The Yellowstone Official Podcast

As the first season of “1923” draws to a dramatic close, Jefferson, Jen and Deadline entertainment writer Lynette Rice discuss everything that transpired during the finale. They also dig into what may come next for the entire Dutton clan, as well as the formidable Teonna Rainwater. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spencer Dutton is coming home… to the Yellowstone podcast. Brandon Sklenar joins Jen and Jefferson to talk about Spencer’s motivations for "coming back to life" and returning to the ranch. Is his return motivated by love and the responsibility to protect his family? Does vengeance permeate the same way down the Dutton line? Plus, we hear how Alex and Spencer come together and find trust in each other on and off the screen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Love is in the air this week as Jeff surprises Jen with a special Valentine’s Day guest, her on-screen love interest Denim Richards (Colby). Richards discusses Colby and Teeter’s bunkhouse love story and why their alternative relationship works so well. They also swoon over other notable romantic relationships in the Yellowstone Universe, from Jimmy & Mia’s instant chemistry at the rodeo to Spencer & Alexandra’s whirlwind romance in 1923. Plus, we hear about Denim’s personal relationship with himself and how he manifests the kind of life he wants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From riding and roping to epic brawls, Yellowstone’s stunt coordinator Jason Rodriguez breaks down the show's stunts. Hear from Jen and Jefferson about their favorite stunt sequences and what is it like putting their equestrian skills to work on set. Then Jason breaks down how the stunt team works with the show's producers, directors, and actors to create these realistic, pulse-pounding action sequences throughout Yellowstone and 1923. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Onscreen, Mo Brings Plenty plays Rainwater’s right-hand man on the Broken Rock Reservation, but off-screen he plays a much deeper role in the Yellowstone franchise as the coordinator for American Indian Affairs. Mo discusses how he works behind the scenes with Taylor Sheridan to ensure the series appropriately represents Native culture, from the American Indian Boarding School in “1923” to Kayce’s spiritual journey in Season 4 of “Yellowstone”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Dutton's cowboy hat, Rip's wedding ring, and Beth's wedding dress are just some of the iconic pieces of Yellowstone fashion that were curated by costume designer Johnetta Boone. Today Show Lifestyle Contributor Jill Martin sits down with Boone to take you inside the Yellowstone closet and break down all the character looks from the series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Throughout “1883”, “1923”, and “Yellowstone” we meet seven generations of Duttons. So how does everyone connect? Jefferson and Jen map out the Dutton lineage starting with James and Margaret Dutton who first settled on the patch of Montana land that later became the Yellowstone Ranch. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Violence has always haunted the Dutton family and now we’re taking stock of those we lost. Deadline’s Lynette Rice joins Jefferson and Jen to look back at the heroes and villains that have departed the Yellowstone universe over the decades. From train station drop-offs to shootouts, they recap conflicts on the Dutton ranch that turned deadly and discuss how each death has impacted the plot, audience, and other characters in the series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s the season 5 mid-season finale which ends on one helluva cliffhanger. So what’s next for all of our favorite characters? Wes Bentley stops by to share all the details about Jamie’s revenge plot. Along with calls for impeachment, Beth’s rock throwing and tests of loyalty for young Rip, there’s also the return of our very own Jimmy! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is Gator really a good cook? What is Cowboy Camp like? Jen and Jefferson answer these audience questions and more about what life is like behind the scenes on Dutton Ranch. Then Lilli Kay (“Clara Brewer”) stops by to talk about what it was like to join the Yellowstone cast and work alongside Kevin Costner. Watch the mid-season finale of Yellowstone on Paramount Network next Sunday, January 1 at 8 pm ET then join Jen and Jefferson as they unpack the episode on the podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen and Jefferson debrief on Yellowstone season 5 episode 7 then dive into the premiere of the prequel, “1923”. At the ranch, the gathering takes a turn for the worst when brucellosis is discovered among the bison. To prevent transmission of the disease among the Yellowstone cows they must relocate the herd, along with half of the bunkhouse, Meanwhile, Jamie learns of Market Equities' plan to attempt impeachment. Then everyone confronts their relationships ahead of the one-year split at the fair. Everything operates around what the herd needs and things were no different in “1923” — Jefferson and Jen discuss the new Yellowstone origin story which is set against the backdrop of the roaring 20s and prohibition. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Before recapping season 5 episode 6, Jen and Jefferson discuss “1923” the Yellowstone prequel that premieres Dec. 18 on Paramount+. Then Jen and Jefferson reflect on the loss of a beloved character during the gathering journey down Mount Chisolm. They also catch up on all the romances this season, from Jamie and Sarah’s frantic passion rooted in ulterior motives to Abby and Ryan’s love song. Meanwhile, Broken Rock Reservation faces a number of threats, including from within as Angela Blue Thunder props up a young political opponent for Chief Thomas Rainwater. Then Rainwater himself, Gil Birmingham, joins Jen and Jefferson to discuss the uneasy alignment between Rainwater and John Dutton around the fact that the land is the life force for all humanity. He also gets personal and shares his acting process including how he based his character on interactions with the Chairman of his own tribe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In season 5 episode 5, John cancels all his meetings to join the Yellowstone cowboys for the gathering and branding of cattle. Jen and Jefferson recap the gathering and other big moments, including the disastrous dinner that results in a “slugfest” between Summer and Beth as their relationship finally reaches a boiling point. Then CMA’s Female Vocalist of the Year Lainey Wilson (“Abby”) joins the podcast to discuss her acting debut on Yellowstone. She also talks about her songwriting process and her new songs that premiered in the series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen and Jefferson debrief on season 5 episode 4 and what it was like heeling calves for branding. Then, Piper Perabo (“Summer Higgins”) shares how Taylor Sheridan wrote the role of Summer based on her real-life experience of being arrested for civil disobedience. She shares her affinity for fly fishing and how working on Yellowstone opened her up to the large indigenous community in the state of Montana and the sport of horse cutting. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen Landon (“Teeter”) reunites with Bunkhousemate Jefferson to co-host this season of The Official Yellowstone Podcast. New political power, a family tragedy, and a pack of troublesome wolves — Jefferson and Jen recap the first three episodes of Yellowstone Season 5. They debrief all the current plotlines including new enemies and allies that have debuted this season, like Sarah Atwood (Dawn Olivieri) and Clara Brewer (Lilli Kay). Along the way, they share insights about which of their fellow cast members are real-life cowboys, stunts, and even robot dancing on set. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Official Yellowstone Podcast returns to unpack Season 5 and all things across the Yellowstone universe. In celebration of the Yellowstone Season 5 premiere, enjoy this recent CBS Sunday Morning interview with Kevin Costner and Taylor Sheridan creator of "Yellowstone" and its prequel, "1883" (along with the prequel's upcoming sequel, "1932"). Go behind the scenes with exclusive interviews featuring cast members and celebrity superfans that explore music, food, culture, and beyond with The Official Yellowstone Podcast. New episodes every Sunday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1883 brings the harsh reality of the journey west to life - Jefferson and the cast from 1883 reflect on the intensity of shooting this epic story. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jefferson welcomes Gil Birmingham (Rainwater) and Mo Brings Plenty (Mo) on the show to discuss how they build off of their own experiences and relationships to create authentic characters in the world of Yellowstone. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan and Executive Producer David C. Glaser talk with Jefferson about the thematic building blocks of the series and the process of getting it built. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bunkhouse boys have all the fun... Jefferson and his friends Ian, Denim and Jake talk about what it means to defend the Dutton Ranch - and add a little laughter to the world of Yellowstone. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.