This interview with Curt Pate covers his journey in the horse world, starting from his childhood experiences riding horses to his current focus on stockmanship. He discusses how his early ranching and rodeo background lacked …
In this interview, Jim Hicks, author of Riding in the Sweet Light, discusses his writing process and teaching philosophy. Hicks explains that his quotes often originate from observing conversations and interactions, highlighting the importance of …
Emily and Alex Trauner discussed the Weanling and Yearling Handling Courses at Montana State University, focusing on the program’s structure, student backgrounds, and the importance of emotional development in horse handling. They also explored the …
In this meeting, Emily and Dr. Tim Winegard discuss his most recent book The Horse: A Galloping History of Humanity which explores the significant role of horses in human history, covering topics from their domestication …
Emily, and authors Smoke Elzer and Eva-Maria Maggi discuss the book Hush of the Land: A Lifetime in the Bob Marshall Wilderness and the importance of preserving wild places. They also shared their experiences with …
Susan Kauffmann, author of The Essential Hoof Book, stressed the need for horse owners to understand hoof anatomy and physiology to provide proper care. She shared her personal journey of learning about hoof care and …
Emily and Ellen Black discussed the unique features and offerings of North Central Texas College’s equine program, including its proximity to the main campus, various learning opportunities, and the availability of scholarships for students to …
Karmel discussed her recent win in the Best of Western Horseman contest and her upcoming award at the Coors Western Art Show in Denver. She also mentioned her work being featured in the Mercantile this …
Emily and Janet Rose discuss the relocation of the Equus International Film Festival from Dillon to Missoula, and the importance of the festival in raising awareness and understanding of horse welfare issues. They also discuss …
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