Beyond the Saddle

Amanda McAvoy is the Executive Director, Head of US Equine Business at Boehringer Ingelheim. Her career has been a series of building blocks through Merial, Merck, and BI giving her a vast toolkit in the animal health industry and an impressive knowledge of business and marketing.Tune in to find out how McAvoy's passion for horses, dating back to collegiate rodeo through to her cutting horses today, fuels her career journey.This episode is brought to you by Boehringer Ingelheim and Horse Week! October is for horses - Horse Week brought to you by Boehringer Ingelheim is back for it's second year October 9-15, 2022! Don't miss a minute of the Horse Week action including:profiles of incredible equine athletesstorytelling that celebrates the horse-human bondheartwarming tales of horse heroics advice from world-class trainers and more!Tune in from the barn, office, or the comfort of your couch—Equine Network is making it easy to watch the week-long celebration from any smart device. Visit HorseWeek.tv to watch for free! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Wendy Koch completed her undergrad at University of Texas Austin and received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M University. After retiring from her career with the USDA, she is now an animal advocate who is working with the Morris Animal Foundation to establish funds for equine behavior research.Tune in to hear more about how Dr. Koch has followed her passion in retirement, the importance of equine behavior research, and her vision for the field of applied equine behavior as the industry grows!This episode of Beyond the Saddle is brought to you by the Morris Animal Foundation learn more about their equine studies and donate to equine health and behavior research by visiting morrisanimalfoundation.org. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Erin is the Chief Executive Officer of Days End Farm Horse Rescue (DEFHR), based in Woodbine, Maryland, and has been with the organization since 2005. Each year alone, her role at DEFHR has given her the opportunity to work with and on behalf of hundreds of horses in transition. As a Maryland native, Erin grew up active in the horse industry and was involved with Pony Club and the Potomac Valley Dressage Association. Her career in equine welfare has also led her to become certified as an equine investigator and animal control officer and she also serves as a member of Maryland Professional Animal Workers Association, a Board Member representing Associations of The Maryland Horse Council, a Board Member representing Humane Societies of The Maryland Horse Industry Board, and an Advisory Council member of The Homes for Horses Coalition.This episode is brought to you by A Home For Every Horse, the Equine Network's rescue resource program. Read heart-warming stories and find a horse rescue near you at www.ahomeforeveryhorse.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kim Rounds can be described as aggressively supportive and wildly ambitious, and she has carved herself a niche within the Ag industry to braid in her love of cow horses.Her schedule is full as the Specialty Beef Program Manager/Social Media Manager for Five Rivers Cattle Feeding and the head of Marketing and Sales for her “side hustle”, Shining KL Partners. Her love of all things equine and bovine have brought her to be a groom for an international show jumper, a National Beef Ambassador, a teaching assistant for CSU's Legends of Ranching class, back-to-back top 5 finishes at the National Reined Cow Horse Association's Celebration of Champions, and in 2021 was a part of both COWGIRL Magazine's 30 under 30 and Northern Colorado's 40 Under 40 presented by Biz West. Her weekdays are spent at the feedyard, overseeing specialty beef programs, taking pictures of cattle, giving tours, and generating content while her evenings, weekend, and every bit of spare time are spent riding her cow horses.Tune in to find out how Kim balances these two jobs in order to live her best horse life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this December episode, host Katie Clinebell reflects on changes and big projects at the Equine Network in 2021 and offers her thoughts on promotions and working with an all-star staff. If you are looking back on your professional accomplishments this year or eyeing career growth in the coming year, this episode is for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Riesa Lakin is a life-long equestrian who currently works at Corro as the Head of Partnerships. Riesa works with various media partners, athletes, and industry institutions to get the word out about this new online-retailer. As the One Source For All Things Horse, Corro's mission is to help simplify the process of shopping for horse supplies and making horse care more accessible across the US--regardless of discipline or breed. Prior to working at Corro, Riesa spent most of her career working for media companies including Time Inc., Bustle Media Group, and StyleCaster Media Group. She eventually moved over to the brand side, working for Esteé Lauder Companies before starting her own marketing consulting company. It was during this time that she met the founders of Corro and was able to merge her excitement for marketing and startups with her long-time love for horses. Tune in to discover where Riesa's passion meets the mission of the company. Shop now and use BEYONDTHESADDLE10 at checkout to get 10% off! https://corroshop.