Welcome to another Friday episode on the podcast! In today's episode, we talk about starting an equestrian novel series and what to do first. Join me as we go on this journey together!

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In today's podcast episode, we are joined by Hannah Childs. Make certain to check her website out at https://hannahchildslifestyle.com .

Hannah Rose Childs is a designer, artist, writer and a lifelong equestrian. She shines in the experience of adventure, expansion and building authentic connection. Hannah attended the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, and has designed for global brands such as UGG and HOKA.

Having an entrepreneurial drive from childhood, she had several businesses growing up - from gemstone jewellery to a gluten free baking business. Her avid love for horses and the equestrian lifestyle along with her passion gave rise to her dream of having an equestrian clothing brand that made women feel beautiful.

She launched her first equestrian brand, Style Stock in 2014, which offered designer stock ties and belts and ultimately transitioned to HCL to step into her soul's true purpose.

Hannah is a published author, and offers a fresh perspective on business, the art of living, and our responsibility and opportunity as individuals and a collective. When not in service, Hannah can be found with her horse Harry Potter as they spend their days trail riding in the hills of Santa Barbara, and eating as many snacks as possible.

I can't wait for you all to listen to this podcast episode.

In this Friday podcast episode, I talk about why I do not support No Stirrup November. I would love to hear everyone's thoughts on the matter, especially as we are in November currently.

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In today's podcast episode, we are joined by Maureen Myers. Maureen Myers is the owner and head trainer of English Ivy Farms, a boutique H/J farm in north Forsyth County founded in 2005. As a full time barn operator and mom of two, she has to juggle the ups and downs of the day to day horse duties, keeping clients happy, training her junior daughter at the rated shows, and being a soccer mom to her son. Sometimes she’s sees her husband too! But what better way to navigate life than with a sense of humor, which she employs in the TikToks that made her (sort of) famous…much to the chagrin of her kids.

In today's episode, we discuss using social media to your advantage when marketing your barn and running a barn while juggling her family.

You can find the blog post associated with this episode here:

https://www.thetravelingpony.com/blog/the-seasons-of-your-life

Hello everyone!

Here is another podcast episode for this week. I'm going to try to the best of my ability to release Friday episodes, but it may shift depending on how busy of a week I've had or timing. I hope you guys enjoy this episode, and let me know if there's anything in particular you'd like me to talk about. Thanks!

Hi everyone! I know what you're wondering, 'why am I listening to just this girl again?!'

I was unable to get a podcast guests for this week, so you'll have to deal with me, myself, and I! I hope you guys enjoy this episode where I go over the future of the Traveling Pony. I would have never imagined it would have already transformed into what it is now, and it continues to grow with each passing day.

In today's podcast episode, we are joined by Avery Guthrie. Avery Guthrie is a seventeen year old working student based out of Atlanta. She rides and shows on the local and rated show circuit in the 1.15 jumpers. Join me today as we talk about her experiences as a working student and what has shaped her into the rider she is today.

In today's podcast episode, we are joined by Emily Trice. Emily Trice is a young professional currently working at Three Ships LLC for Abby Blankenship. She grew up riding in Alpharetta, GA & got her BA in Equine Studies at Emory & Henry College. You can find her always on the road at horse shows doing what she loves. Join me today as we discuss her experiences in this industry, her time at Emory & Henry College, and what a day in her life looks like being a barn manager for Three Ships LLC, both on the road and at home.

In today's podcast episode, we are joined by Dominique Gonzalez. Dominique is a twenty-three-year-old amateur rider based out of Ocala, Florida. Alongside her family, she helps run T.M. Hills Farm International on a global stage. She excels in all three rings with wins in the hunters, jumpers, and equitation and shows on the FEI level. Join me today as we discuss her career, what it's like working with her family, and her goals for the future.

In today's podcast episode, we are joined by Reilly Poitevent. Reilly is a twenty-six-year-old amateur rider based out of Atlanta. She offers a very unique perspective as somebody who turned professional and then got her amateur status back. Join me as we dive into her experiences that shaped her riding career and what made her decide to change her path.