Meet the people who make Western culture noteworthy, from rodeo athletes to business owners to musicians and more.
The Short History of the Cowboy
The influence of cowboys in our nation’s legacy is as big as the West itself.
Influential
A Q&A with Photographer Michael Paul
Through Michael Paul’s lens, the timeless spirit of the American West awakens, capturing a land that still breathes freedom.
Christy Rosalez's Punchy Pottery
Christy Rosalez creates leatherwork-inspired pottery out of her studio in historic Sheridan, Wyo.
Luke Gingerich: Free Rein
Luke Gingerich shows off his horses’ abilities without the restriction of a bridle.
A Q&A with Bria Ames
Bria Ames enthusiastically embraces riding and volunteering while still in high school.
Barbara Kennedy: Timeless Taste
Give Barbara Kennedy some cooking staples, Dutch ovens, and hot coals, and she can prepare a hearty meal fit for a crew.
Robert Earl Keen: Americana Pioneer
Robert Earl Keen’s music has remained popular for decades, inducting new generations into the fold with his exuberant band and relatable lyrics.
Pure Dixie: Quality Handmade Products
Husband-and-wife duo Kirby and Dixie Berger have created a unique belt and handbag, catching the eye of Western lifestyle enthusiasts.
Tom Balding: A Sterling Success
Tom Balding’s company has set the bar for Western bits and spurs.
Modern Day Freelance Cowboys
Day workers are still making a living as professional cowboys in some parts of America.