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Travis Burns is an Associate Professor of Practice in the department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech. Travis is a Certified Journeyman Farrier with Therapeutic and Educator Endorsements from the American Farrier's Association. He is also a Fellow in the Worshipful Company of Farriers from the United Kingdom. Travis has served the American Farrier's Association in the past as President, regional director, chairman of the education committee, and tester. He currently serves as an examiner for the association's certification program.Tune in to learn about the American Farrier's Association, and the importance of using a certified farrier. Learn more about the AFA now by visiting americanfarriers.org/! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stacey is a travel expert, blogger, hiker, and rider who has worked in the adventure travel business since 2003. Her Active Riding Trips is the premier provider of world-class equestrian vacations in over 17 countries, and her commitment to offering only the best experiences for avid horseback riding enthusiasts includes personally inspecting each trip to assure the best in services, personal comfort and amenities.Tune in to be transported to Peru and Africa as Stacey shares some of her favorite trips as well as her advice on how to land your dream job. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Whitney Allen is the President of American Horse Publications(AHP) and has been on the board since 2009. Whitney is a '98 graduate of Centenary University's equine science program and holds a Master's degree in Sports Management from the University of Kentucky. She began working for the United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA) in 2005 and is currently the Managing Director of Sponsorship and Advertising. Originally from Pennsylvania, she lives in Lexington, KY with her husband and two dogs.Whitney's resume is impressive, but she also relates to the horse-crazy girl that lives in all of us. Tune in for a fun conversation! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michelle Bonds realized her passion for horses as an undergrad at Murray State University and never looked back. That passion led her to a masters in agricultural communications from Oklahoma State University and a career in marketing and communications. As the director of marketing for the Mustang Heritage Foundation, Michelle works to further the Foundation’s mission to help bring more mustangs and burros home by overseeing all marketing and communication efforts.Tune in for an educational episode that gives you an inside look at all of the events, programs, and missions of the Mustang Heritage Foundation including the Extreme Mustang Makeover, the Trainer Incentive Program, and more!This season on Beyond the Saddle: April through June 2021 we dive into the careers of event planners in the equine industry.This episode is brought to you by the Mustang Heritage Foundation. Learn more about their dedication to helping the more than 50,000 wild horses and burros that live in holding today by visiting mustangheritagefoundation.org. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This bonus episode is a collaboration between Katie Clinebell of Beyond the Saddle Podcast and Denise Alvarez of How to Market Your Horse Business Podcast.When you think of the equine industry, you may think horse trainers, riders and instructors, or barn managers. But there’s a depth to the industry that many don’t even realize. In this episode, you’re going to meet 5 professionals with unique careers in the equine industry plus the practical marketing tip you can learn from each one. You'll get to hear the origin story of how Beyond the Saddle came to be!Learn more about this episode here: https://www.stormlilymarketing.com/post/5-hidden-careers-equine-industry-how-they-crush-marketing-with-katie-clinebell See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Beyond the Saddle host, Katie Clinebell, and guest Megan Berg of Flying M Photography summarize the Makers Season: Episodes 29-34. Tune in to hear highlights of each episode as well as what to look forward to on the podcast next season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mary Campbell is the founder of Mare Modern Goods, an equestrian brand whose mission it is to create beautiful, well design products that tell the story of the human-horse connection. Mary lives in Atlanta with her wife, three dogs—Paul, Annie and Albert—and horse, Socorro, fondly known as #themaremare on Instagram.Tune in for an uplifting episode full of entrepreneurship advice, horsey puns, and an inside look at the bright and bold equestrian design destination, Mare Modern Goods.This season on Beyond the Saddle: January through March 2021 we dive into careers that fall within the theme of "Makers" or creatives in the equine industry such as illustrators, photographers, tack makers, and more!This episode is brought to you by the Practical Horseman Podcast which features conversations with respected riders, industry leaders and horse-care experts to inform, educate and inspire. