Miss Cowboy Unbranded

Broadcasting from the NCHA Futurity, Lacey and Ella take the mic to tackle the horse and training questions they’ve been collecting all week. After hearing from top trainers and industry experts at their booth, they’re turning the tables—sharing insights, stories, and honest takes from their own perspectives inside the horse world.

This week, Lacey and Ella are podcasting straight from the NCHA Futurity in Fort Worth—booth 411, to be exact. Surrounded by cowboys (literally), the girls keep things light with a round of “Red Flag or Just a Cowboy?”. A surprise guest swings by midway through, and yes—Miss Cowboy is available for purchase at the booth. Come hang out with the girls December 4–6!

We ask the hard questions about horses, life, and everything in between from two different generational perspectives. From personal stories of owning and training horses to navigating the pressures of social media in your work, we explore how to use it as a tool without letting it take over your life. Honest, practical, and a little humorous, this podcast is for anyone trying to balance their passions, career, and mindset.

In this episode, Lacey and Ella go solo to give you the inside scoop on what really happens behind the scenes of building a brand. From ghosting to flat-out lies, they’re spilling the tea you don’t normally hear. Bonus: Ella takes a stab at teaching Lacey how to model. Catch the full episode now on the Miss Cowboy Club Youtube channel!

In our first full length video episode, we’re at home with Beau Simmons, a Western fine-art photographer who documents the lives of cowboys across the American landscape. Lacey and Ella chat with Beau about his transition from the fashion world to the great outdoors, the commodification of cowboy culture, traditional masculine and feminine roles on the ranch and at home, and so much more. The full video is available on our Miss Cowboy Club youtube channel. We hope you enjoy!

In our first full length video episode, we’re at home with Beau Simmons, a Western fine-art photographer who documents the lives of cowboys across the American landscape. Lacey and Ella chat with Beau about his transition from the fashion world to the great outdoors, the commodification of cowboy culture, traditional masculine and feminine roles on the ranch and at home, and so much more. The full video is available on our Miss Cowboy Club youtube channel. We hope you enjoy!

This week we’re joined by Lizzie Bentley, founder and CEO of City Boots, a brand that’s redefining the Western boot for the modern woman. From her West Texas roots to launching a luxury boot company, we talk about building a brand, blazing new trails, and knowing your worth.

In this episode, we sit down with actor Eric Nelsen (1883) and acting powerhouse Sainty Nelson for an honest conversation about setting boundaries in on-screen romances and what it takes to grow together, not apart.

This week, we get into the Texas floods, the immigration protests, and why it all feels so heavy.Sponsored by:LaFlorida Farm Zend Wellness

This week we’re sitting down with Whitney Goin and Stephanie Williams, two best friends who did what so many dream of: bought a ranch together and turned it into a thriving family compound. From the spark of the dream to the reality of building it from the ground up, they share the highs, lows, lessons learned, and everything in between.Sponsored by:LaFlorida Farm Zend Wellness

In this week’s episode we’re reflecting on a year and a half of life in Texas. We share what we’ve fallen in love with out here—and what still pulls at our hearts from California. Ella opens up about her decision to put down roots in Austin, and we reflect on how life has shifted for all of us since trading city lights for starry nights.Then, it’s time to celebrate: one year of Miss Cowboy. We’re pulling back the curtain on where the brand is headed, what’s staying the same, and what we’re dreaming into the next chapter. If you’ve been riding with us since the start—or are just getting in the saddle—this one’s for you.

What does it really mean to find your passion — and how do you hold on to yourself in the process? In this episode, we’re talking about the journey of self-discovery and the delicate dance of being in a relationship while still becoming who you are. From comparison traps and career confusion to keeping your identity in love, this one’s for anyone who feels like they’re in the messy middle of figuring it all out. Spoiler: you’re not behind. You’re becoming.Sponsored by:LaFlorida Farm Zend Wellness

In this episode of Miss Cowboy Unbranded, we sit down with Courtenay DeHoff—TV host, speaker, and founder of the #FancyLadyCowgirl movement—to talk about redefining the cowgirl spirit in today’s world. From her journey through network television to embracing her Western roots, Courtenay shares how confidence, authenticity, and a little grit can open doors far beyond the ranch. We chat about identity, ambition, and what it really means to “cowgirl up” in modern life.Sponsored by:LaFlorida Farm Zend Wellness

Tune in for all the juicy details and behind-the-scenes action in this Stagecoach debrief with Zach Bryan's guitarist, Noah Le Gros. Get the inside scoop on everything that went down before, during, and after the show, from girl trouble and backstage drama to the pressure of headlining one of country music’s biggest festivals.Sponsored by:LaFlorida Farm Zend Wellness

In this episode, we chat with Madeline Curr — producer, writer, cowgirl, and founder of Beef Babe. Raised on a remote cattle station in the Australian outback, Madeline shares her incredible stories from working on a cutting ranch in Texas to navigating the fast-paced streets of New York City. With the country as her grounding force, she shows how having a strong home base makes it possible to explore the world without ever losing who you are.

In this episode, we chat with Madeline Curr — producer, writer, cowgirl, and founder of Beef Babe. Raised on a remote cattle station in the Australian outback, Madeline shares her incredible stories from working on a cutting ranch in Texas to navigating the fast-paced streets of New York City. With the country as her grounding force, she shows how having a strong home base makes it possible to explore the world without ever losing who you are.

This week Lacey and Ella are sharing all their favorite things! Go-to skincare and beauty hacks, favorite Western brands, what podcasts and TV shows they’re binging - it’s a full-on girl chat catch up session.

This week we welcome another special guest to the show, Brian Terkleson. Along with answering some of your most asked horse questions, Brian shares insights from his lifelong journey working with horses— from training horses, to opening his own horse businesses, to stepping back into the competitive Western riding world after a long hiatus. If you love a good cowboy story, this one’s for you!Follow us HERE!

This week we welcome our first guest, actor, musician, and last great American Cowboy, Noah Le Gros! We grill Noah about how big of a Miss Cowboy fan he is before diving into what it really takes to make it as an artist, what it was like to work on a Taylor Sheridan show, joining the largest touring band of 2024, Zach Bryan, and how he and Ella successfully navigate relationship challenges. Enjoy!

In this episode, we talk about what it means to embrace the cowboy or cowgirl lifestyle when you didn’t grow up in it. From understanding the traditions to carving out your own place in the Western world, we discuss the realities and challenges of adapting to this way of life. We also dive into our perspective on cutting horse trainer techniques and what makes the modern cowboy community tick. If you're interested in the Western lifestyle and the people who live it, this one's for you.