Cowboy Up / Basecamp For Veterans

Cowboy Up - White Stallion Ranch
  • 0.0 (0)
  • Personal Journals
  • Daily

Our show highlights the grit and determination required to live life on your own terms with a specific focus on veterans and the connection with equine.

  1. 10h ago

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 31 - Mayor Dustin Escapule

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 31 - Mayor Dustin Escapule.

  2. Oct 27

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 30 - Kacie Scherler-Abney

    In Episode 30 of the Cowboy Up podcast, hosts Steven Clawson and Russell True welcome fifth-generation farmer,rancher, and PhD candidate Kacie Scherler-Abney for an insightful conversation on the evolving world of agriculture. Kacie shares her journey transitioning to first-generation regenerative operation practices on her 5,000-acre Oklahoma ranch. From shifting paradigms in cattle genetics (including grazing Corriente herds) to leveraging cutting-edge agricultural technology like virtual fencing and data-driven market tools through her company, Blueprint Ag, Kacie breaks down how ranchers can balance ecological health with bottom-line profitability. In this episode, we cover: • Transitioning from conventional farming to regenerative ranching • Forage management,cover cropping, and reducing synthetic inputs • Choosing hearty cattle genetics for climate and grass finishing • Using tech like virtual fencing (GPS collars) to optimize pasture rotation • Data-driven decision-making for livestock buy/sell timelines • Bridging the gap between food producers and consumers Learn more about Kacie's work and tools at blueprintag.com or explore virtual fencing options at virtualfence.io. Connect with Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans: • Website: bcampinc.com • Learn about White Stallion Ranch:whitestallion.com Don't forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more true Western adventure, historical insights, and stories of healing on the range! #CowboyUp #BasecampForVeterans #RegenerativeAgriculture #Ranching #VirtualFencing #CorrienteCattle #AgricultureTech #SoilHealth #SustainableRanching #WesternLifestyle #VeteransSupport #LiveTheDreamMedia Ep. 30: Rethinking the Range: Regenerative Ranching & Ag Tech with Kacie Scherler-Abney Can traditional ranching paradigms evolve to boost both soil health and ranch profitability? In this episode of Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans, hosts Steven Clawson and Russell True sit down with Kacie Scherler-Abney—a 5th-generation rancher, PhD candidate in environmental sustainability, and co-founder of Blueprint Ag. Kacie breaks down her approach to running a 5,000-acre regenerative operation in southwest Oklahoma. She discusses moving away from heavy chemical inputs, using adaptive forage management, running Corriente cattle, and using modern tech like virtual fencing to optimize pasture rotation. Whether you're in the ag industry or simply curious about where your food comes from, Kacie offers a grounded look at the future of ranching. Key Topics: • First-generation regenerative operation on a multi-generational ranch • Low-input forage farming vs.conventional crop inputs • The practical impact of virtual fencing & market data tools • Reconnecting consumers with clean, transparently raised food #CowboyUp #RegenerativeRanching #AgTech #RanchLife #SustainableAg #BasecampForVeterans #CattleRanching #SoilHealth #VirtualFencing #WesternLife Spotify Description

  3. Oct 22

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 29 - Dr. Allan Hamilton

    In Episode 29 of the Cowboy Up Podcast, we sit down with Harvard-trained neurosurgeon, U.S. Army veteran, and renowned horse trainer Dr. Allan J. Hamilton. Recorded in partnership with Basecamp for Veterans at White Stallion Ranch, this episode explores the powerful intersection of cutting-edge neuroscience, military transition, and equine-assisted therapy. Dr. Hamilton breaks down the neurobiology of healing, explaining how horses—hyper-attuned prey animals—help veterans calm hypervigilance, regulate their nervous systems, and shift from isolation to grounded connection. We also dive into his award-winning books, Zen Mind, Zen Horse and Lead with Your Heart, and how natural horsemanship offers profound lessons in mindfulness, trust, and leadership. #BasecampForVeterans #CowboyUpPodcast #EquineTherapy #VeteranWellness #Neuroscience #NaturalHorsemanship #WhiteStallionRanch #MentalHealthAwareness #VeteransTransition #DrAllanHamilton

  4. Oct 13

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 28 - Russell True & Rick Foster

    For more details about Basecamp for veterans. Visit https://www.bcampinc.com

  5. Oct 6

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 27 - Deborah Plum & Sonny Hardy

