On The Move

Kyler Beard is a ranch manager from Ellensburg, Washington. Kyler joins Ben and Joe to discuss his passions for cattle, horsemanship and the road that brought him to where he is today. When he met previous podcast guest, Joel Connor, Kyler was introduced to horsemanship. After riding for the public for some time, Kyler began ranching in western Washington. Today, Kyler manages the grazing for over 30,000 acres in the cascade mountains where he continues his horsemanship and stockmanship pursuits. Tune in for a conversation about cattle, horses and entrepreneurship.

Carlos Macías is a maker of chaps, chinks and armitas from northern California. In the year 2000 Carlos created one of the first online stores for cowboy gear and tack called The Lost Buckaroo. Now called The Buckaroo Gear, Carlos’ store is well known throughout the California/Buckaroo/Horsemanship world as a provider of quality goods. Carlos is also a well known maker of leggings, particularly armitas, which he has helped to re-popularize in the industry. Carlos joins Ben and Joe to discuss the genesis of his business, his growth as a maker and what he feels has been his keys to success.

Lance and Sunshine run Lance and Sunshine Froelich Quarter Horses in North Dakota. In addition to their cattle operation they are AQHA legacy breeders. Froelich horses have made a reputation within the horsemanship community and beyond for their good minds and quality confirmation. The Froelich’s join Ben and Joe to discuss how they’ve come to be respected breeders in the industry and their plans for the future of their operations. Topics discussed include selling horses, family ranching and raising foals.

John Stewart has spent 20+ years in marketing and fundraising. He has been an executive at organizations such as The Boy Scouts of America, Gaylord Entertainment and the Indy Racing League. Along with his impressive professional career, John is also an avid horseman. His horsemanship journey started when he met past guest Rocky Quinn and later, Buck Brannaman. John has been all over the world to explore different horse cultures and his passion for both the horse and the people who work with them is evident. Join Ben and Joe as they discuss a multitude of subjects including branding, education and culture.

Hunter Holloway is an American show jumper based out of Topeka, Kansas and Ocala, Florida. In 2016 Hunter won the Maclay Championships and the Washington International Equitation Championship. Hunter now travels the US to compete at the highest levels of show jumping. Most recently she finished 3rd place finish at the 2023 World Cup Finals. Join Ben and Joe as they talk with Hunter about how she develops world class horses and what it takes to be a competitor at that level.

Ben and Joe sit down to discuss the difference between hard work and SUSTAINABLE hard work. There is a fine line between dedication to your goals and an unbalanced life. Ben and Joe discuss their personal struggles with that balance and learning to “treat themselves the way they’d treat an employee”. Tune in for a discussion between two entrepreneurs in the equine industry as they look to find a better understanding of how to pursue their craft.

Jon Binninger is a horseman, father, husband and the owner of Land Grove Coffee Company. Jon and his family live in Idaho where, when they aren’t running the family business, they are starting colts, roping and packing. Jon tells the story of how his family was introduced to horsemanship and the impact it has had on their lives. Join Ben and Joe as they talk with Jon about growing a business, horsemanship, and the struggle for self improvement.

Mary Brannaman is a wife, mother and rancher from Sheridan, Wyoming. She is married to former podcast guest, Buck Brannaman. Mary manages the couple’s ranch in Sheridan while Buck is on the road. Mary joins Ben and Joe to discuss the Brannaman horse herd, the challenges of maintaining a ranch and her family history. Tune in for a fun conversation filled with excellent stories and wonderful life lessons.

Emily Kitching is the president of Eclectic Horseman Communications Inc. Her company is responsible for Eclectic Horseman Magazine and the Horseman’s Gazette video series. Emily joins Ben and Joe to discuss how Eclectic Horseman has evolved from when she started the publication over 20 years ago. Topics discussed include the role of media in horsemanship, starting and running a business, and how to seize new opportunities when they present themselves.

Sarah Quinn is a wife, mother and horsewoman from North Platte, Nebraska. Sarah is married to previous podcast guest, Ricky Quinn. Sarah joins Ben and Joe to discuss a wide variety of topics including self improvement, staying true to yourself and equine fitness. Tune in for an awesome conversation with the one and only, Sarah Quinn.