Get ready to kick your boots up as we sit down with country music legend Terri Clark. From humble beginnings in Canada to becoming the first Canadian female artist inducted into the Grand Ole Opry, Terri shares her extraordinary journey through decades of country music. Hear how a shoelace tied to her guitar led to her big break at Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, her thoughts on today’s music industry, and the wild story of Blake Shelton being mistaken for her!

Terri opens up about life on the road, her iconic hits like “Better Things to Do” and “Girls Lie Too,” and how she’s connecting with new generations through her new album Terri Clark: Take Two. Plus, find out why Cody Johnson’s admiration for her music hits close to home, which 90s Western fashion she’d love to see make a comeback, and—of course—how she shapes her signature cowboy hat!

With a career spanning three decades, Terri Clark proves why she’s a true trailblazer in country music. Don’t miss this unforgettable episode! Her latest album, Take Two, is out now.

Join us on the Kick Your Boots Up Podcast for the last episode of Season Two as we sit down with Laura Young, President of Brighton Collectables, Inc. and Leegin, and a proud graduate of Southern Methodist University-Cox School of Business. Discover Laura's journey from Tyler, Texas, to leading major brands in the fashion industry, and hear her insights on how she navigated her path to success. Plus, Laura shares her best piece of business advice for aspiring leaders. Don’t miss this inspiring episode filled with valuable lessons from one of the top executives in the industry.

In this entertaining episode of the Kick Your Boots Up podcast, we welcome Universal Music Group Nashville recording artist Louie TheSinger. From Fort Worth, TX, Louie shares his incredible journey from breakdancing to rapping, R&B, soul, and country music. Louie keeps it real about his first viral moment in 2018, the heartbreak that followed later, and how he's emerged stronger than ever. He also reveals his favorites in Fort Worth, life on tour, and the unforgettable places he's performed. Plus, get an inside look at his unique songwriting process and what fuels him as an artist and one of the brightest new voices in country music. Louie is ready to take country music by storm. Don’t miss this episode packed with untold stories and inspiration.

Get ready to kick up your boots with a behind-the-scenes look at how National Day of the Cowboy Boot came to life. In this episode, Jessica Ogden, Director of Marketing, and Emily Castillion, Social Media Manager at Justin Brands, share the story behind the creation of this exciting campaign. They dive into their inspiration for celebrating 145 years of Justin’s heritage and the incredible response from boot lovers everywhere. If you’re curious about the history of this iconic brand and what goes into a successful campaign, this is a must-listen. Join us to celebrate craftsmanship, tradition, and the cowboy spirit that makes Justin legendary.

On this episode of the Kick Your Boots Up Podcast, we chat with Kylee Whiting, an accomplished young woman with a passion for the outdoors. As an avid hunter and digital marketer for Kryptek Outdoor Group, Kylee shares her unique journey from being the 2021 NHSRA Rodeo Queen to competing on the Boise State Rodeo Team. Recently engaged, Kylee talks about her love for hunting, her favorite hunts, and life balancing college, rodeo, and a career in real estate. Tune in for her best piece of advice and to hear about her incredible family, including her dad's military background.

In this engaging episode, host Taylor McAdams welcomes Jill Holloman and Scott McClaugherty from Circle Y Saddles. With over 13 years at Circle Y, Jill shares insights into the company's rich history and its position as the world’s top saddle producer, while Scott, with 25 years at Casper Companies, discusses Circle Y’s future since its acquisition. The episode dives deep into saddle craftsmanship, busting common myths about saddle fit and emphasizing the importance of proper saddle trees. Jill also opens up about her return to barrel racing after a 12-year break, encouraging listeners to reignite their own passions. Tune in for a fascinating conversation about innovation, community, and camaraderie in the Western industry!

In this episode of the Kick Your Boots Up podcast, we sit down with Justin Boots Territory Manager David King. Join us as David shares fascinating stories from his time as a sales rep for Justin Boots, his journey through the rodeo world, and what it was like to work his way up in the Western industry. But that’s not all—David also gives us an inside look at his experience at Tight End University, where he met NFL stars like Travis Kelce and George Kittle. Plus, hear about his unforgettable conversation with Dak Prescott. This episode is packed with great stories and Western wisdom, so tune in for an exciting chat you won’t want to miss!

About Justin Boots Justin Boot Company has been handcrafting western footwear in the U.S. since 1879, when founder H.J. Justin mastered the craft using quality materials for superior craftsmanship. When wearing Justin Boots, you’re always culturally in tune with Western fashion. Offering comfortable, authentic Western footwear for men, women, and kids for every occasion, Justin Boots is an icon in Western culture. The Standard of the West since 1879, Justin Boots remains committed to providing dependable footwear at a value, focusing on handcrafting boots in the U.S. with global parts.

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In this episode of the Kick Your Boots Up podcast, we chat with Julie Jutten, General Manager of the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund (JCCF) and Managing Partner of Jutten Marketing & Events. With a background in communications from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, Julie shares her journey into the nonprofit sector, driven by a passion for helping others. She discusses the JCCF's mission to provide need-based financial assistance to injured professional rodeo athletes, emphasizing that help is available to all, regardless of membership status. Julie recounts memorable moments, shares success stories, and highlights the impact of fundraising events like the Cowboy Downhill and Las Vegas Luncheon & Style Show. She also offers insights on how listeners can get involved with the JCCF and provides valuable advice for those interested in working in the nonprofit sector. This episode is a must-listen for anyone inspired by leadership and community impact in the rodeo world.