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What Makes the Cow Guy Cry: A Journey of Resilience, Recovery, Trauma, and Lifestyle Stories/Personal Journals

Society EN ↓ 26 episodes

What Makes the Cow Guy Cry pulls back the curtain on one of the most recognizable voices in the financial world and introduces you to the man behind the markets. Known to millions as Scott Shellady, "The Cow Guy," Scott has spent decades breaking down the headlines that move commodities and equities, delivering sharp market insight and closing-bell commentary alongside industry heavyweights. But beyond the trading floor, the television hits, and the fast-moving markets, there's a deeply human story that hasn't often been told, until now. In this podcast, Scott steps away from the charts and in...

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Society

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Latest episode

Aug 14, 2026

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Episodes

Meet Scott Shellady (The Cow Guy): Markets, Life, and the Journey Ahead 15.12.2025

Welcome to the podcast featuring Scott Shellady , nationally recognized market expert and media personality better known as The Cow Guy . In this introductory episode, Scott pulls back the curtain on who he is—both professionally and personally —beyond the trading floor. Listeners are introduced to the first layer of Scott's journey, from his work as a markets specialist covering commodities and e...

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