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The Cowboy Boot Podcast
House of Hens Media
17 episodes
1 week ago
Welcome to The Cowboy Boot Podcast, hosted by The Boot Babes. Most episodes are all about the first pair of cowboy boots that people own and the emotional connections that they have with them. We ask the question, "Where did you get your first pair of boots?" and the nostalgia pours out. For many of us, our first pair of cowboy boots was a rite of passage. They were more than just a piece of footwear, they were a symbol of who we were and where we came from. We hear stories from lifetime wearers who still have their first pair of boots, and from those who had to wait until later in life to own a pair. They speak to the connection that people have with their roots and their legacy. For many, their first pair of cowboy boots represents a connection to their family's past, and a link to their ancestors who worked the land.Some people inherited their first pair of boots from their father or grandfather. Others saved up their allowance to buy a pair of their own. Some received them as a gift, while others stumbled upon them at a garage sale or thrift store.But regardless of how they were obtained, the stories of these first pairs of boots are always memorable. They bring to mind images of dusty roads, wide-open spaces, and the smell of leather. They remind us of the values of hard work, determination, and the American spirit.For many of us, our first pair of boots was the start of a lifelong love affair. They were worn on special occasions, on days when we needed a little extra confidence, and on days when we just wanted to feel connected to our roots.But cowboy boots aren't just for cowboys anymore. They're a fashion statement, a symbol of individuality, and a connection to our past. We hear from people who wear cowboy boots to the office, to weddings, and even on the red carpet.The stories we hear on this episode of The Cowboy Boot Podcast are a testament to the enduring power of cowboy boots. They remind us that these boots are more than just a fashion statement; they're a part of our identity, our heritage, and the way we'll be remembered. So, whether you're a lifetime wearer or a first-time owner, we hope you'll join us for this episode of The Cowboy Boot Podcast. And if you haven't yet experienced the power of cowboy boots, we hope you'll be inspired to go out and find your first pair. Who knows, they may just change your life. Cowboy Boots are part of your personality!
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Welcome to The Cowboy Boot Podcast, hosted by The Boot Babes. Most episodes are all about the first pair of cowboy boots that people own and the emotional connections that they have with them. We ask the question, "Where did you get your first pair of boots?" and the nostalgia pours out. For many of us, our first pair of cowboy boots was a rite of passage. They were more than just a piece of footwear, they were a symbol of who we were and where we came from. We hear stories from lifetime wearers who still have their first pair of boots, and from those who had to wait until later in life to own a pair. They speak to the connection that people have with their roots and their legacy. For many, their first pair of cowboy boots represents a connection to their family's past, and a link to their ancestors who worked the land.Some people inherited their first pair of boots from their father or grandfather. Others saved up their allowance to buy a pair of their own. Some received them as a gift, while others stumbled upon them at a garage sale or thrift store.But regardless of how they were obtained, the stories of these first pairs of boots are always memorable. They bring to mind images of dusty roads, wide-open spaces, and the smell of leather. They remind us of the values of hard work, determination, and the American spirit.For many of us, our first pair of boots was the start of a lifelong love affair. They were worn on special occasions, on days when we needed a little extra confidence, and on days when we just wanted to feel connected to our roots.But cowboy boots aren't just for cowboys anymore. They're a fashion statement, a symbol of individuality, and a connection to our past. We hear from people who wear cowboy boots to the office, to weddings, and even on the red carpet.The stories we hear on this episode of The Cowboy Boot Podcast are a testament to the enduring power of cowboy boots. They remind us that these boots are more than just a fashion statement; they're a part of our identity, our heritage, and the way we'll be remembered. So, whether you're a lifetime wearer or a first-time owner, we hope you'll join us for this episode of The Cowboy Boot Podcast. And if you haven't yet experienced the power of cowboy boots, we hope you'll be inspired to go out and find your first pair. Who knows, they may just change your life. Cowboy Boots are part of your personality!
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Self-Improvement
Education
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Kenzie Calvert, Western Fashion Creator and Social Media Influencer
The Cowboy Boot Podcast
21 minutes 2 seconds
2 years ago
Kenzie Calvert, Western Fashion Creator and Social Media Influencer
Kenzie Calvert is a Western fashion creator and influencer based out of Oregon. She is part of the team of the Boot Babes and is excited to discuss her experiences. Kenzie is based in the Willamette Valley and is a coastal cowgirl, being only 40 minutes away from the coast. She has noticed the trend of coastal cowgirl gaining popularity and is using Tik Tok and Instagram to help those outside the Western world learn about being a cowgirl and to support and buy from small businesses. Kenzie has been creating content on her Tik Toks and loves to help others learn and explore new things. Kenzie is an influencer that is passionate about empowering people to stay true to themselves and to support their local businesses. She encourages people to be creative and to have fun with their fashion and to explore what it means to be a cowgirl. The speaker is a user experience designer and western fashion influencer. They went to school for computer science and found that they were better suited to the people side of things, so they specialize in finding out what people need and how to provide a better product. The speaker then went on to talk about the businesses they support, such as Dixon Boots and Blush Out West. When asked what advice they would give to someone looking to become a western fashion influencer, the speaker said to follow their heart. They also said to be aware of the influence they have everywhere they go, and to make sure to use it for good. Finally, they encouraged people to support small businesses. The conversation was about how the western world is pushing for people to get involved in business, but there is a lot of pushback from people that make fun of them. The speaker discussed the mental health struggles the western community is facing and how they have never had to deal with it before, and the importance of being kind to everyone, no matter the number of followers they have. Jokingly, the speaker mentioned that they have to carry their Western card with them to make sure others know they are Western, even when wearing more casual clothes like sweatpants and Birkenstocks. The speaker talks about growing up in a Western family and feeling like they need to prove themselves to others. They have started to embrace the rodeo world and enjoy going to rodeos. They have met some other rodeo creators and media girls, like Grace Lampo and Ashley Wear, and have built relationships with them. They have not yet been to the stockyards but are looking forward to it. They talk about Nashville being a little overrun and how the Beatles used to play in the brothels to gain their 10,000 hours of mastery. The speaker then talks about hitting 50,000 TikTok followers, which is a crazy feeling for someone who grew up in a town of 600 people. They then wonder what the actual statistics are regarding the amount of people they have reached with their TikTok.

