Episodes
170
Latest episode
Aug 2026
Language
EN
Wilson Capron, a bit and spur maker from Texas, along with Cary Schwarz, a saddlemaker from Idaho engage in a wide range of topics about artistry, craftsmanship, business, and life. They are members of the Traditional Cowboy Arts Association (est 1998) Wilson and Cary have over 70 years combined experience in craftsmanship, artistry, and entrepreneurism.
We caught up with Beau Compton and had a chance to take a close look at the work that he has in this year's TCAA show. As usual, we get off in the weeds about design and other stuff.
You all know Jay Adcock...the premier rawhide braider from Pawhuska, Oklahoma right? He has been gaining more traction in the performance horse world. We talk about that and the pieces he has in this year's TCAA show. That opening is at the National Cowboy Museum in late September.
National Heritage Fellow Ernie Marsh talks about his journey of craftsmanship. Don't miss this one!
Bill Manns is a cowboy memorabilia connoisseur, a movie actor, a leatherworker, a photographer, an author...have we forgotten anything? You'll like this ramble with our friend Bill Manns.
JW Wright is a handy horseman and saddler from El Dorado, Kansas. You're missing something if you don't follow his social media what with his witticisms. Listen in and get to know this fine gentleman.
Vince Donley is a premier rawhide braider of many years from Sheridan, Wyoming. Not many folks have made a living braiding rawhide. Vince is one of 'em!
Bret Haskett is a native American rawhide braider from Idaho with some serious cowboy credentials. Hear his story!
Hear the story of "The Hamster Coffin" and silversmith Gregg Clark. Gregg is one of the quickest studies on silversmithing. If you're not following him on his socials, you should be.
We circled back for a visit with Jill Latno-Yamate, a silversmith from Oregon who is one of organizers for the Cattle Baron's weekend in Pendleton recently. Forgive our (mine) technical difficulties!
We caught up with the newest member of the TCAA, saddlemaker Gabe Williams from northeastern California. Gabe has a ton of experience horseback and is a top knotch saddler to boot.
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