CLN 12-014: CLN at the PBR Glendale Invitational in Arizona 2012

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(March 2012) CLN witnessed cowboys risk it all in the toughest & most unforgiving sport in the world during Professional Bull Riders’ Glendale Invitational held at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, AZ.
CLN Host, Maegan Dail, goes back stage to interview the Trainers, Bull Fighters, and Bull riders of PBR. Meet PBR Sports Medicine Trainers Rich Blyn, Dave Edwards, & Peter Wang as they talk about what it takes to get these cowboys ready, & what it takes to patch them up afterward.
Bull Fighters, Shorty & Jesse, say a few words about what they do. Keep in mind hese guys weigh about 200 lbs, & they fight bulls weighing 2,000 lbs for a GOOD TIME.
PBR Bull Rider, LJ Jenkins, talks with Maegan about his bull ride on the beast named Dream Coat at Glendale, & how he has kept his arms attached.
In addition, you will see “Behind the Scenes” of the PBR fans.
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Danny O'Donnell

Danny co-founded Cowboy Lifestyle Network (CLN), now a western media powerhouse with over 4 million fans. CLN’s success reflects his deep understanding of the western community—not just its spirit, but its economic heartbeat—connecting businesses, events, and enthusiasts in a thriving industry. With this massive reach, Danny has become a trusted voice on rodeo culture, horse care, and Western traditions, covering events from the Houston Livestock Show to the Super Bowl Party Trophy Bar. His journey to building this platform began in Arizona, where he spent eight years in Pinal County’s 4-H program, learning ranching by caring for lambs and getting to know the land like an old friend. At Arizona State University, Danny shone as a two-time "All American" diver and team captain, graduating with a business degree that sparked his entrepreneurial drive. After a decade in corporate management sharpening his leadership skills, he launched CLN. "Giving back has always mattered to me," Danny shares. His support for Horses Help, Harris Brothers Charity Foundation, and a 25-year CLN Christmas Toy Drive proves it, building community trust through action.