Author Justin Long tells us about his new book called “Adventures of a Horse Doctor’s Husband” and the many stories that go along with that.  Plus, we kick off our listener interviews with Shannon Brookes from Australia, she has an amazing story of perseverance.  Don’t forget a helping of Realli bAd Adz.  Listen in….

We learn what a Fixture is, Danielle Santos from Charles Owen helmets talks about the most popular models in the Hunt Field, Tryon Hounds MFH Rebecca Barnes chats about their mentoring program and blogger Carleigh Fedorka (A Yankee In Paris) talks about how Hunter Paces help her OTTB’s become solid citizens. Hosted by Emily Esterson and Tara Tibbetts.

Four In Hand Driver Paul Maye tells us about how he is working to provide ways for youth to try out carriage driving, Dr. Tan helps us understand laminitis and Abby shares historical headlines from The Chronicle of the Horse. Plus Jamie shares how she met some impressive young duck wranglers.

We learn about the world’s first smart halter with Protequus founder Jeffrey R. Schab, CHA Master Horseman Marla Foreman explains successive approximation in teaching and Val McCloskey clears up the leg yield or side pass confusion.  Hosted by Christy Landwehr.

Dr. Chang talks about preparing your horse for travel and big competitions, celebrity equestrians hit the headlines, first world equestrian problems hit the laugh button and Leslie Wylie talks about her heart horse.

Stanford Moore of Black Reins Magazine shares his vision for sharing the history of the black cowboy and highlighting the role of African Americans in the horse and farm world of today.  Plus, Tammy Sronce of Road to the Horse picks the winner of the 2 tickets, some HRN updates and a few quirks our listeners have.  Listen in…

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener questions about how much to work (or not work) a green horse, training the shut down horse and how desensitizing can go wrong.  Craig Moore talks about being selected as a Road To The Horse Wildcard then helps answer a listener question about a horse that backs up dangerously.

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We learn about the Edinburgh Riding of the Marches, 300 horses galloping the countryside and ending up in a parade on the Royal Mile in the center of Edinburgh.  Plus, some Wacky News, the Keeneland Yearling Sales go crazy and our tribute to 9-11, let’s never forget.  Listen in…