Category Archives: Rodeo Lifestyle

Article and Photos by Art of Aperture Photography Growing up on the road with a team roper dad and a barrel racer mom, it’s safe to say that Jordan Todd is no stranger to the rodeo lifestyle. She’s a barrel racer herself, winning her very first buckle in pee-wee barrels at just three years old  Continue Reading »

Article by Lilly Platts Red Steagall’s career has been diverse, from writing western swing and cowboy songs to creating his own radio and TV shows. His music, poetry, and programs have been recognized and loved by everyone from working cowboys to U.S. Presidents, and he has inspired generations of artists. Throughout his work, Steagall has  Continue Reading »

The Horse Nations Indian Relay Council: A Legacy of Tradition The Horse Nations Indian Relay Council (HNIRC) is more than just an organization; it is a guardian of a vibrant cultural tradition that dates back centuries. Established in December 2016, HNIRC is dedicated to preserving and promoting Indian Relay racing, a sport steeped in Native  Continue Reading »

The Gift that Keeps on Giving Sammy Bird created her first painting to be auctioned off at a friend’s benefit. This spirit of giving, positivity, and hope has prevailed as her career as an artist has grown. Today, Palomino Paintings by Sammy Bird can be seen at art shows, rodeos, and in homes across the  Continue Reading »

Family, Faith, and the Future Country singer-songwriter Whey Jennings’s story contains multitudes, from the depths of addiction to finding sobriety and peace through faith, music, and the people he loves. The grandson of Waylon Jennings, he is putting his own stamp on country music, and helping others along the way. Jennings’s most recent writing is  Continue Reading »