Canadian country artist Kelsi Mayne, who joined us during the Calgary Stampede for a conversation that was every bit as entertaining as you’d expect. Kelsi has carved out her own lane in country music, blending country roots with Motown soul, hip-hop and a little rock attitude. A Windsor, Ontario native who spent nearly a decade writing in Nashville, she’s become one of Canada’s most exciting independent artists, with millions of streams, multiple CMAOntario nominations, a 2024 International Songwriting Competition win, and appearances at some of the biggest country festivals in the country. And this wasn’t just a sit-down interview, Kelsi brought the music with her. She even grabbed a guitar and sang a few songs for us right there in the studio. It’s a fun one with plenty of laughs, a little music, and some good old-fashioned Cowboy Shit. Hop aboard the #MayneTrain and give it a listen! Be sure to check out cowboyshit.ca for all apparel

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  Episode #32

  Episode 219 - Josh Ross

  Aug 5, 202656 minS8

  This week on Cowboy Shit Podcast, we're coming to you from the Calgary Stampede, where we caught up with Canadian country star Josh Ross just hours before he hit the stage for the final stop of the Bud Light Buckle Up Tour. We sat down to talk about life on the road, the biggest moments from the tour, what it was like touring with Nickelback, balancing relationships while chasing a music career, and his desire to ride a bull. Josh also shares some behind-the-scenes stories from tour life, reflects on how far his career has come, and talks about what makes performing at the Calgary Stampede so special. This wasn't your typical Josh Ross interview; it was just a couple of guys sitting down, talking country music, rodeo, life on the road, and bullshitting. Be sure to check out cowboyshit.ca for all things apparel and more

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  Episode #32

  Episode 218 - Austin Broderson

  Jul 8, 202653 minS8

  Most people know Austin Broderson because of the bareback riding accident that changed his life forever. But this conversation isn't about the wreck; it's about everything that came after. Growing up in Turin, Alberta, Austin was raised in a multi-generational rodeo family and was chasing his dream of competing professionally before his life took an unexpected turn in 2024. Instead of allowing adversity to define him, he's focused on rebuilding, adapting, and continuing to live the cowboy lifestyle he loves. In this episode, we dive into the mental side of recovery, learning to adapt when life doesn't go as planned, and redefining what success looks like. Austin shares how he's navigated frustration, found purpose in the small victories, leaned on family and community, and continues to hunt, rope, ride horses, and embrace the western way of life while inspiring thousands through his journey. Whether you're a rodeo fan, an athlete, or simply someone facing a challenge of your own, Austin's perspective is a powerful reminder that resilience isn't about pretending everything is okay, it's about finding a way to keep moving forward. We hope you enjoy the episode! Trigger warning: This episode talks about struggling with mental health and suicidal thoughts. Please watch with caution Shop all things cowboyshit.ca

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  Episode #33

  Episode 217 - Ranchman's Wendy Daniels

  Jun 24, 20261h 1mS8

  For nearly 40 years, Wendy Daniel has been one of the most influential figures behind the scenes of Alberta's country music industry. As the longtime Director of Marketing & Entertainment at Ranchman's, she's helped shape careers, launch artists, and build Ranchman's into the legendary venue known across North America as Canada's Greatest Honky Tonk. In this episode of Cowboy Sh!t, Wendy shares stories from almost four decades at the heart of Calgary's western and country music scene. From the early days of Ranchman's and the artists who got their start on its stage, to the challenges of navigating closures, ownership changes, and preserving the soul of an iconic western institution, Wendy has seen it all. We talk about her recent induction into the Country Music Alberta Hall of Fame, the honour of having the Wendy Daniels Stage named after her, and what it takes to build a lasting legacy in the music business. Wendy also gives us an inside look at one of the biggest transitions in Ranchman's history as the legendary Macleod Trail location prepares for its final chapter before moving into its brand-new home at Ranchman's Village in 2027. This episode is proudly sponsored by Ranchman's. As Ranchman's prepares for its next chapter and a new home in 2027, its commitment to western heritage, live music, and the cowboy way of life remains stronger than ever. We hope you enjoy the episode. Shop cowboyshit.ca

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