Show Notes
Welcome back to This Cowboy Life with Jerome and Tiffany Davis for episode five, and the turkey debate is officially over — for now. The votes are in at 74 to 17, and the taxidermy turkey nobody agreed on last episode is staying put. The only thing left to decide? The name! Please comment your suggestions below.
Jerome and Tiffany recap a big weekend at the PBR Heroes and Legends Awards in Oklahoma City, including the moment Charmayne James became the first woman ever to win the Ty Murray Top Hand Award, and the full legendary story behind Scamper, her barrel racing horse. They also talk about Elsie Frost receiving the Sharon Shoulders Award on the exact anniversary of her son Lane's passing. Jerome tells the story of his time as a stunt rider in the film 8 Seconds, including the $500 bonus check he earned when his ride on the bull "Playboy" made it into the final cut.
Then there's Luke Perry. Jerome and Tiffany share the story of Tiffany's sister getting sent to pick him up from the Charlotte airport, and hanging up twice because she was convinced the whole thing was a prank. Plus, a breakdown of the Carolina Cowboys' 2-1 weekend in Oklahoma, including a judging technicality on a re-ride call that Jerome believes cost them a win, and a look ahead at roster changes with Derek Kolbaba returning from shoulder surgery and Ezekiel Mitchell stepping in for an injured Trey Kimzey as the team heads into Florida this weekend.
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This week, Jerome finally tells the full story behind one of the best running jokes in his life — how his best friend JW Hart convinced a friend that Tiffany was a stripper, and let the rumor ride for years. It started with a restaurant sign, and a bad nickname that stuck. It ended with Tiffany getting cornered by her best friend's fiancée in the stands at a bull riding event, having no idea what she'd been up to. Beyond that, Jerome comes clean about "cheating" on Tiffany with a guest appearance on the Dale Jr. Download, which led to its own great stories — a carrot cake, a misattributed elevator wrestling match with Dale Jr. and Ross Coleman, and a kid named Camden who got tied to a tree at cowboy camp years ago. Plus, a recap of the He Paid Your Fees rodeo, a preview of this weekend's team event in Fort Worth, and an update on the tightest National Finals Rodeo qualifying race in years.
This week, Jerome and Tiffany Davis break down one of the most electric finishes in Carolina Cowboys history. With the game on the line at Cowboy Days, Adriano Salgado climbed on a re-ride bull and delivered exactly when it mattered most — but the celebration got put on hold when Arizona threw a challenge flag, challenging whether Adriano had touched the bull mid-ride. What followed was an agonizingly long review, with judges checking the footage from every angle before finally landing on the one word that decided it all: inconclusive. The place erupted all over again. Beyond the finish, it was a wild week all around — a red-eye flight home from Anaheim, a nasty wreck that had people at home covering their eyes, and almost no sleep for Jerome thanks to a 3am bull fight that had Tiffany out in her pajamas trying to keep the peace. Plus, a Mail from the Dirt segment with a twist — video messages from Cody Lambert, Justin McBride, and Michael Gaffney. Oh yeah, and maybe a Jerome-Justin McBride singalong.