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kailey Klein is a western artist, self taught leather worker, cowboy gal, mother, and ranch wife. She is the artist and owner behind Magpie West Leather Co. where she creates vibrant one of a kind tooled leather pieces. Kailey lives on a large cow calf operation on the Rocky Mountain front of Montana with her husband and young daughter.Tune in for advice on building a business out of your passion and to hear her take on the importance of passing on tradition to the next generation as an equine industry professional.This season on Beyond the Saddle: January through March 2021 we dive into careers that fall within the theme of "Makers" or creatives in the equine industry such as illustrators, photographers, tack makers, and more!This episode is brought to you by The Ride Podcast by Horse&Rider: your resource to live today’s Western horse life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amy Dragoo has been documenting the equine industry for the past 25 years. Located in Eastern Pennsylvania, she is minutes from eventing, dressage and show jumping Olympians. Her work covers everyone from the beginner lesson rider to the those who have represented their country to a pair being accepted into the Century Club. (The Dressage Foundation is given to a horse and rider pair whose combined ages total more than 100 years old, who are able to ride down the center line and perform a dressage test.)She spent 20 years working in daily journalism, rode the hunters and equitation through intercollegiate in college, and still considers herself a rider if she get on for an hour a year.The episode is brought to you by Dressage Today OnDemand. Start watching and get riding at ondemand.dressagetoday.com!Visit our host site, EQUUS Magazine, for a transcription of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Award-winning freelance equestrian photojournalist Nancy Jaffer produced a weekly horse sports column for The Star-Ledger of New Jersey for 43 years. It was the largest paper in the country to feature such a weekly column about the equestrian scene, in addition to Nancy’s event coverage from competitions around the world.Nancy covered nine Olympics, every World Equestrian Games since they began in 1990 and stand-alone show jumping world championships in 1982 and 1986. She also has written about more than 20 World Cup finals in show jumping and dressage, and reported on the National Finals Rodeo a number of times.After her work with The Star-Ledger wrapped up, Nancy started her own website, www.nancyjaffer.com. She continues to freelance for various websites and publications, including Horse Sport, Practical Horseman and Horse & Hound.She has several books to her credit, including “Riding Through” with Debbie McDonald. and edited the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation’s “Riding for America” and “Riding for the Team,” which came out in 2019.Tune in to hear Nancy's stories from the most prestigious equestrian competitions in the world and to find out how she forged her own path in a male dominated industry.This season on Beyond the Saddle: January through March 2021 we dive into careers that fall within the theme of "Makers" or creatives in the equine industry such as illustrators, photographers, tack makers, and more!Visit our host site, EQUUS Magazine, for a transcription of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dani Powers with Powers Perspective Designs is a barrel racer from South Texas who took a less than conventional approach to her career path. At 28 years old she has launched multiple start-up businesses for others and for herself, joined the US Army Reserves, and turned her passion for painting into a successful brand.Tune into to find out how Dani found her calling to paint on her way to an American qualifying barrel race. Plus get all of the advice she has to give for aspiring entrepreneurs, artists, and equine industry professionals.This season on Beyond the Saddle: January through March 2021 we dive into careers that fall within the theme of "Makers" or creatives in the equine industry such as illustrators, photographers, tack makers, and more!Visit our host site, EQUUS Magazine, for a transcription of this episode.Take our audience survey here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joanne Y. Pierce is a world renowned Fine Artist, Illustrator, Teacher, and Entrepreneur. Since she was a small child, Joanne has ridden, dreamed about, and drawn horses, which has always been her favorite subject. One of the greatest pleasures in Joanne’s life is to donate her time and art for the promotion of Alzheimer's research and care, horsemanship, equine rescue, and therapeutic riding programs.Joanne kicks off our season of "Makers" on Beyond the Saddle. Tune into to find out how her love for horses helps her to connect with equine and art enthusiasts all over the world. You might just be inspired to pick up a pencil and start sketching some horses yourself!This season on Beyond the Saddle: January through March 2021 we dive into careers that fall within the theme of "Makers" or creatives in the equine industry such as illustrators, photographers, tack makers, and more!Visit our host site, EQUUS Magazine, for