City Cast Denver How Much Does the Stock Show Really Mean to Denver?
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Jan 9, 2025 Terrence Carroll, a lawyer, ordained minister, and former speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives, shares his insights on the National Western Stock Show and its deep roots in Denver's culture. He discusses the event's emotional significance for locals and reflects on its historical impact. Carroll reveals the community's outrage over past relocation attempts and highlights the show's transformation from a traditional gathering to a vibrant urban celebration. Tune in for a lively exploration of Western traditions and the Stock Show's future in Denver!
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Bree's Changing Perspective
- Bree Davies initially took the Stock Show for granted.
- Her perspective changed after an episode featuring a girl and her goats, highlighting the emotional connection.
Terrence's First Stock Show
- Terrence Carroll, a former speaker of the Colorado House, initially didn't know about the Stock Show.
- His first experience was "mind-blowing," highlighting the event's magnitude and sensory overload.
Weil's Family Tradition
- Steve Weil, a third-generation owner of Rockmount Ranchwear, attended the Stock Show annually.
- His family even showed a horse once, demonstrating the event's personal significance.