Find Kenzie Here
TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@kenziecalvert_1
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kenzie.calvert
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kenziecalvert_1/

19:33
Interview with Kenzie Calvert, Western Fashion Creator and Social Media Influencer


02:37
Interview with Western Fashion Influencer: Advice for Aspiring Influencers


05:00
Exploring Mental Health Struggles in the Western Community


06:42
Conversation on Western Culture, Rodeos, and Nashville Music Scene


10:00
Conversation on Finding a Creative to Help Businesses


12:38
Conversation on Navigating Cliques and Drama in the Western Industry


12:52
Conversation...
The Cowboy Boot Podcast
Welcome to The Cowboy Boot Podcast, hosted by The Boot Babes. Most episodes are all about the first pair of cowboy boots that people own and the emotional connections that they have with them. We ask the question, "Where did you get your first pair of boots?" and the nostalgia pours out. For many of us, our first pair of cowboy boots was a rite of passage. They were more than just a piece of footwear, they were a symbol of who we were and where we came from. We hear stories from lifetime wearers who still have their first pair of boots, and from those who had to wait until later in life to own a pair. They speak to the connection that people have with their roots and their legacy. For many, their first pair of cowboy boots represents a connection to their family's past, and a link to their ancestors who worked the land.Some people inherited their first pair of boots from their father or grandfather. Others saved up their allowance to buy a pair of their own. Some received them as a gift, while others stumbled upon them at a garage sale or thrift store.But regardless of how they were obtained, the stories of these first pairs of boots are always memorable. They bring to mind images of dusty roads, wide-open spaces, and the smell of leather. They remind us of the values of hard work, determination, and the American spirit.For many of us, our first pair of boots was the start of a lifelong love affair. They were worn on special occasions, on days when we needed a little extra confidence, and on days when we just wanted to feel connected to our roots.But cowboy boots aren't just for cowboys anymore. They're a fashion statement, a symbol of individuality, and a connection to our past. We hear from people who wear cowboy boots to the office, to weddings, and even on the red carpet.The stories we hear on this episode of The Cowboy Boot Podcast are a testament to the enduring power of cowboy boots. They remind us that these boots are more than just a fashion statement; they're a part of our identity, our heritage, and the way we'll be remembered. So, whether you're a lifetime wearer or a first-time owner, we hope you'll join us for this episode of The Cowboy Boot Podcast. And if you haven't yet experienced the power of cowboy boots, we hope you'll be inspired to go out and find your first pair. Who knows, they may just change your life. Cowboy Boots are part of your personality!