a transcription of this episode. Take our audience survey here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Melissa Consalvo is the Equine Brand Manager for Nutramax Laboratories, Inc. You may know them best for the products, Cosequin, Welactin, and Proviable. Consalvo shares her journey from vocal jazz to managing equine businesses of her own to landing a position at Nutramax where she works on equine brand strategy, equine product packaging, equine tradeshows, and so much more!This episode is brought to you by Nutramax Veterinary Sciences, Inc. Visit their website to learn more: www.cosequin.com/equine-pellets/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We joined forces with #AskAnnie to bring you a special bonus episode where we reflect on who we’re thankful for. We asked our listeners to submit audio clips, messages, and emails recognizing the individuals who supported them in their equestrian journey. This year has been tough, but we hope that this episode gives you a bit of peace. We challenge you to reach out to the people who support you and tell them how thankful you are for them.We’re thankful for you, our listeners and we want to know more about you. Take our listener survey here! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rachel Beckham is WeatherBeeta's Products and Customer Marketing Manager for the Northern Hemisphere. She started at WeatherBeeta in the warehouse 21 years ago, maintaining her passion with the equestrian world, having previously competed herself in eventing alongside working as Head Girl for Nigel and Ann Taylor. Outside of WeatherBeeta, Rachel and her family live on a small farm where they share their enthusiasm for the outdoors.During her time at WeatherBeeta, Rachel has been a key part of how the brand has evolved and developed, with the most recent and arguably most exciting development and launch of the WeatherBeeta Green-Tec collection.Tune in to learn more about this globally recognized company and to find out how Rachel's journey led her from an event groom then up the ladder of this product company.This episode is brought to you by WeatherBeeta. Check out their full line of products including the brand new Green-Tec Collection at www.weatherbeeta.com.Take our audience survey here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Beyond the Saddle host, Katie Clinebell, and AskAnnie podcast host, Annie Kennedy, summarize episodes 20-25. Tune in to hear highlights of each episode as well as what to look forward to on the podcast this fall. Katie also reflects on how far the podcast has come in its first year and gives a sneak peek of what is ahead in the new year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bonus content from Beyond the Saddle Episode 25 with professional trick rider, Brandi Phillips. Phillips talks horses - our favorite thing to talk about - by answering two bonus questions: 1) how do you train a trick horse and 2) can you tell us more about your trick riding horses over the years? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brandi Phillips served as the featured performer and lead trainer of the Riata Ranch Cowboy Girls from 2003 to the 2016. In her lead role of the world-renowned Western entertainment company, Phillips worked tirelessly both as a center-stage performing headliner and behind the scenes, handling everything from media duties to the training of new students and horses.Recently, Phillips has spent her time in Arizona working for Gillum livestock making rope horses and still trick riding as a solo artist. She has now relocated to Stephenville, Texas to put all of her experiences into something of her own.Tune in to learn what it takes to be a western entertainer and work the rodeo road and to find out how Brandi's talents landed her in front of Queen Elizabeth II! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tanner Isaacs is the breeding farm manager for Vista Equine Colorado, LLC. Not only does he oversee more than 200 mares and foals, but he also manages the sales prep aspect of their operation preparing quarter horse race horses for yearling select sales as well as the many other disciplines that come to Vista for their expertise from Arabians to reining horses to barrel horses and more. As a graduate of Colorado State University’s College of Agricultural Sciences, Tanner returns to campus often to support and to be a part of the Legends of Ranching Program, the Rodeo Club, and even to guest lecture for the colt starting class. In addition, over the past year Tanner has served as a Director on the Board for the Rocky Mountain Quarter Horse Association's Racing Division. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Captain Lisa Rakes joined the Lexington Police Department in 1990 and served as a patrol officer, mounted police officer and instructor, defensive tactics instructor, recruiter, field training officer, honor guard officer and a member of the emergency response team. Captain Rakes was a member of the Lexington Mounted Police Unit from 1996 until 2013 when she retired to join the Kentucky Horse Park Police.Captain Rakes now leads the Kentucky Horse Park Police who consists of 10 sworn officers and 4 civilian staff members. Captain Rakes has attended and completed numerous clinics and schools in the United States, Canada and London England, to not only improve her equitation and obstacle skills, but to build a better relationship with her horse. She has been a guest instructor and competed in numerous mounted police competitions and events.Tune in to learn more about mounted police work, to hear the inside scoop on what makes a good police horse, and to find out more about the Kentucky Horse Park! