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In this episode of the Registered Ranching Podcast, we sit down with Shawn Wiese—​former professional bull rider, founder of Vexil Brand, and agent to top PBR athletes like Derek Kolbaba and World Champion Cody Teel. Shawn shares his journey from riding bulls for 15 years to becoming a successful entrepreneur and agent.​

After retiring from bull riding, Shawn founded XD Sports, an agency representing elite bull riders and securing sponsorships with brands like YETI and Monster Energy. His passion for the sport and desire to support fellow athletes led him to create Vexil Brand, a western lifestyle apparel company inspired by his faith and the verse Joshua 1:9.​

Join us as we explore Shawn's transition from the arena to the business world, his commitment to uplifting the next generation of cowboys, and how his faith continues to guide his path. Whether you're a rodeo enthusiast or an aspiring entrepreneur, this episode offers valuable insights into perseverance, branding, and the cowboy spirit.​

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In this episode of the Registered Ranching Podcast, we're joined by none other than Molly McAdams, Ph.D., Executive Vice President of the Texas Beef Council. With decades of experience spanning food science, meat marketing, retail leadership, and beef advocacy, Molly brings a unique and powerful voice to the conversation around ranching, meat production, and the evolving demands of today's beef industry.

We dive into her journey from working on the ground with small meat producers at Om3, to leading innovation and health initiatives at H-E-B, and now steering strategy and vision at the Texas Beef Council. Molly shares her thoughts on the importance of transparency in the supply chain, the role of science in consumer trust, and what she believes is next for the beef community.

Whether you’re a seasoned rancher, a beef industry professional, or just someone passionate about where your food comes from—this episode delivers insights, inspiration, and a fresh perspective on how the beef industry can grow while staying true to its roots.

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On this episode of the Registered Ranching Podcast, we sit down with Casey Mitchell a local legend from Throckmorton, Texas. Casey makes his living day working for ranchers, starting and training horses, and helping out in his dad’s saddle shop, mostly doing repairs.

He shares what it was like growing up in Throckmorton and in the shop with his dad, Robert Mitchell, a well-known saddle maker. Casey touches on his experience at Texas Tech and being a member of the Ranch Horse team there. We also get great insight about the ups and downs of making a living cowboying. Casey also shares a few good stories from life on the ranch.

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In this episode of the Registered Ranching Podcast, Tucker Brown welcomes back his longtime friend, Tyler Rogers. From playing basketball together at Lubbock Christian University to forging a career in ranching, Tyler's journey is one of perseverance, faith, and grit.

After college, Tyler had the passion to become a cowboy but lacked experience. Determined to break into the industry, he applied to the TCU Ranch Management Program but was initially rejected. Instead of giving up, he worked for free at Lubbock Feeders to gain hands-on experience, eventually securing a spot in the program. His career then took him across New Mexico, South Texas, and then Spike Box, in Benjamin, Texas. Eventually, Tyler joined Tucker at the R.A. Brown Ranch before earning the opportunity to manage a ranch in Post, Texas.

Tyler shares his inspiring story, offering advice to those wanting to get into ranching. He talks about the mindset it takes to succeed, the role of faith in his journey, and what it means to be a cowboy. Whether you're dreaming of a life on the range or just love a good story of hard work paying off, this episode is for you!

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In this episode of the Registered Ranching Podcast, we sit down with Myles Brown, a hardworking cowboy who plays an integral role in his family's ranch in the Texas Panhandle. Myles opens up about his family's battle with the devastating Smokehouse Creek fire, which ravaged the region last year, and how they've persevered through such a historic disaster.

Myles also shares his journey into the world of competitive horse showing. Starting 10 years ago, he’s since made a name for himself, earning a spot in the Snaffle Bit Futurity finals and impressing at the World’s Greatest Horseman event. He recently secured the Top Horse title after a standout performance at the 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo Ranch Rodeo.

Additionally, Myles gives us a peek into the upcoming Family & Friends Horse Sale this March at the R.A. Brown Ranch, where he’ll be showcasing several of his horses in the sale. Whether you’re a rancher, cowboy, or horse enthusiast, this episode is full of fascinating insights into ranch life, competitive showing, and overcoming adversity.

Tune in for an inspiring and informative conversation with Myles Brown, a cowboy whose grit and passion shine through in every aspect of his work.

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The Registered Ranching Podcast 27 - Episode: Donnell Brown of R.A. Brown Ranch

In this episode, we’re joined by Donnell Brown, the passionate owner of R.A. Brown Ranch in Throckmorton, Texas. Donnell runs a top-tier operation specializing in raising some of the finest Registered Angus and SemAngus bulls in the world. With a mission rooted in sustainability and efficiency, R.A. Brown Ranch is committed to converting God’s forage into healthy, nutritious, and delicious beef to feed His people.

We dive into the heart of their upcoming Ranchers Rendezvous 2.0 event, taking place from March 10th-12th. This highly anticipated Bull and Horse sale is a cornerstone for ranchers looking to enhance their operations. Tune in to hear Donnell's insights on ranching, their vision for the future, and what attendees can expect from the sale.

If you're passionate about cattle, horses, or simply the future of sustainable ranching, this episode is for you!

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Welcome to the Registered Ranching Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Dr. McCalley Cunningham, a practicing veterinarian and expert at Vence, a cutting-edge virtual fence company. Vence is revolutionizing livestock management with its state-of-the-art technology, using collars that create a virtual boundary around cattle. Not only do these collars help keep livestock safely within set parameters, but they also provide real-time location tracking and record the animal’s past movements throughout the pasture. Tune in to learn how this innovative system is shaping the future of ranching, offering greater control, efficiency, and insight for ranchers everywhere.

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Welcome to the Registered Ranching Podcast. In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Justin McKee, a legendary rodeo announcer from Lenapah, Oklahoma. With a career that began in 1993 with the PRCA, Justin has become a voice synonymous with some of the most prestigious rodeos in the world, including Pendleton and Cheyenne.

But Justin's story doesn't stop at the announcer’s booth — he also had a successful career as a steer roper and played a key role in the early days of the Professional Bull Riders (PBR). Join us as we chat with Justin about his journey through the rodeo world, his experiences calling the action at some of the biggest events, and the unique moments that have shaped his legendary career. Tune in for an unforgettable conversation with one of rodeo’s most iconic figures.