Cowboy Ethics Indiana
Dwight Moudy and John Reffett share how the cowboy way of life helps students through the program Cowboy Ethics Indiana.In Cowboy Ethics Indiana we teach our students that a handshake STILL matters!!The students learn that a proper handshake shows they know and understand the…
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EP 25 - How Hands-On Ag Activities Build Character and Life Skills in Youth (opens the original)
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In this episode of Cowboy Ethics Indiana , host Dwight Moudy is joined by special guests Heather Kidder, Agriculture Educator and FFA Advisor at Elkhart Community Schools, and her daughter, Chloe Kidder. Together, they reflect on the journey of introducing agriculture and character education into local schools—from early hands-on experiences building chicken brooders on the farm to regular "Moudy Monday" classroom sessions. The discussion emphasizes the vital role hands-on learning plays in yout
Ep 24 - Know Where to Draw the Line: Choosing Integrity over Shortcuts (opens the original)
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In this episode of Cowboy Ethics Indiana , hosts Dwight Moudy and John Reffett take a deep dive into what it truly means to stand tall in a world that often prioritizes personal gain over ethical integrity. Reflecting on modern societal challenges, Dwight and John examine how taking shortcuts or seeking immediate self-interest erodes community trust. Drawing from classic Code of the West principles—such as When you make a promise, keep it , Always finish what you start , and Know where to draw t
Ep 23 - Building Grit and Integrity: Equipping Youth with a Moral Compass for Life (opens the original)
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In this episode of Cowboy Ethics Indiana , co-hosts Dwight Moudy and John Reffett reflect on 13 years of bringing the Code of the West into Indiana classrooms. As another school year wraps up and former students transition into college, trade programs, and careers, Dwight and John share inspiring letters from teachers, administrators, and past participants. From elementary students holding peers accountable in math class ("Cowboys don't quit!") to high school FFA leaders and future nurses credit
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