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Barbra has always been driven by a singular passion - to help riders grow their confidence. She is a certified Personal Performance Coach, a cutting horse trainer, publisher of online programs, clinician, author, and speaker.Barbra is an honoree in the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame and in the National Cutting Horse Association Members' Hall of Fame. She was awarded the National Female Equestrian of the Year Award by the AQHA and the Women's Sports Foundation. In May of 2020, she received the American Horse Publications' Equine Industry Vision Award for her positive impact on the entire equine industry. In 2021, she will receive Western Horseman's Women of the West Award at the Art of the Cowgirl.This is an episode your professional career in the equine industry cannot afford to miss! Competitive equestrians, tune in for things to consider regarding your mentality. Aspiring horse trainers, tune in for some serious tips for success with your clients. All horse lovers, tune in to learn more about this celebrated cowgirl!This episode is presented by Zoetis where they work together with veterinarians, horse owners and equine professionals to help improve horse health and wellness, every day. Learn more at www.zoetisus.com/products/horses. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode features two women from the Working Ranch Cowboys Association: Kaycee Hooper, WRCA Foundation Manager and Payton Holtkamp, WRCA Membership and Digital Marketing Coordinator.Kaycee grew up in Northern New Mexico on the WS Ranch. After high school she attended Panhandle State University on a basketball scholarship, and she graduated with a major in Agricultural Education and a minor in Animal Science. After finishing at PSU, she took her first teaching and rodeo coach job at Cochise College in Douglas, Arizona and to-date she has taught agri-science in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Today Kaycee makes her home in Amarillo and works for the Working Ranch Cowboys Association as the Foundation Manager.Payton grew up in Elkhart, KS and was highly involved in 4H, FFA, and Athletics. After high school she went on to play college basketball at Seward County Community College in Liberal, KS where she received her Associates degree in Ag Business and a minor in Agronomy. Since Payton was a kid her family has been coming to the WRCA World Championship Ranch Rodeo as spectators and she even helped with program sales in the past. Today she is one of the three WRCA Staff members and her title is the Working Ranch Cowboys Association Membership & Digital Marketing Coordinator.Tune in to learn about the ranching way of life, to find out how these two women turned their passion and lifestyle into a career, and to laugh along the way as we hear about everything from roping elk all the way to the Tiger King!To learn more about the WRCA, please visit www.wrca.org! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lizzie Resnick is the Director of Customer Care at SmartPak. Her longstanding passion for horses began at a young age and followed her through and beyond her education, focusing on animal science. Following her role as a member of the O’Connor Event Team, Lizzie found her way to SmartPak where her background at the company spans 12 years in both marketing and customer service. She recently obtained her MBA from the Harvard Extension School, and when she isn’t at work, she enjoys running, spending time with her family, and riding her newly leased horse!Tune in to get some tangible advice on how to explore careers you are interested in and to hear from Lizzie what it is like working for a company that so many of us know and love: SmartPak!This episode is presented by SmartPak. Visit SmartPak.com or call 1-800-461-8898 to learn more about how SmartPak can help you take great care of your horse today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Beyond the Saddle host Katie Clinebell summarizes episodes 14-18. Tune in to hear highlights of the spring episodes as well as the best advice that each guest offers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mariah Hammerschmidt has been a lifelong “horse girl” and is grateful to live her passion every day as the Equine Network’s video production manager. Her position with the Equine Network has allowed her to connect with people around the country and tell the incredible stories of the equine industry.Tune in to hear some of Mariah's favorite video shoot stories as well as a few video magic secrets. