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Jordanne sits down with Jeremy at the historic Stockmans casino in Elko NV. Jordanne is a single mom who shares her story of growing up in a broken home and how rodeo provided her with a tribe of like minded folks. Rodeo provided her an opportunity to leave her home state of Washington and head to college on a rodeo scholarship in Texas. At a young age she had her son and had to navigate dealing with an abusive relationship that led her on the path of living and working on ranches. Jordanne story is one filled with pure grit and determination. She has had to make many sacrifices to raise and protect her son. Jordanne is an example of what hope looks like in really hard circumstances.

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In this episode of the Wild Courage podcast, Jeremy and Justin Stumvoll explore themes of masculinity, vulnerability, and the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome. They discuss the importance of community and connection among men, the challenges of expressing emotions, and the journey towards self-acceptance and authenticity. Through personal anecdotes and insights, they highlight the struggles many face in feeling worthy and the impact of childhood experiences on adult identity. The conversation emphasizes the need for men to support one another and to redefine their self-worth beyond external validation. In this conversation, Justin and Jeremy explore the themes of identity, self-worth, and the importance of self-compassion. They discuss the struggles of imposter syndrome, the power of vulnerability, and the necessity of facing one's fears. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of understanding personal stories and the role of authenticity in building connections. They also highlight the importance of seeking help and support from others in the journey of personal growth and healing.

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Sampson Moss and Jeremy recently sat down in Winnemucca, NV, at the Buckaroo Traditions Gathering. Sampson grew up in Canada and had a very unusual route to becoming a cowboy. In high school he found his tribe in the punk rock scene. Snow boarding and music consumed his formative years. In collage he started climbing on broncs and transitioning into a different lifestyle. Sampson openly shares his struggles and talks about the road that led him to becoming a premier hat-maker. When he isn't in the hat shop, he is most likley on the mountian snow boarding or on the back of a horse day working.
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