Working “The Daddy” with Cody Sosebee, Dusty Tuckness and Cody Webster

If it’s your first rodeo: Bullfighters are the ones running toward the bull in our arena when a rider gets thrown from the saddle. Working as a team, they distract the bull, create a barrier, and give the rider a safe route to escape.Right in the thick of it with them, you’ll see the barrelman—but you’ve likely heard him well before that. While he spends most of his time delivering some good, old-fashioned heckling to the crowd, the barrelman is also there to support the bullfighters in distracting bulls and getting riders to safety.If it’s not your first rodeo, you’ve likely seen today’s guests—legendary Barrelman Cody Sosebee and World Champion Bullfighters Dusty Tuckness and Cody Webster—at work from your spot in the stands.Today, you’ll get to hear what it’s like to be down in the arena with them… and why they look forward to working Cheyenne Frontier Days (“The Daddy”) every year.As you’d imagine, it’s quite the conversation when you get these three together, and you’ve got a front row seat.Find out: What makes Cheyenne the rodeo they all look forward to most each year Why the Frontier Park arena stands out from any other arena in the world How Dusty and Cody’s teamwork dynamic changes when they’re here in Cheyenne The enlightening way Dusty and Cody approach harder aspects of their workEveryone’s favorite moments from working “The Daddy” over the years You can watch this podcast, too!Stop by https://cfdrodeo.com/podcast/ to see the conversation in action.