Burnin' Daylight

Matt McKinley drops episodes almost daily on Burnin' Daylight, and with 511 installments already in the archive, there's a lot to explore. The show started as a celebration of cowboy and buckaroo culture -- the intricacies, the humor, the hard-earned wisdom that comes from working with livestock and land. Matt brings in working cowboys, authors, musicians, and business leaders for conversations that feel loose and unscripted. Over time, the show has expanded to include sports commentary, particularly baseball and college football, plus a "Death of Fun" segment covering cultural and political topics through a western lens. That breadth might not be for everyone, but it reflects how Matt sees cowboy culture: not as a museum piece but as a living worldview that applies to everything from sports fandom to current events. The explicit content rating fits -- Matt doesn't filter his opinions, and the comedy category is well-earned. The show is free with no subscription required. If you want a daily dose of cowboy perspective on, well, everything, Matt's output is prolific and his personality keeps things moving. Just know going in that you're getting the full range of his interests, not a narrowly focused western show.