    In this episode of The Cowboy Up Podcast, hosts Steven Clauson and Deborah Plum are joined by Sonny Hardy, a dedicated advocate for veterans navigating trauma and PTSD. Sonny opens up about his personal journey and shares his crucial work in guiding struggling veterans toward life-changing retreat programs like Basecamp for Veterans. Together, they explore how connecting veterans with the right support systems, nature, and community can pave the way toward long-term recovery and hope. In this episode, we cover: Getting to Know Sonny Shardy: His personal story, background, and what drives his passion for serving those who served.Navigating PTSD & Trauma: The hidden challenges military veterans face when transitioning back to civilian life.The Mission of Basecamp: How targeted retreats and specialized programs provide veterans with a safe space to reset, heal, and rebuild.Finding the Right Support: Practical ways friends, family, and communities can help struggling veterans take that critical first step toward help.

  6. Sep 29

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 26 - Sierra Ohrel

    Healing Outside Four Walls: Equine-Assisted Therapy for Veterans & First Responders In this episode of The Cowboy Up Podcast, hosts Russell True and Steven Clauson sit down with Sierra, therapist and founder of the mental health program at Therapeutic Riding of Tucson (TROT). Raised in a multi-generational ranching family, Sierra blends deep clinical expertise with raw ranch wisdom to help veterans and first responders process trauma beyond conventional talk therapy. In this episode, we cover: Horse-Sense as Healing: How 1,100-pound biofeedback monitors teach humans to slow down, regulate their nervous system, and come into "horse time."Bypassing the Tactical Armor: Why horses bypass hyperarousal and moral injury, shifting dynamics from "power over" to "power with."Post-Traumatic Growth: Integrating EMDR, somatic movement, and groundwork to cultivate real growth, connection, and joy.Overcoming Isolation: Moving past duty-bound emotional suppression and recognizing that accepting help is an act of strength.

  7. Sep 25

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 25 - Bob Boze Bell

    Here is a punchy, episode-ready podcast description formatted for Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. 9/11 Through the Lens of True West: Myth, Reality & The Western Identity In this episode of The Cowboy Up Podcast, hosts Russell True and Steven Clauson sit down with legendary author, artist, and True West Magazine Executive Editor Bob Boze Bell. When the planes hit on September 11, 2001, Bob was stranded in Minnesota researching the 1876 Northfield Bank Raid. What followed was a profound moment of reflection: How does a publication dedicated to 19th-century history make sense of a modern national tragedy? In this episode, we unpack: Frontier Precedents: How 19th-century communities processed sudden, catastrophic violence—and how real history mirrors the quiet resolve of 9/11 first responders.The Cowboy Archetype: Why America turned to the grit, humility, and stoicism of the Western icon during national trauma.Stripping Away the Myth: Differentiating between cheap Hollywood bravado and authentic frontier toughness.Old West Survival Rules: Practical principles for keeping your boots planted in reality when the world turns upside down.

  8. Sep 8

    Cowboy Up / Basecamp for Veterans Ep. 24 - Terry McDonald

    In Episode #24 of Cowboy Up, hosts Russell True and Steven Clauson sit down with Terence "Terry" McDonald, the Head Wrangler at White Stallion Ranch. Terry shares his inspiring, unconventional journey from being terrified of horses to leading the entire riding program at one of the country's most renowned guest ranches. Tune in for a heartwarming conversation on taking leaps of faith, overcoming fears, the power of mentorship, and what it truly means to turn ranch guests into family. In This Episode, You’ll Learn: From Fear to Focus: How Terry overcame a deep-seated fear of horses to pursue his passion for working with animals and people. The Leap of Faith: The story behind Terry moving from Arkansas to Arizona with zero equestrian experience and earning a chance at White Stallion Ranch. Rising through the Ranks: How relentless work ethic and mentorship helped Terry rise from a novice to Head Wrangler in under three years. "Created, Not Hired": Host Russell True unpacks his famous philosophy on developing talent from within, referencing his reality show The Wranglers. Guest Hospitality: Why Terry’s unique talent for connecting with returning guests defines the spirit of Western hospitality.

See All (31)

About

Our show highlights the grit and determination required to live life on your own terms with a specific focus on veterans and the connection with equine.

Information

  • Creator
    Cowboy Up - White Stallion Ranch
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    31
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Cowboy Up - White Stallion Ranch
  • Show Website
    Cowboy Up / Basecamp For Veterans