This was a fun podcast to film in person with one of my great friends in Pendleton, OR! Joe is a talented leather worker, amazing husband & father, former professional bull rider and all-around great guy. 

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

It is always an incredible time catching up with Wade. This is a whirlwind of an interview squeezing his fascinating history and adventurous life in the horse industry into 20mins.

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

"Trust & Understanding"...are these simply catch-phrases that horse people toss out into thin air without understanding the true depth of what those fundamentals have to do with their communication and the perspective of the horse? Tune in today for a dive into the true meaning of what working horses with Trust and Understanding is!

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

I've followed Amy Raymond's work online for a long time, as silversmithing is one of my interests, and it was great to finally meet her at the Pendelton Round Up last year. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Amy as much as I did. She is a super talented artist and maker!

About "Life in the Saddle" Podcast: 

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

It was so much fun to visit with Daniel, whose podcast I was privileged to be on late last year. This guy will keep you guessing and I think you'll enjoy hearing more about his history with a few stories and lessons learned along the way.

Bit Course and free video: https://thebitcourse.com/foamy-mouth

About "Life in the Saddle" Podcast: 

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

I really enjoyed my visit with Carlos, whose work I've followed a long time. It was great to hear about his different adventures with horses and ranching and where it led him to become the craftsman he is today. We had a few technical sound issues during the call, but I hope you can get the heart of his story.

About "Life in the Saddle" Podcast: 

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

Why do those without a job to do with their horses often take too long to make progress and those having a job to do with their horses often rush the progress instead of taking the necessary time? I commonly see these two extremes in my work with horses and their owners. Tune in today to my thoughts on achieving balance in making progress with individual horses.

**Want to help support Life In The Saddle Podcast? It takes a lot of time to write, record and edit quality podcast content to arrive free to your devices. Consider a one-time donation to help us keep it going and releasing episodes more often: https://truewesthorsemanship.com/podcast/** And, as always, please leave a review on the platform of your choice!

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

I've followed Ryan's adventures on social media for several years and was finally privileged to meet him earlier this year in Salt Lake City. We had a fantastic conversation about ranching, history & horses!

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

I don't think there is a principle that is more universal and applicable to horse riders, regardless of breed or discipline. What does a horse, and thus a rider, need to understand in order for this crucial foundation to be in place before there's trouble? Tune it today as I dive deeper into this question and more to set you and your equine up for success no matter what you may face.

http://truewesthorsemanship.com 

There can be such a tricky balance between exposing your horse to something that bothers him, but not making it a traumatic experience that confirms his initial fears or even makes it worse. How do we work on the right amount of exposure to build confidence? Where is the balance between expanding the comfort zone vs. destroying confidence? Tune in today to gain insights into these situations and practical advice for your journey!

http://truewesthorsemanship.com