Bruce and Julianne speak with Milanne Rehor from Arkwild about the Wild Horses of Abaco Project and the storm devastation in the Bahamas. Bruce spent time over a period of two years working with Nunki, the last mare of the Abaco breed. Since she was in fact still wild, he was called in to help Mimi work with her on the stressful aspects of collecting eggs for future breeding and insemination. From handling during vet exams to stress-free loading into the breeding chute, the less stress she felt during the process, the greater the chance of success. Unfortunately, Nunki died in 2015 before the insemination took place. On a positive note, however, the organization was able to collect her eggs for future cloning projects.

While remaining in Abaco to update and fortify the Preserve to house an equine therapy program, Mimi was still in the Bahamas when the storm hit during the fall of 2019.

For more information about Mimi and the Wild Horses of Abaco project, visit www.arkwild.org.

To see the story of Nunki and Bruce's involvement in the Abaco project, watch The Edge on the EQUUS Film Channel at www.filmfestivalflix.com.

For information about Bruce's work, Nature's View, Natural HumanshipTM methods and the story behind The Edge, visit www.naturesview.us. Bruce will be presenting the work at EQUITANA on September 25 &26, as well as during clinics in Arizona and the Carolinas in May and June for anyone who would like to learn in person. Follow us on FB for continuing updates at Nature's View Inc.

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Bruce speaks with Diana De Rosa, veteran equestrian journalist, during the EQUUS Film and Arts Fest at the Kentucky Horse Park. Bruce and Diana have had several interviews and panel discussions over the years to explain Bruce's system of Natural Humanship. 

For more information about Natural Humanship and Bruce's work, visit naturesview.us.

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Bruce and Julianne discuss the EQUUS Film Festival's move to the Kentucky Horse Park on December 5-8. From film to art and literature, this year's festival was a salute to the Power of the Horse! Bruce and Julianne discuss some of their favorite films and the people they've met along the way, including Matt Manroe of the Mustang Heritage Foundation, Karl Lindstrom of The All Glory Project and Neta Rhyne of Thundering Hooves.

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Bruce and Julianne discuss the early days of Nature's View and how Bruce started the business. They also go into a little of the mission behind their non-profit, the Marley Project and some of the work that they are doing in the arts. They finish the episode by previewing the EQUUS Film Festival's move to the Kentucky Horse Park on December 5-8. The next three episodes will air from the festival, so stay tuned! 

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One of the reasons people come to a Nature's View workshop is to work on their mental tools through self reflection and awareness. A great way of starting the round pen work during a session is an activity we call "Finding the Middle." Through this activity, Bruce walks a participant through a series of steps that demonstrate state of mind before actually working with a horse. Tune in to hear Bruce's process of introducing the activity and his philosophy behind the importance of developing mental tools to a higher degree. 

For more on an EXPERIENCE Nature's View session and other Nature's View training information, visit our website, www.naturesview.us. For a specific trailer loading session at work, visit the EQUUS Film Channel at www.filmfestivalflix.com and watch the Natural Humanship Trailer Loading episode. The channel features a variety of films presented at the EQUUS Film Festival. There is a free trial period and then a small monthly subscription fee for some amazing films~ its worth a look! 

To view video footage along with one of the Whinny Tales episodes, visit our YouTube channel at Camden Film Group. Thanks for tuning in!

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Roslyn Moore is a long-time client of Nature's View and round pen participant. Roslyn's work in massage therapy, as well as alternative methods of heath and wellness make her an ideal collaborator in sharing the work. She is also the owner of Clear Day Spa located in Camden, South Carolina. She serves on the board of directors of The Marley Project, a non-profit 501(c)(3) dedicated to equine awareness and education through arts and film with a focus on the Nature's View training system. 

Tune in to this episode as Roslyn and Bruce discuss the round pen activities that help her work through day to day life problems. 

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One of the things that stumps a horse owner the most can be trailer loading...especially on a horse show day or other significant event. Tune in to hear Bruce's thoughts on the "lead up" to a big event and how to prepare in advance. 

For more on trailer loading and other Nature's View training information, visit our website, www.naturesview.us. For a specific trailer loading session at work, visit the EQUUS Film Channel at www.filmfestivalflix.com and watch the Natural Humanship Trailer Loading episode. The channel features a variety of films presented at the EQUUS Film Festival. There is a free trial period and then a small monthly subscription fee for some amazing films~ its worth a look! 

To view video footage along with this episode, visit our YouTube channel at Camden Film Group. Thanks for tuning in!

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Sarah Tash is a long-time rider and trainer currently located in Camden, South Carolina. She is also one of the members of the Nature's View team. When Bruce finishes the foundation work on a training horse, it is a real benefit to have options for continuing the methods with a rider who supports and continues the program. Between Patricio "Chile" Guarda and Sarah Tash, there are a number of different ways of building on that foundation for young or problem horses.

Tune in to hear Bruce and Sarah talk about one of the training horses currently finishing up a 90 day training program, as well as Sarah's new horse and his trailer loading issues. 

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Bruce and Julianne have had a wonderful time for the past 4 years being a part of the EQUUS Film Festival. From sharing The Edge, a documentary filmed and directed by James O'Connor and Dylan Quesnel of The Art of Storytelling, to hosting the Camden SC Tour Stop for the festival, EQUUS has become a large part of the Nature's View experience. In this episode, Julianne and Lisa reminisce about past tour stops and discuss plans for the 2019 EQUUS Film and Arts Fest to be located at the Kentucky Horse Park. 

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     Whinny Tales is a brand new podcast that will introduce listeners to a whole new type of equine awareness and education. Based on the work of Bruce Anderson, a native of Trinidad and Tobago, Nature's View is a system of self-discovery with horses as a metaphor for your partner, your employer, your family, your friends...just about any other person or situation. Each podcast episode will feature an aspect of Natural Humanship, as well as interviews with other horse professionals, EQUUS Filmmakers or authors, members of The Marley Project, and many other "pony tales." Bruce Anderson has spent a lifetime creating a system that can be used for self-improvement, corporate or management training, law enforcement training or even a horse/human foundation. Podcast host, Julianne Neal, is a 33 year Educational Administrator in the Arts and has worked with Bruce to develop Nature's View Programming for 20 years. 

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