Cowboys and Gangsters [Taylor Sheridan Talk]

Saddle up and get roped into our discussion of another great Taylor: Taylor Sheridan! Enjoy this 274th round and let us know tell us your thoughts!

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Taylor Sheridan Showdown: Full Circle from Yellowstone to 1883

Come hell or high water, whether 1883 or 1923 or Yellowstone or Sicario, this week's round of your Thursday is dedicated to the legendary Taylor Sheridan!

Join us as we dive deep into Sheridan's cinematic universe, from his gripping films like "Hell or High Water" to his small-screen masterpieces such as "Yellowstone," "1923," and beyond.

Fans and newcomers alike will savor our chat about his storytelling prowess, unforgettable characters, and the compelling soundtracks accompanying his works.

We also uncover some surprising facts about Taylor, including his commencement speech at UT. Tune in for an engaging and humorous discussion that's pure gold for any Taylor Sheridan enthusiast. Remember the Alamo… and don't miss out on this toast-worthy episode!