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Heidi Whitman is one of the original masterminds behind Naked Leaf, and she is very much the heart of the company. As well as being a driving force of positivity, Heidi is a literal life saver. Her background in animal rescue includes voluntary and management roles with the South Florida Disaster Relief, The Humane Society for Greater Nashua and several other large and small rescues across the globe. Outside of Naked Leaf, she’s 100% dedicated to her animals. When she’s not riding and caring for her trio of rescue horses, she’s doing her best to wear out the kids and the dogs.Tune in to learn more about how Heidi's passion for healing fueled the start-up CBD product company, Naked Leaf, and how they help horses every day.This episode is presented by Naked Leaf. Visit www.nakedleaf.com to learn more about how CBD can benefit you, your horse, and your pets today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carma Caughlan is the chief marketing officer for SmartPak. She has an extensive background in digital commerce, specialty retail, and marketing leadership plus a longstanding passion for horses. Caughlan earned her MBA from the University of Portland, Oregon, and has held roles at several well-known brands such as UGG Australia, Nike, Intel, and Bath and Body Works. When she isn’t at work, she can be found spending time with her three horses, along with her daughters who actively compete.Tune in to hear Caughlan get real about challenges in her professional journey, her criteria for what makes a great professional role, and how she found herself riding semi-wild ponies to hot springs in Iceland!This episode is presented by SmartPak. Visit SmartPak.com or call 1-800-461-8898 to learn more about how SmartPak can help you take great care of your horse today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joyce Harman has been in holistic practice for 30 years using acupuncture, chiropractic, herbal medicine and homeopathy to enhance performance and help those with a variety of chronic conditions. She is an authority on Lyme Disease and Insulin resistance. She has written over 100 papers, textbook chapters and articles for horse publications. Her publications include the Pain Free Back and Saddle Fit Books. Tune to find out how Dr. Harman's studies have taken her all over the world.Learn more about Dr. Harman and her practice at www.harmanyequine.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. James Lattimer is the equine nutritionist for ADM Animal Nutrition, and he is also on faculty at Kansas State University where he conducts equine nutrition research. His areas of specialty include digestive physiology and the gut microbiome. Tune in to find out how Dr. Lattimer balances working in both academia as well as the equine industry.This episode is brought to you by ADM Animal Nutrition. Learn more about their Forage First nutrition program at www.admequine.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Beyond the Saddle host, Katie Clinebell, and Equine Health Network Senior Digital Editor, Lauren Feldman, summarize episodes 7-12. Tune in to hear highlights of each episode as well as what to look forward to on the podcast this spring. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

AskAnnie and Beyond the Saddle asked fans how they are dealing with COVID-19, staying positive, and keeping motivated to work towards their goals in this uncertain time. This episode features more than a dozen audio clips from equestrians, equine business owners, and equine lifestyle influencers.We teamed up with AskAnnie because we could all use a friend right now. Let's shine a bit of light into this world! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sandy Cochran is a professional graphic designer that works with companies like Western Horseman, Rocky Mountain Quarter Horse Association, Colorado State University Equine Sciences, and National Reining Horse Association to name a few. Recently, she was named the Art Director for NRHA's magazine, The Reiner. Tune in to discover Sandy's involvement with CSU's Legends of Ranching Sale and more!Presented by Adequan® i.m. Learn more at www.adequan.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Deborah Reeder was a founding member and now the director of the American Association of Equine Veterinary Technicians. Her passion and her time are devoted to the AAEVT and working to promote the equine veterinary technician profession as a whole. Tune in to find out how her journey led her from flight attendant to vet tech to the leader of this large non-profit organization. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brenna Johnson is the Youth and Family Programs Coordinator for the Arabian Horse Association. From board meetings and delegates to water fights and stick horses, she has the know-how to help get youth involved in the breed and have fun doing it. Tune in to learn more about the iconic Arabian breed and how Johnson views the "office work" that supports equine activities. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tina Anderson, PhD is the Director of New Product Strategy and Development for Farnam® horse care products. Her professional experience spans over 25 years in general management and leadership and includes roles in consumer goods, academics, research, association management, and consulting, all within the equine industry. Tune in to learn more about how Tina keeps horse owners in mind while designing some of your favorite horse products. