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The Native Cowgirl podcast is a montage of conversation for anyone looking to add a little cowgirl grit into their lives. Some of the subject matter includes Mindset + Clarity Coaching + Online Marketing + Sales + Entrepreneurship + Hormone Hacks + Health/Wellness + A Bit of Ranch Life Sprinkled In & More!Cheyenne Glade Wilson is a fifth-generation cattle rancher and was born a “cowgirlpreneur”. She got her first job day-working when she was 11 years old and grew up very hands-on on her fami ...
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If you are a part of ranch life in any capacity, you understand that it's always demanding. There are always things to be done, fixed, or implemented. And, even in "down time," much time is spent preparing for the busyness to start all over again. It is in that same spirit and understanding that Cheyenne delivers this short but important announceme…
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Sometimes you meet someone and you just know that you're going to be great friends! And that is exactly what happened when Cheyenne met Phyllis Burchett. They were like kindred spirits from the start! Prior to launching into photography, Phyllis was a horse trainer and breeding-farm manager. She primarily showed Appaloosas where she won Appaloosa W…
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Sometimes raw talent is something that isn't discovered until we step out of our comfort zone and try something new! In today's podcast, Cheyenne interviews Erica Mannix, to discuss her time on the ranch and how she fills her time outside of ranchwork. Erica Mannix is one of 5 members of the 5th generation currently working on the Mannix Ranch in H…
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What do a pen and equine bodywork have in common? After listening to today's podcast, you'll understand that both are a bit of magic created by the hands of Cheyenne's guest, Kaycee Monnens. Kaycee is a Catholic writer, agricultural freelance journalist, and equine body worker. She’s constantly on the road, always reading at least five books at a t…
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Day-to-life is stressful and even hard on the body for a lot of people. But for those who live life on the ranch, the stress and physical toll that ranch life can take on the body can cause us to feel out of balance. There are always things that have to get done, so we just keep pushing through. But what if there was a way to reconnect the mind, bo…
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Kelly Altschwager is an ACE Certified Personal Trainer, Nutrition Coach, and Performance and Rider Fitness Specialist. After years in the performance horse world and fitness industry, she noticed a common recurring trend; the majority of horse owners and competitors were investing incredible amounts of time and money on their horses’ training, feed…
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In this podcast episode, Cheyenne interviews creative cowgirls, Skye Ogilvie and Blue Borton. Skye Ogilvie is the cowgirl behind Cielo Cinches. She grew up in Western Montana where horses were her family’s livelihood. In 1994, with the assistance of my friend, Rebecca Morgan-Albertson, she built her first cinch. She was only a teenager at the time,…
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In this podcast, Cheyenne interviews wearable art maker, Kailey Klein. Kailey is a western creative, cowboy gal, mama, and ranch wife. She loves old turquoise, tooled leather, tacos, and good cow ponies -- and, of course, her business Magpie West Leather Co. Magpie West Leather Co. was born in a little ranch house on the outskirts of a Oregon colle…
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In today's podcast, Cheyenne interviews cowgirl, writer, and photographer, Richelle Barrett. Richelle raises kids and cattle in North-Central Montana. Experienced in agriculture, customer service, and servant leadership, Richelle works hard to create content via her writing and photography that meets the needs of clients, and that also shares her m…
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Jaimie was born and raised in Mesa, Arizona and the love of horses ran deep from a young age. She had the privilege of studying under some amazing horsemen and women growing up which only deepened her desire for learning the art of horsemanship. Jaimie attended Colorado State University and obtained a degree in Ag Business and Equine Science. Jaimi…
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We've all been through difficult times, which makes it easy to relate to some of the struggles that author, Dawn Newland, has faced (and overcome). What makes her struggle different and inspiring is the way she has used it to shape her craft. As you listen to this podcast, please prepare to be inspired!! Dawn Newland and her husband, Wilbur, ranch …
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In today's podcast, Cheyenne will interview cowgirl and entrepreneur, Tammy Pate. Tammy born and raised in Montana, and has a long family history rich with rodeo and ranching roots. Her parents raised her horseback and provided a childhood filled with horses and rodeo. Tammy attributes her love of the western lifestyle and especially her appreciati…
