Janie Johnson built her career the long way — behind the scenes, on the road, and inside the controlled chaos of live rodeo television. In this episode, Jordan Jo Hollabaugh sits down with Janie for an honest conversation about timing, faith, grit, and the unseen work it takes to help build an industry from the ground up. From knocking on doors at the NFR as a college intern, to producing live broadcasts, to stepping confidently into hosting, sideline, and analyst roles — Janie shares how preparation, humility, and a willingness to say “yes” shaped every chapter of her journey. She opens up about learning live TV the hard way, finding her voice on camera, and why rodeo doesn’t need to be simplified to grow. The conversation also goes deeper — into motherhood, marriage, family legacy, and what it means to trust that nothing meant for you will ever pass you by. With humor, heart, and perspective, Janie reflects on building something bigger than herself and why supporting rodeo medi...