Beyond The Ring

Ryan and Dale take a deep dive into all things market female in the show ring setting.

Dale, Ryan and everyone’s favorite guest, Chase, dive into all things NWS.

Ryan and Dale discuss all things live-streaming of stock shows.

Ryan and Dale discuss the growing trend on exhibitors and families asking a judge how to “fix” an animal.

Dale and Ryan discuss how show ring selection pressure is erasing the distinct characteristics that once set each breed apart.

Dale and Ryan discuss how exhibitors are held to immense ethical standards while judges are not at all.

Dale and Ryan discuss genetic diversity or the lack thereof.

This week's topic discusses things that show managers, spectators and exhibitors can do to ensure everyone has a more positive experience.

Ryan, Dale and Chase discuss things that happen or said at shows that cause a “triggered” reaction from the stock show community.

In episode 313 Dale and Ryan recap the last 6 years of the podcast.

Dale and Ryan discuss the myths ,theories, positives and negatives around purchasing “Green” show stock.

This week Ryan and Dale discuss how to adjust recently purchased show animals to a new environment and daily routine.

Dale and Ryan discuss a simple truth: if you can't explain why you're doing something, you probably shouldn't be doing it. This logic applies to every facet of the stock show world, from your initial purchase choices to your daily management practices.If it sounds like magic, it’s probably a scam.

Ryan and Dale discuss the situation that came to the forefront this week about Ryan judging stock shows.

Dale and Ryan discuss the possibility and difficulty in purchasing show stock on a budget.

Ryan and Dale discuss the size and magnitude of the Texas Major Shows and the impact they have on exhibitors and the stock show industry.

Dale and Ryan discuss everything from form to function to the judge’s perception of skeletal assembly. Does effortless movement ultimately define the correctness of a skeletal build?

Dale and Ryan discuss the importance of giving back to the stock show community through volunteerism.

Ryan and Dale discuss how everyone should be more mindful of their opinions and attitudes.

Ryan and Dale discuss how in all aspects of the stock show industry we can do a better job of making sure exhibitors and families are “seen.”

Dale and Ryan discuss ways to put honor back into the honor system in reference to livestock showing.

Ryan and Dale discuss variations in online sale presentation across species. This is looked at from both a seller and buyer perspective.

Ryan and Dale reflect on the past, present and future of the Beyond The Ring Podcast.

Dale and Ryan focus on the major and minor details that makes shows outstanding.

Ryan and Dale discuss the importance of what happens leading up to the exhibitor and animal walking into the show ring.

Dale and Ryan discuss the importance of transparency in paybacks at stock shows.

Ryan stresses the importance of reading the fine print of rules at the stock shows you attend.

Dale and Ryan dive deep into stock show sorting priorities and beyond.

Ryan discusses the supposed reasoning behind some stock show fashion choices… Dale is present for the conversation.

Dale and Ryan discuss lodging accommodations at stock shows.

Dale, Ryan and everyone’s favorite guest Chase Hummel discuss all things Farmers Almanac since the final edition will be printed in 2026.

Ryan and Dale talk candidly about why judges do some of the things they do while judging shows.

Beyond The Circus is an expanded (and slightly irreverent) version of the wildly popular 'Current Events' segment on 'Beyond The Ring.' May contain explicit material. Listener discretion is advised.

Ryan and Dale discuss all things livestock photography.

Dale and Ryan discuss how judging each of the four species is perceived versus reality.

Ryan and Dale voice concern over how breeding animals are fatter than market animals at stock shows. Main Topic: Show FresH2O®Hydration is the most controllable factor in the final 48 hours before you hit the ring. Show FresH2O® helps stimulate drinking and supports consistent performance when it counts. Pick it up at your favorite show supply trailer or farm store. You can also order online: swampfox.comQ&A: RoundBarn PromotionsAwards, stall banners, hats, jackets, and more from a team that knows the stock show world. RoundBarn Promotions is the sister company to Interglobe Sire Service in East Central Illinois. One stop for custom gear that looks sharp and holds up.Contact: 815-844-3733https://www.facebook.com/roundbarnpromotions

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This week’s topic is a discussion about how some showmanship techniques and trends are impractical and odd.

Dale, Ryan, and fan-favorite guest Chase Hummel discuss the past, present, and future of the different breeds of livestock.

This week’s topic is about helping stock show families cover the basics of feeding and daily care.

Ryan and Dale discuss "building legs" in the fitting of show animals.

Ryan and Dale discuss the drastic differences in the show world outside of the US.

This week's topic of discussion focuses on doing things outside the norm to achieve growth, education and experience.

Dale and Ryan discuss how jealousy is one of the most negative factors that effect mot only the stock show industry but everyday life.

Ryan and Dale discuss how every single person at a show has the potential to make a positive impact on the youth.

Dale and Ryan discuss the pros and cons of using single or numerous livestock judges for shows.

Dale and Ryan share personal experiences about “The Search,” “The Feeding,” and “The Target Show.” The good, the bad, and the priceless.

Dale and Ryan discuss how to prepare when the Grand Drive is at a set time or different date.

The topic of this week's discussion is Ryan’s latest social media post that garnered a lot of attention.

A follow up to last week's episode, Ryan and Dale discuss situations and things to avoid in the stock show industry.