About How to Be a Cowboy (2021)

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• Making / Production
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About

How to Be a Cowboy is a reality TV show that premiered in 2021. The show follows Dale Brisby, a professional bull rider turned rodeo clown, as he teaches city slickers how to embrace the cowboy way of life. With his signature sense of humor and deep love for all things rodeo, Dale takes on the role of mentor and guide, helping his inexperienced students learn the ropes of cowboy culture.

The series captures the challenges and triumphs of these aspiring cowboys and cowgirls as they navigate the world of ranching, roping, and riding. From learning to handle cattle to mastering the art of line dancing, the show offers an entertaining and educational glimpse into the cowboy lifestyle.

Making / Production

How to Be a Cowboy is produced by Fremantle, the same production company behind popular reality shows such as American Idol and America's Got Talent. The show is filmed on location at various ranches and rodeo arenas across the United States.

The production team worked closely with Dale Brisby, who not only serves as the show's main host but also contributes his expertise and knowledge to the creation of each episode. The show combines elements of reality TV and instructional content, offering viewers a unique and entertaining experience.

Actors

• Dale Brisby - Host and mentor, sharing his cowboy skills and knowledge.
• City Slickers - Different individuals who participate in the show to learn how to be cowboys or cowgirls.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show is inspired by Dale Brisby's popular social media presence as a rodeo clown.
• Several guest appearances by professional bull riders and rodeo legends.
• The show's comedic tone and Dale Brisby's charismatic personality have contributed to its popularity.

Awards

As of now, How to Be a Cowboy has not received any notable awards.

Quotes

• "If you ain't falling off, you ain't trying hard enough." - Dale Brisby
• "Rodeo is a lifestyle, not just a sport." - Dale Brisby
• "Cowboy up or go sit in the truck." - Dale Brisby

Music

The show features a variety of country music tracks that add to the cowboy atmosphere and energy of each episode. The soundtrack includes both classic and contemporary country songs.

Soundtrack

• "Friends in Low Places" - Garth Brooks
• "My Church" - Maren Morris
• "Born to Run" - Chris LeDoux
• "Check Yes or No" - George Strait
• "Crazy" - Patsy Cline