
Rodeo
Step into a dusty rodeo where steers charge, broncs buck, and the announcer’s running commentary is nearly as wild as the contests themselves. With a booming voice, quick wit, and an endless supply of teasing, he introduces local riders, colorful cowboys, nervous newcomers, and one determined representative of the animal-protection society.
The opening captures the rough-and-ready spirit of a Western sporting event, from failed rides and flying hats to exaggerated boasts and lively banter among the crowd. Beneath the dust and slapstick is a cast of memorable characters, each bringing a different blend of grit, pride, and comic misfortune to the arena. Listeners can expect an entertaining Western tale filled with rodeo action, eccentric personalities, and the irreverent humor of a man who seems determined to make every tumble sound like the main event.
Language
en
Duration
~3 minutes (3K characters)
Release date
May 27, 2023
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1883–1969
A prolific writer of westerns, W. C. Tuttle sold more than 1,000 magazine stories and dozens of novels. His popular Hashknife Hartley tales blended cowboy adventure with detective mystery—and made him a favorite of pulp-fiction readers.
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