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Jim Hunt Interview
Today we have a special treat from another equine podcaster. Mantz Creek Horse's very own Kevin Meyer has his own podcast called Morning's on Horseback. He recently interviewed AQHA President Jim Hunt. But Jim turned the tables on him and asked him a question. Let's listen in.
Well, Kevin, tell me a little bit about your podcast. What's your coverage? I'm just curious.
Well, my podcast is called Morning's on Horseback and it really kind of started out during COVID when everything was kind of shut down. We couldn't get horses in or out. A lot of our business comes from out of state for riding horses. We couldn't really gain anything in or out and I'd kind of been writing some stories anyway of my misspent life. I just thought, well, shoot, I've always kind of listened into podcasts, so let's do that. I started just telling stories and then it kind of turned into, I thought, well, here's a great opportunity for me to talk to some people.
You and I grew up hearing stories about long dead heroes. Some first-hand stories, but we never recorded them and maybe a few people wrote them down. But here is our opportunity with the technology we have that we can get all this stuff down on tape. And I know a lot of the people I listen to are in the horse business more recreationally. And that's really where the horse business has turned, as you well know. And yeah, that was great to have an opportunity to talk to someone such as yourself. Tune in tomorrow for the other side of that conversation with Jim Hunt, a QHA director and Kevin Meyer from Morning's On Horseback.
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Today we have a special treat from another equine podcaster. Mantz Creek Horse's very own Kevin Meyer has his own podcast called Morning's on Horseback. He recently interviewed AQHA President Jim Hunt. But Jim turned the tables on him and asked him a question. Let's listen in.
Well, Kevin, tell me a little bit about your podcast. What's your coverage? I'm just curious.
Well, my podcast is called Morning's on Horseback and it really kind of started out during COVID when everything was kind of shut down. We couldn't get horses in or out. A lot of our business comes from out of state for riding horses. We couldn't really gain anything in or out and I'd kind of been writing some stories anyway of my misspent life. I just thought, well, shoot, I've always kind of listened into podcasts, so let's do that. I started just telling stories and then it kind of turned into, I thought, well, here's a great opportunity for me to talk to some people.
You and I grew up hearing stories about long dead heroes. Some first-hand stories, but we never recorded them and maybe a few people wrote them down. But here is our opportunity with the technology we have that we can get all this stuff down on tape. And I know a lot of the people I listen to are in the horse business more recreationally. And that's really where the horse business has turned, as you well know. And yeah, that was great to have an opportunity to talk to someone such as yourself. Tune in tomorrow for the other side of that conversation with Jim Hunt, a QHA director and Kevin Meyer from Morning's On Horseback.