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emma Ford manages Phillip Dutton's barn in West Grove, PA, has groomed at almost every 4-star event in the world, and has been a member of the U.S. Eventing Team at multiple Olympic, World, and Pan American Games. In addition, Emma is an Andis Grooming Educator. Tune in to hear Part II of our conversation with Emma including her advice for anyone looking to get into the equine industry, her greatest moments, and the inside scoop on Olympic horses Connaught and Mighty Nice. In case you missed it, be sure to also tune into Part I of our conversation with Emma from January 15th (Ep: # 7). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emma Ford manages Phillip Dutton's barn in West Grove, PA, has groomed at almost every 4-star event in the world, and has been a member of the U.S. Eventing Team at multiple Olympic, World, and Pan American Games. In addition, Emma is an Andis Grooming Educator. Tune in to hear Part 1 of our conversation with Emma about what it means to be World Class Groom as well as her journey to where she is now. If you enjoy this, then also tune into Part 2 of our conversation with Emma which will come out on January 29th (in Ep: # 8). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Beyond the Saddle host, Katie Clinebell, and AskAnnie host, Annie Kennedy, summarize episodes 1-5. Tune in to hear highlights of each episode as well as what to look forward to in 2020. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Megan Bryant is a graduate of West Texas A & M University, and she has been a sales specialist with a focus on equine nutrition with Purina Animal Nutrition since 2000. Outside of her career, Megan serves as the president of the Miss Rodeo Colorado Committee, and as the secretary for the Colorado Horse Development Authority Board, where it is her goal to help promote the Colorado horse industry. Tune in to find out all of the advantages to working as a sales representative and to get an inside scoop on some of the best places to stay and shop at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Christy Landwehr has been active in the horse industry for over 35 years. With an undergraduate degree in public relations and speech communication from California State University Fullerton and a graduate degree in mass communication and journalism from University of Colorado at Boulder, Christy has vast experience in marketing and business. She was the Sponsorship and Youth Programs Manager for the Arabian Horse Association, a trainer for Skill Path Seminars, and the Development Director for The Urban Farm that works with at-risk youth in Denver. Currently, she is the Chief Executive Officer for the Certified Horsemanship Association, a non-profit 501(c)3 association whose purpose is to promote excellence in safety throughout the equine industry. Tune in to hear how her career with horses brought her to meet Patrick Swayze! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kathie Riley is an attorney as a sole practitioner, and her practice emphasis is in civil litigation and mediation with a particular interest in agricultural, equine and rural issues. Kathie also teaches agricultural law at Colorado State University, and is a guest lecturer in the CSU Equine Sciences Program. Kathie shares what she has learned as an entrepreneur, as well as in her previous roles including general counsel for the Colorado Department of Agriculture as an Assistant Attorney General, the Deputy District Attorney in Jackson County, CO, and as a Major in the Judge Advocate General’s Corp in the Colorado Army National Guard and the Army Reserves. Tune in to find out how a car chase, wine country, and race horses all weave their way into her life story. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emmy Soyka is the volunteer manager for Hearts & Horses, a therapeutic riding center in Northern Colorado. Emmy shares how she found her niche in the non-profit arena as well as details on how she manages Larimer County's largest volunteer program. Tune in to hear some of the most rewarding moments she has experienced at Hearts & Horses and to get her advice to anyone that is starting a new job. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Melissa Kitchen is the vice president of interactive media for The Equine Network, a media company that includes print and digital marketing across brands such as Horse&Rider, The Team Roping Journal, EQUUS, Practical Horseman, A Home for Every Horse, Equine.com, Hope in the Saddle, and more. Kitchen shares her journey from her time in college when she was aiming to be a veterinarian to her time with the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association to her current role as a leader in digital media within the equine industry. Tune in to find out why a trip to Peru was her most memorable moment as the VP of interactive media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet the host of the Beyond the Saddle Podcast, Katie Clinebell. Katie shares the origin of Beyond the Saddle, what you can expect from future episodes, and what her job is with the Equine Network as a project coordinator. This season will feature interviews with equine industry professionals discussing their education, experience, and current job duties. Let's tack up and head out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.