The Cowboy’s Miles in the Saddle
Marlon Call is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, broadcaster, horseman, and longtime community advocate who believes that success is built on something more important than the bottom line: integrity. “Remember, when you saddle up with this Cowboy, you’ll never ride alone.”
The trail that made the Man
Racing – learning to compete
Racing taught Marlon that preparation, discipline, and commitment matter long before the green flag drops. Whether racing off-road or stock cars, he learned that success comes from knowing when to push, when to adjust, and never quitting just because the trail gets rough.
Radio & Podcast – finding his voice
Behind a microphone, Marlon discovered the power of communicating with people in a straightforward, genuine way. Radio/Podcast eventually became another trail for sharing stories, ideas, humor, and the lessons he had learned along the way.
Horsemanship – learning to lead
Horses taught Marlon some of his greatest lessons about leadership. You can’t fool a horse with a title or position. Trust must be earned through patience, consistency, communication, and respect—the same principles that create strong leaders and strong organizations.
the insurance cowboy – doing business the cowboy way
Marlon built his insurance career around an old-fashioned idea: your word ought to mean something. The cowboy values of honesty, responsibility, hard work, and treating people fairly became more than personal beliefs—they became the way he did business.
the book – leadership through horsemanship
Leadership Through Horsemanship brings those lessons together. Through personal stories and practical experience, Marlon shows how the relationship between horse and rider can teach us about trust, communication, accountability, and leadership.
speaking – bringing the cowboy way to others
Today, Marlon brings those experiences to audiences through speaking and storytelling. His message is simple: leadership isn’t something you claim—it’s something you demonstrate through integrity, courage, accountability, and the way you treat people.
Hear It From Marlon
There’s no better way to get to know Marlon than to hear his story in his own words.