The Real Rural with Clare Dunn

Women Are Changing Rodeo Forever | The Real Rural with Lindsey Rosser-Sumpter

On this episode of The Real Rural, Lindsey Rosser-Sumpter shares how Premier Women’s Rodeo is opening new doors for female athletes across the country and why women are becoming one of the driving forces behind the future of rodeo. From growing payouts and national exposure to the push for better representation, better opportunities, and bigger stages, this is a powerful conversation about where the sport is headed and who is helping lead it there. Lindsey also talks about her family’s deep rodeo roots, her work in agriculture and education at Otero College, and the mission behind building a platform for the 97 percent of women in rodeo who may never take the traditional road but still deserve a real shot to compete, be seen, and win big. If you care about rodeo, rural America, women in sports, or the future of the western way of life, this is an episode you do not want to miss.

Lawfare Against Private Property Owners & Federal Lands w Revered Attorney: William Perry Pendley

William Perry Pendley is one of the most revered attorney's in the private property rights as well as Federal Land uses in the country. Arguing, and winning, many cases in front of the Supreme Court. An advocate for the Every Day American's rights regarding access to Federal Lands, Fed Land Constitutionality, Private Property Right, and how the Constitution protects and prescribes each. He's served under the Reagan & first Trump Administration in pivotal roles on these subjects. William Perry Pendley.

Rural Texas WARNING: Meat Prices About To EXPLODE? - Don McLaughlin

A serious conversation about the potential impact of the new world screwworm moving into Texas, and how this could affect everyone. We discuss the significant economic effects this could have, particularly on food prices and meat prices, emphasizing that the cost of beef could rise dramatically. This isn't just about cattle, it's about the broader economy and our grocery bills. Follow us on Instagram @therealrural and follow our host @claredunnmusic on all social media platforms.

The Deadly New World Screwworm Fly That Could Devastate Texas - Susan Storey Rubio

A deadly parasitic fly is moving toward Texas — and Susan Rubio says almost nobody understands how serious it really is. In this episode, we break down the New World screwworm threat, why it is not just a livestock issue but a danger to wildlife, pets, horses, and even humans, and why Susan believes bureaucracy is slowing down solutions that could help stop a full-blown disaster before it reaches Texas. We also dive into the economic fallout this could trigger for ranchers, hunters, horse owners, and the entire food supply if action is delayed. From mobile sterile-fly units and government roadblocks to the future of beef prices, wildlife, and legacy ranches, this is a hard-hitting conversation about a crisis Susan says is closer than most people realize.

The Cattle Methane Myth & How New Tech Can Help Ranches w Marine, Rancher & Horsemen: James Clement

What if the future of ranching isn’t just raising cattle — but getting paid to be a good steward of the land? In this episode, Jame Clement breaks down the new frontier of agriculture: regenerative ranching, soil health, carbon markets, ag tech, and why this shift could change the future of working lands in America. He also shares how his work at Earth Optics sits at the crossroads of ranchers, farmers, technology, and emerging land-based markets. We also dive into the hard truth facing agriculture right now: the average operator is getting older, the industry has to recruit a new generation, and the old way of thinking about ranching is changing fast. From King Ranch to ecosystem service markets, this conversation is packed with big ideas about food, water, soil, stewardship, and the future of the American rancher. Follow on social media: ⁠⁠Instagram ⁠⁠@therealrural Youtube: @TheRealRural Spotify : TheRealRuralhttps://www.claredunn.com/