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Drench Line Podcast

Drench Line Podcast

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Most show families figure it out the hard way. They ask around, get partial answers, and fill in the rest on their own. Logan Newsom and Sam Silvers have been in the show industry long enough to have made most of those mistakes themselves — and they're sharing that wisdom with you. Drench Line is a podcast about sheep, goats, and everything that comes with life in the show world. When to vaccinate. How to pick your animal. What to expect at your first major show. What nobody standing on the sidelines will actually tell you. New episodes drop twice a month, and they don't sugarcoat a thing. Logan and Sam have been friends since they were teenagers working summers at a sheep ranch in Eden, Texas. Now they're both show dads raising their own families in world they grew up in. This show is their way of passing it on — not just to their kids, but to every family that's new to this and looking for someone to shoot straight. Coming soon! Drench Line is just getting started. Coming soon: voice memo questions answered on air, and guests who have genuinely shaped the show world — the breeders, stockmen, and industry figures whose names you already know. If there's someone you want to hear from, send your request to www.drenchline.com. Be part of the conversation! This show is built around the questions real families are asking. Got something you can't get a straight answer on? Submit your question at www.drenchline.com and it might just get answered on the next episode. Logan and Sam want to hear from you — that's not a throwaway line, it's the whole point.Alyce & Elizabeth Creative Economia
  • Welcome to the Drench Line: Two Show Dads, A Lot of Mistakes, and One Very Deep Hole in Eden, Texas
    Apr 15 2026

    Every podcast has to start somewhere — and for the Drench Line, it starts exactly the way it should: two guys from the show barn, a story about digging a hole, and a whole lot of honesty about what it actually takes to navigate the show sheep and goat world.

    Sam Silvers and Logan Newsom are the first to admit this is their first rodeo when it comes to podcasting. But when it comes to show livestock? Between the two of them, they've got decades of showing, feeding, fitting, judging, and yes — making just about every mistake in the book.

    In this debut episode, Sam and Logan introduce themselves, tell the story of how they first met working summers for Rex Stultz in Eden, Texas, and lay out exactly what the Drench Line is going to be — raw, honest, and built for the families who need real answers from people who've actually been there.

    Here's what they get into:

    • Sam's road from Salado to South Plains to Texas Tech, a two-year stint in the U.S. Border Patrol, and his current role with BioZyme Inc.
    • Logan's journey from the Texas Panhandle to Angelo State football to full-time sheep producer
    • The infamous eight-foot hole they dug in Eden — and the mystery of filling it back in
    • Why sheep and goats are the perfect first livestock project for young exhibitors
    • What the Drench Line is really about: bridging the gap for first-time families who don't always know who to ask

    Sam and Logan are quick to say this show will only get better from here — and we believe them. Episode 2 is already going to be a problem: they're tackling how to pick out your show animal, and they already know they won't agree on a single thing.

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    • 00:00 — Welcome to the Drench Line: Introducing the Show
    • 00:30 — Sam Silvers: Salado, Eden, South Plains & Texas Tech
    • 01:30 — Sam's Time in the U.S. Border Patrol — a Side Most People Don't Know
    • 02:00 — Logan Newsom: Texas Panhandle, Angelo State Football & Full-Time Sheep Producer
    • 03:30 — How Sam and Logan First Met at Rex Stultz's in Eden, Texas
    • 05:00 — The Hole Story: Rex Made Them Dig It — Then Made Them Fill It Back Up
    • 06:45 — Now They're Show Dads — and Their Boys Are Best Friends at the Stock Shows
    • 07:30 — Why Sheep and Goats Are the Perfect First Project for Young Exhibitors
    • 09:00 — What the Drench Line Is Really About: Honest Answers for Real Families
    • 10:30 — "I've Made Every Mistake in the Book" — Why That Matters More Than Being the Smartest Guy in the Room
    • 12:00 — Coffee Thoughts and Tapping Into Industry Knowledge
    • 13:00 — Future Episodes and Guests — Reaching Out to the People They Lean On
    • 13:30 — Next Episode Preview: Picking Out Your Show Animal (They Already Know They Won't Agree)


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