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What is the cowgirl spirit? In today's podcast, Cheyenne will have that discussion with Tia Watson, who always knew she wanted to be a "cowboy." This led her to her also pour her passion into these two companies: #crossncustomcinches Is dedicated to building quality gear for the working cowboy. We only use the highest quality materials No blends, n…
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In today's podcast, Cheyenne interviews Jordanne Pruitt, of Cowgirl Art Rodear. Cowgirl Art Rodear is a celebration of cowgirl artists and their community, gathered together to honor the deep traditions of western art, culture, music, and poetry. Their second Annual Event, featuring western female artists, will be held in Bridgeport, California on …
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There are things in nature and stories from our past that help to ground us, if we take the time to take them in and learn from them. There are so many benefits to slowing down and allowing ourselves to feel. In today's podcast, Cheyenne will share the story of Cougar, a Philly that taught her one of life's greatest lessons - about timing, feeling,…
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2021 was a year of unprecedented loss, reflection, and growth for Cheyenne Wilson, as it was for many people. While she took a break from her podcast, it became increasingly evident that she has a message to deliver. She may not always see herself as positive or inspiring, but those who listen would beg to differ. There is a certain hope and inspir…
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Sometimes in life, we are juggling too many things. And even when we are checking off all the lists and getting everything done, there comes a time when we realize that we might not be doing the BEST that we can do...because we are just doing too much. In those times, it's necessary to reflect on what is really most important...and then to reset an…
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Horses play a pivotal role in ranching, and there is so much more to their part in success on the ranch than one may realize. In this podcast, Cheyenne dives into what owning horses on the ranch really entails, and she weaves in interesting bits of history throughout. Who is Cheyenne?? She loves helping rural entrepreneurs level up in what they are…
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As promised in the previous episode, Cheyenne provides detailed information about how she ended up as a top leader in a multi-billion dollar network marketing company - even though that was never really her goal. How did it happen in the middle of nowhere? And what impact has it had on her & her family as they navigate life on the ranch? She'll exp…
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When you think of life on the ranch, you might not think of people who have or who would need multiple streams of income. But, because ranch life is multi-faceted with so many moving parts, having more than one way to bring in money during the year is almost seen as a necessity. Cheyenne will explain what this looks like and why it is so important …
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The effects of the Coronavirus Pandemic are still being felt, even well over a year into the "shut down" of life as we know it. But was it a SHUTDOWN . . . or was it really a RESET?? Even amidst her own fear and anxiety related to the changes that have impacted her life and business on the ranch, Cheyenne has an amazing way of keeping it all in per…
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What do you do with household items that are no longer needed or no longer working? For so many people today, the answer is that they throw it away. But ranch life is different. From rope to coffee cans, from horseshoes to truck parts, almost everything can be repurposed!! Not only does it save time and money for the rancher, but it is a responsibl…
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Have you ever struggled to break a bad habit? Maybe you say "you guys" too often when you're addressing a crowd... Or bite your fingernails when you get nervous... Whatever the habit, breaking it can be so difficult! But once we do, it's up to us get MAD and create change! MAD is what allows us to move toward our desired outcome. In this podcast, C…
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A little controversy never hurt anyone, right? In today's Q & A podcast, Cheyenne will get real about freezing weather, gender roles, and the "meatless" revolution!! You'll love her honest, straightforward, yet light & humorous insight. Even if you've never lived life on the ranch, you'll find something that you can relate to! Want to receive Cheye…
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We know what ranch life looks like on tv and in movies . . . But what is ranch life really like, and, more specifically, what is like for a woman? As you listen to today's Q & A podcast, Cheyenne will debunk certain myths about living on a ranch, but she'll also debunk a few about what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur while meeting the dema…
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Leap first. Look later. This way of thinking has served Cheyenne Wilson well throughout the years! And that's the exact attitude she tried to keep when it came to recording her first podcast. But, what she found was that, when it came time to actually record, she realized she was scared! And as a fifth generation rancher, there's not much that scar…
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