[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Cowboy Lifestyle Network proudly presents Another Friday Production owner, Marcous Friday.
Marcous and Robin
Mr. Friday hails from Tulsa, Oklahoma and has been quietly building an empire in the
rodeo industry for the last 21 years. Marcous started out as a contestant, riding bulls. He says that as he made the transition from young teen to manhood, he knew he was not built like most
bull riders and made the leap to
Steer Wrestling. He eventually got his association card and traveled the U.S. competing with friends such as Donnie and Ronnie Stevens (the twins), and it was they that encouraged Marcous to help announce certain events. He also had a mentor, Mr.
Charles Evans, who was one of the very first announcers to narrate a live event horseback. Mr Evans asked Marcous to first help with announcing the steer wrestling, because Marcous was familiar with his peers. And from there, Mr. Friday applied for and received his
Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) card in 2010; after attending classes and undergoing the process of being critiqued, judged, and finally certified by PRCA staff members.
His productions are firmly planted in family and tradition. He keeps his audience, competitors, and family in mind and heart when planning and producing events by attending to every detail and person involved. One can’t help but notice a deep-rooted and family feel to a Friday Production. From the very young 4 year olds who compete in
Muttin’ Bustin’ and Pee-Wee Barrel Racing, to the 78 year old grandma competing in the
Women’s Barrel Racing; there is something for everyone. Even the music is all-inclusive from the 60’s to present and Country to Rock; R&B and Hip-Hop, and Rap to the Friday-coined “Hip-Hop Country”.
What can you expect from contestants at a Friday Production? The answer would be all of the traditional rodeo events and MORE! From
Bareback Riding to Muttin’ Bustin’; Steer Wrestling to
Team Roping; and Barrel Racing to Bull Riding – and a true and unique Friday event would not be complete without the exciting
Pony Express Relay Race! Over the summer months of 2016, CLN will be spot-lighting Marcous Friday, of Friday Productions. We look forward to sharing more of his unique story. It’s people like Marcous Friday that make the rodeo arena keep spinning!
Marcous & daughter Shanista
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Married, to wife Robin, since November 6, 2015. Combined, they have 5 children and 6 grandkids. Marcous announces and produces events in 47 states; including
Real Cowboy Association events,
Bill Pickett Invitational’s and their Finals in Washington D.C., and public speaking engagements. In addition, Marcous works a 40 hour week as an Engineer with the Tulsa County Library in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Rodeo started with his grandfather, who had an arena and was a
Tie-Down Roper. The Friday family works together to produce an event , which includes everything from selling T-Shirts; to performing the National Anthem, sung by his nephew; and sharing announcing duties with his stepson.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
Eileen MossBorn and raised on a cattle ranch on the Flathead Indian Reservation in northwest Montana, Eileen graduated from University of Montana - Western with a Business Degree. She is the mother of two grown children - Sydnee, and Billy Quade; and grandmother of two, Lillian and Rocky Rex. Eileen draws from personal, life experiences; as she has held many positions over the years including heavy equipment operator, member of a survey crew for Independence Mining, veterinary technician, Bud Girl for Anheuser-Busch, PR Director for the Idaho Cowboys Association, feed manager for Midland Bull Test Station in Columbus, Montana, National Event Coordinator for Montana Silversmiths, security guard for the Muskogee Creek Nation One Fire Casino, Marketing Director for the Tulsa RV Ranch, and freelance writer for various publications - including a weekly column for three years in the "Elko Daily Free Press" in Elko, Nevada. She enjoys training barrel horses and singing - and has sung the National Anthem for rodeos such as the Reno Rodeo in Reno, Nevada, the College National Finals, and the New Year's Eve Bull Bash in Salt Lake City, Utah.
