Join us for a journey on the trail you do not want to miss!

Tune in as Jessie and Kennadee dive into powerful conversations about chasing dreams fearlessly, cultivating confidence in and out of the arena, and using your platform to uplift others. With authenticity and heart, Kennadee discusses the importance of education, faith, and staying true to your values no matter where the spotlight shines.

Whether you're a fellow dream chaser, an equestrian at heart, or simply someone in need of a motivational boost, this episode will leave you feeling inspired to saddle up and pursue your purpose with passion.

🎧 Listen now and get ready to catch your dreams, one stride at a time.

This struck me as an ah ha moment during the 2024 MRUSA competition and I knew, we had to chat about this! - Jessie Lynn®

On January 14, 2024, Kaelanne Quinonez was crowned YOUR Miss Rodeo USA 2024 at the Lazy E Arena during the 54th performance of the International Finals Rodeo. A Sunday she will never forget, Kaelanne is excited and proud to carry the title of Miss Rodeo USA for a year, promoting the IPRA and MRUSA organizations and advocating for rodeo and ag across the country.

Kaelanne is no stranger to horses and all things cowgirl, she was born and raised on the Central Coast of California, where she fell in love with horses at the age of 4. Her mom and dad soon found out that this love of horses and all things cowgirl was in fact not a phase and that it was a passion that was as organic and unexpected as the path she would take to Miss Rodeo USA many years later. Kaelanne and her family experienced a lot of firsts together: first horse which turned into horses, first show, first IFR, and first rodeo queen titles. Kaelanne could not be representing the organization and sharing her passion for the west like she is today without the support of her fireteam at home.

She left her hometown when she was accepted into Texas A&M as a Master’s student, where she spent a year studying ecohydrology and the effects of drought on ranches in west Texas and where she graduated with her M.S. in Business. This proud Aggie wants to use her education and first hand experiences to promote rodeo, agriculture, and western from coast to coast, preserving traditions and promoting the future. During her year as Miss Rodeo USA, Kaelanne plans to do this by traveling to rodeos in the US and Canada, speaking at schools, town halls and conferences, and using social media to promote the sponsors of and the sport of rodeo.

​Rodeo is a team sport: a team between roughstock and rider, sponsor and contestants, the organization and fans. Rodeo queening is a team sport. In fact, all aspects of the western industry require team effort and collaboration. Kaelanne is excited to be a contributing part of this team, of a family that makes America special and unique. She knows, and wants to share the message, that when teams put their nose to the grindstone, everyone benefits and can keep their eyes to their dreams (or rhinestones). - Bio Provided by the Miss Rodeo USA Association

After suffering a traumatic brain injury, her future was uncertain as to whether or not she would ever be able to step foot back in a saddle, let along be on her way to Shawnee, OK to compete for one of the most coveted titles any girl can dream of. In Addisen's eyes, her future was certain... She was getting back on a horse, even after doctor's advised against it.

Fast forward a few year later and we have an extremely talented young equestrian who rides a minimum of 5 horses each day, works feverishly to accomplish her goals, and is a cowgirl who has defied all odds in becoming one of the biggest inspirations to her peers.

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Jessie Lynn® is a multiple award winning independent country music singer/songwriter, Nashville recording artist and a proud Academy of Country Music Awards, CMA and Recording Academy member! She exhibits her infectious classy cowgirl and sassy personality on and off the stage! She has "Opened" and performed on sets with The Oak Ridge Boys, Ronnie McDowell, Montgomery Gentry, Jimmy Hall, Jamey Johnson, Cody Jinks, Jesse Keith Whitley, Dennis Quaid, Andy Whatley and Co, Ed Whatley, Randy Houser, Taylor Hicks, Rob Hatch, Jerrod Niemann, River Dan, Jessica Meuse, Shane Owens, Kirk Jay & Corey Smith! She currently also serves as a mentor with the Recording Academy and their GrammyU Program as well as Auburn University's College of Agriculture Alumni-Peer Mentor Program!

She currently reigns as Miss Rodeo USA 2022!

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As a tribute to the "cowgirl way of doing things" we had the distinct opportunity to sit down and chat with Amberley Snyder just in time for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and the International Professional Rodeo Association IFR 52'!

Many of you may recognize Amberley Snyder from the critically acclaimed Netflix film, "Walk, Ride, Rodeo" which is based off a true story about her journey from, what seemed to be the worst tragedy of a lifetime, to the greatest victory of a lifetime!

"On January 10th, 2010 Amberley was on her way to the Denver Stock Show and Rodeo. As she was passing through Sinclair, WY she took a look down at her map. After only seconds she looked up and realized she had faded into the other lane, headed towards a metal beam. In an effort to get back in her lane, Amberley overcorrected. Her truck slid off the road and rolled and she was ejected from the vehicle. She was slammed into a fence post that broke her back and immediately she lost feeling in her legs.

After five hours of emergency surgery the doctor’s prognosis was she would never regain use or feeling below her waist. He told her if she had worn her seatbelt, she would still have use of her legs. The one mistake she made that day changed her life forever, but it has not defeated her competitive spirit. The top priority for Amberley was not even to walk, but to ride her horses again. Remarkably after only 4 months after the accident, she was back on her horse." (Reference: www.amberleysnyder.org)

Since then, Amberley continues to exhibit the true cowgirl attitude and spirit by continuing to ride, rodeo, schedule speaking engagements across the nation, hosting her highly anticipated and viewed "Wheel Chair Wednesday's" videos on Facebook, starting her own Foundation, and serving as an inspiration to others around the world!

Want to know how she does all of it? Dive on in to the ninth episode of the Be A Dreamcatcher Podcast now!

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