
334: Show Mom 411
Ryan and Dale discuss all things show mom with guest Wravenna Phipps Bloomberg.
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Ryan and Dale discuss all things show mom with guest Wravenna Phipps Bloomberg.

Ryan and Dale discuss the major differences in how judges are selected, vetted and how they market themselves.

This week's topic centers around entry and exhibitor numbers declining at the county fair level and what steps need to be taken to change th...

Back by popular demand Ryan and Dale discuss the latest show goat trends.

Back by popular demand Ryan and Dale discuss the latest show hog trends with Kade Hummel.

Back by popular demand Ryan and Dale discuss the latest show sheep trends with Matt Kennedy.

Back by popular demand Ryan and Dale discuss the latest show cattle trends with Dr. Blake Bloomberg.

Ryan and Dale discuss the upcoming state fair season and what it means and how to achieve success.

Ryan and Dale reflect on Ryan’s journey of judging stock shows in all 50 United States.

Ryan and Dale discuss the importance of celebrating the accomplishments of showring families.

Barn Culture: the parents, the kid, and the breeder/broker triangle.

This week's topic of discussion centers around the fitting of show livestock at shows and at home.

Ryan and Dale take a deep dive into all things market female in the show ring setting.

Dale, Ryan and everyone’s favorite guest, Chase, dive into all things NWS.

Ryan and Dale discuss all things live-streaming of stock shows.

Ryan and Dale discuss the growing trend on exhibitors and families asking a judge how to “fix” an animal.

Dale and Ryan discuss how show ring selection pressure is erasing the distinct characteristics that once set each breed apart.

Dale and Ryan discuss how exhibitors are held to immense ethical standards while judges are not at all.

Dale and Ryan discuss genetic diversity or the lack thereof.

This week's topic discusses things that show managers, spectators and exhibitors can do to ensure everyone has a more positive experience.