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Jeremy sat down with Matt Robertson in Elko, NV, during the National Cowboys Poetry Gathering. Matt shares his story of growing up in Wyoming riding broncs. Matt's bronc riding career opened up many doors and eventually led him to training horses. This led him to move to Canada to cowboy and ride broncs and colts. With great vulnerability he shares his story of losing his wife and the road that led him to find love again. He also shares his journey with sobriety discuss his music career and where it comes from. You can find out more about Matt on his social media accounts and you can find his music on all digital platforms.

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Jeremy had the opportunity to visit with Cory on his concert tour while he was performing  in Boise. They talked about his music and  where it comes from. Cory writes songs that articulate things we have probably all felt but didn't know how to say. If you aren't familiar with his music we highly suggest you check him out.
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Jeremy had the opportunity to sit down again with Buck Brannaman. Buck is a horseman, teacher and father. Buck and Jeremy visit about the Pro-Am, its origins, the plan for partnering with Wild Courage and why it's important. They also go down a list of names that Jeremy came up with and Buck shared a story or two about the folks on the list. They finished up the conversation talking about fatherhood. To learn more about Buck and where you can find him when he's on the road go to www.brannaman.com to learn more about the Pro-Am roping check out www.proamroping.com.

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Seth Dahl is a world traveler, husband and father. Seth shares what he has learned about grief. You might be surprised that we all have experienced grief and it comes in many more ways than expected. Seth has done a lot of work in this area and is now helping folks with figuring out the causes and how to heal from unprocessed pain. Seth will be leading us at our Wild Courage spring retreat this April. If your interested in learning more about our retreats please check out our websites at www.thewildcourage.life
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Josh grew up in a tough way, his dad died when he was a baby and his mom didn't have the tools to cope with her own childhood or pain.  Josh found his escape through music. He has seen the world while playing bass for the band Danzig. Josh experienced all the clichés that come with that lifestyle. He battled with his heron addiction and had years of sobriety before losing it again. With almost two decades of sobriety to glean from Josh shares his journey that is jam packed with heartache and also the beauty of redemption.

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Jeremy spend time with Chris Dawson on his recent trip to Texas. Chris is closing in on becoming a two million dollar rider in the NRCHA (National Reined Cowhorse Association). 
Chris talks about coming up in the horse training business and what it took to get to the top.  He discusses what he found once he got there. Chris shares with great transparency his journey with his faith and the struggle with mourning the loss of his father.  Jeremy and Chris visit about what being a "real man" looks like in today's age and try to navigate the priority of work and family. Chris and his wife own and manage Dawson Performance Horses in Perrin, Texas. You can check them out on FB @ Dawson Performance Horses LLC and on Instagram @ teamdph 

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Jeremy caught up with his friend Randy on his recent trip to Texas to talk about his journey of becoming a very sought after videographer, husband and father. Randy grew up in New Mexico as an avid snowboarder.  Along the way, he found his passion for riding bulls and competed successfully in the PBR (professional bull riders}. Randy courageously shares about losing his best friend to suicide shortly before marrying the love of his life. We talk about some hard things Randy has endured and how his faith has grown in the midst of great heartache and pain. In all my years of traveling, meeting and getting to know Randy has been a highlight for me. Listening to his story, you will see why everyone is so drawn to him the same way I am. Check Randy out on all the social media outlets and his YouTube channel,  Another Perfect Day Production.

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In this episode, I sat down with professional horseman and multiple world champion, Ben Baldus. Ben's story is somewhat different to the context of a "Wild Courage" podcast.  He is an example of what happens when you make good choices and chase strong leadership throughout your journey instead of money or fame.  We visit about his faith and how his parents played a healthy roll in his decision making early on in his pursuit of horsemanship. Ben is so much more than a top horse trainer, he is a mentor and quality leader to his assistant trainers. This is such a inspiring story of how to do things different than the way things have always been done.

Ben is a NRHA derby champion and top 50 rider
NRCHA world champion and top 20 rider
AQHA multiple world champion

To find out more about Ben check him out at www.baldushorsemanship.com

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In this episode, Jeremy and Bryan discuss the progress and goals of Wild Courage. They highlight the importance of brotherhood and community, the impact of the podcast, and the power of retreats. They also share their goal to send men to counseling and their plans for partnering with rehabilitation centers. The episode concludes with expressions of gratitude and acknowledgements to the supporters of Wild Courage.

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In this episode, Jeremy sits down with EMDR specialist Stephen Ammann.  They discuss his journey of overcoming the stigma of being diagnosed with HIV in the 90's.  They talk through the heartache of a failed Marrige and how Stephen found peace and healing through horses.  They discuss how Stephen and his family ended up settling in Idaho and his current career of offering counseling and healing through his Northwest Wellness Center located just outside of Boise, Idaho.  To learn more about Stephen and his work, visit,

www.idahonwc.com    

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