INSIDE THE 2025 NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW: STORIES FROM THE HEART OF AMERICA'S AGRIBUSINESS

On this episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos continues his coverage of the 2025 National Western Stock Show, bringing viewers an up-close look at the people and stories behind this iconic agricultural event. With three engaging guests, Trent delves into the heart of what makes the NWSS a cornerstone of America's agricultural legacy.
Trent kicks off the episode with Megan Baird, a Colorado Beef Council Ambassador. Megan shares insights into the work of the Colorado Beef Council, highlighting their efforts to promote the beef industry and support the hardworking ranchers and producers who feed America. From educational initiatives to advocating for beef's role in a healthy diet, Megan discusses how the council strengthens the foundation of American agriculture.
Next, Trent catches up with Sam Howry, a production assistant for the National Western Stock Show. Their conversation takes place in the NWSS art gallery, where Sam sheds light on the behind-the-scenes efforts that make the stock show such a standout event. From logistics to artistic contributions, Sam reveals the dedication it takes to pull off one of the largest and most celebrated stock shows in the nation.
Later, Trent welcomes John Romero, the NWSS Market Goat judge, for an in-depth discussion about the world of livestock judging. John explains what it takes to excel as a market goat judge, from expertise in livestock evaluation to understanding the finer details of what makes a prize-winning goat. His passion for fostering excellence in youth competitors shines through, offering viewers a greater appreciation for the skill and tradition involved in agricultural competitions.
Throughout the episode, Trent captures the vibrant spirit of the National Western Stock Show while showcasing the people who keep America's agricultural heritage alive and thriving. This episode is packed with stories, expertise, and inspiration from the frontlines of ranching, farming, and livestock production.