In The Latch Adam Lee

Adam give an update on the upcoming “Women in Rodeo” season. He also talk about the “End of an Era” special episode which will discuss the retirement of Ben Bolton, and the passing of Stan Stegall, Ray Melton, and Baxter Black.

Adam and Matt are joined by Lee Free as they sit down to interview Landon Pope in the final episode of the bullfighting season. Landon is an active veteran of bullfighting. He transitioned to bullfighting after a successful run as a bull rider. He has fought at some of the biggest shows in the Southeast and fought multiple PBR's. At nearly 40, he has been very influential in helping start and guide the next generation of bullfighters. He is a life long friend of JB Mauney and shares stories of their friendship and how it started by skipping class in elementary school.

Matt and Adam sit down with rising bullfighters Quin Moran and Alvin Parcell. they discuss getting started in bullfighting, and the importance of "paying your dues." Quin and Alvin talk about the upcoming UBF camp. Other topics include fat kids, honeybuns, air compressor sells, swingers, Santa Claus, and Alvin's driving skills. 

As we continue our bullfighting season, we had special guest John "Lefty" Kee sit down for an interview. Lefty has spent over 3 decades in rodeo, starting as a bareabck rider, then a bullfighter, and is currently a PRCA barrelman living in Missouri. The focus of the conversation is working the barrel and how it impacts freestyle bullfighting and cowboy protection. Adam and Matt talk about the new Merch, Lefty tells how he became the worlds greatest one armed barrelman, and how Nike shoes hurt his feet.

Special guest retired bullfighter the "Iceman" Ronald Blythe talks about his long and eventful career as one of the top bullfighters in the Southeast. Other topics include In The Latch merchandise, locals only bars, brawls, Will E. Everride, why barrel racers are terrible, and a man and his Doodle.

Matt and Adam sit down and talk bullfighting with rising UBF star Gus Kluttz. They discuss Gus' background in rodeo and his entrance into the bullfighting world. Other topics include the raccoon tattoo, microphone licking, and Gus singing girly songs.