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Open Call for Editorial Submissions

Written on July 3, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

  Attention, all writers! Rodeo Life Magazine is now accepting editorial submissions. If you are eager to showcase your writing, here is an opportunity to do so in a well-established rodeo magazine. Submissions must be exclusive to us, meaning they have been sent only to us and have not been published online or in print  Continue Reading »

Western Art Roundup: Jessie Veeder

Written on June 26, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

  Jessie Veeder is a songwriter, musician, journalist, North Dakotan, community builder, mother, and advocate for Western life. She explores rural living through her music, popular blog, and podcast, Meanwhile, back at the ranch, and is the director of the Long X Arts Foundation. Veeder’s latest album, Yellow Roses, was released in January 2024. Jessie  Continue Reading »

Damian Brennan: The Mental Game

Written on June 25, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

Saddle Bronc Rider Damian Brennan thinks positive as he gears up for the busiest run of the rodeo season. Although Damian Brennan may be somewhat fresh to the Pro Rodeo trail, he’s no stranger to winning. Sitting at number one in the world standings in saddle bronc riding as of June 7th, Brennan accredits his  Continue Reading »

Shaley Ham: The West Desperado Way

Written on June 21, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

Shaley Ham Shares Her Unbridled Secrets To Success Shaley Ham didn’t initially set out to be a fashion influencer. Though she always loved fashion — as a kid, she carried notebooks that featured her hand-drawn fashion designs — a career as a fashion icon wasn’t at the forefront of her mind during her childhood in  Continue Reading »

Look Good, Feel Good, Do Good

Written on June 1, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

How Shelby Lovelace And The Good Babes Are Keeping The Class In Western Fashion For Shelby Lovelace, the true essence of Western fashion transcends clothing. The message at the core of her boutique brand, The Good Babes, is that true sophistication emerges from an inner beauty that women can then choose to reflect through what  Continue Reading »

On the Trail with Chancey Williams

Written on March 11, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

“I was spreading myself a little thin, doing all three, and I don’t think I was riding as good as I should have been because I was trying to go play dates, and I was like, well, I think I’m just going to play music.” He might have hung up his spurs for now, but  Continue Reading »

Rodeo Life Media Corporation Expanding with Two Acquisitions

Written on January 22, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

Rodeo Life Media announces its acquisitions of American Buckle and Rodeo News magazines. Coming off of one of the most memorable and exciting Wrangler National Finals Rodeos, the expectations are high to see the momentum continue with some of the best rodeoing out of the chutes in 2024. Rodeo Life Media will be there to  Continue Reading »

ISAAC DIAZ’S TRIPLE CROWN OF JOURNEY ENDS WHILE THE UNDERDOGS PREVAIL AT RODEO CAROLINA

Written on January 12, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

  MILL SPRING, N.C. (October 8, 2023) – The WCRA (World Champions Rodeo Alliance) closed out the final leg of their 2023 WCRA Triple of Rodeo (TCR) Sunday evening at the inaugural Rodeo Carolina in Mill Spring, North Carolina at Tryon International. The event marked Saddle Bronc rider Isaac Diaz’s (Desdemona, Texas) third stop en  Continue Reading »

Eleven women earn a position at the 2023 event after competing in the last-chance qualifier  

Written on January 12, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

FORT WORTH, Texas – The stage has been set, and now the cast is final as the 2023 Women’s Rodeo World Championship wrapped up their Last Chance Qualifier on May 17 at the Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas.   Five barrel racers snagged a position in the 2023 event after taking the top spots  Continue Reading »

Rodeo will feature unique horse

Written on January 12, 2024 at 12:00 am, by

GUNNISON, Colo. – Eighteen years have passed since Hurricane Katrina wrecked the Gulf Coast, killing nearly 1,400 people and costing $100 billion in damages. Countless animals perished; hundreds were badly injured. Some livestock stood in floodwaters for days and suffered damage from that. Jerry Thornton learned about one of those, rescued the young stallion and  Continue Reading »