Podcasts about horse whispering

– The location and land were doable. I barely looked at the house.With each project, we discovered what we had missed in that quick, one-visit walk-through.Janet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, and is a member of the Charlotte Writer's Club and Scribblers, a memoir critique group. Her stories, “Horse Whispering for the Average Woman,” “Southern Blues,” “A Frank Lesson,” “Cappie, The Boomerang Horse,” “An Angel's Smile,” “Morgan: Our Escape Artist,” “One Soul Alone,” “Forest Bathing on Horseback,” and “Horsehair in the Hummingbird Nest” appeared in previous anthologies published by the Personal Story Publishing Project. Retired, Janet enjoys thread painting, trail riding, writing, and all the delights of her “mini-estate”: www.mountaingaitacres.com.

Anna Twinney's Reach Out to Horses programs give you the opportunity to learn the methodologies and concepts necessary to fully understand and work in the language of the horse.  Anna is a noted International Equine Specialist, Natural Horsemanship Clinician, Animal Communicator and Energy Healer. Her hands-on approach will allow you to gain insight and understanding into the mind of the horse, learn how to leave the one-way conversation behind, and build a true connection and trust-based partnership with your horse.

Links:www.eqb.FYIwww.wizardracingsports>comSummary:Sam and Dogzilla Seder discuss the motivation behind Dogzilla's work and introduce the podcast episode with Jeff Seder, expressing enthusiasm for the conversation. Dogzilla Seder shares insights into his unique approach to evaluating horses at auctions, emphasizing data analysis over traditional methods and the influence of data analysis on betting strategies in horse racing. Sam and Dogzilla Seder also reflect on the emotional intelligence of horses in therapy settings and the profound effects of the human-horse bond beyond financial aspects in horse racing.Key PointsSam sets the stage for the interview, expressing curiosity about Dogzilla's background and legacy, particularly interested in understanding the motivation behind their work. 3:33Sam introduces the podcast episode with Jeff Seder (Dogzilla), highlighting the uniqueness of his work in applying the Moneyball strategy to horse racing and expressing enthusiasm for the upcoming conversation. 6:20Dogzilla Seder discusses the development of technology in horse racing, the challenges faced, the importance of elite athletes' data, and the misconceptions in the field. 12:14Dogzilla Seder shares a detailed story about working with a customer named Ken Ramsey in the horse racing industry, explaining how he recommended entering a horse named Nolan's cat in the Belmont Stakes, which resulted in unexpected success. 21:54Dogzilla Seder explains his unique approach to evaluating horses at auctions, emphasizing the use of data analysis over traditional methods like pedigree assessment and visual inspection, highlighting his thorough process of examining all horses rather than a select few. 26:11Dogzilla Seder dismisses the effectiveness of naked eye observation in assessing horses' potential, describing his advanced camera setup and slow-motion analysis technique to identify key traits that determine a horse's suitability, leading to the elimination of 80% of the initially observed horses. 30:02Dogzilla Seder explains how data analysis influences betting strategies in horse racing, citing examples where fatigue curves and early insights into promising horses have led to successful bets. 44:57Sam Knickerbocker and Dogzilla Seder reflect on the emotional intelligence of horses in therapy settings, discussing how horses can sense and respond to human emotions, emphasizing the profound effects of the human-horse bond beyond just financial aspects in horse racing. 57:55

– Breeding for a silver dapple is a bit of a gamble. I was planning on it, laughingly saying I was going to ride until I was 95.BioJanet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, and is a member of the Charlotte Writer's Club and Scribblers, a memoir critique group. Her stories, “Horse Whispering for the Average Woman,” “Southern Blues,” “A Frank Lesson,” “Cappie, The Boomerang Horse,” “An Angel's Smile,” “Morgan: Our Escape Artist,” “One Soul Alone,” and “Forest Bathing on Horseback” appeared in previous anthologies published by the Personal Story Publishing Project. Retired, Janet enjoys thread painting, trail riding, writing, and all the delights of her “mini-estate”: www.mountaingaitacres.com.

In honor of Ken's new Golden Retriever - Brandy., We welcome back Kristina Flanagan, retired psychotherapist, MSW, Vedic astrologer and graduate of Richard Rohr's Living School. At Kristina's invitation (after Ken invited himself!), Ken and Carolyn spent a few days in a beautiful casita on her property, a lovely expanse of New Mexico's rolling hills and meadows just south of Santa Fe. She, her architect, and contractor completed the pleasing structures just a few years ago, a place of retreat and renewal she calls "La Molina." Kristina shares her journey - from her undergraduate years at Stanford University to her focus on social work, therapy, Enneagram, and eight visits to India. More recently, she discovered the writings of Fr. Richard Rohr. Kristina has served on the Boards of Directors at both the San Francisco and Santa Fe Operas. She is a lover of art - sculptures, paintings, and water features adorn La Molina at every turn. For more than a decade, her passion has been her horses. She is Chairman of the Board of a non-profit called A Chance of a Lifetime where she works closely with the organization's founders. They are authentic "horse-whisperers." The website says this: "Our environment fosters interaction and companionship with the herd where we build respect, trust, patience, empowerment, awareness, acceptance and vulnerability as we nurture a deeper experience of the horse–human relationship." Kristina relays her rich experience of building and living at La Molina. Ken is now a witness of how this extraordinary place transforms, heals, and awakens the spirit. SHOW NOTESA Chance of a Lifetime WebsiteBecome a Patron - wwwpatreon.com/beachedwhitemaleSupport the show

Horse & Equine, Animal Communication (Horse-Whispering) & Energy Healing Podcast.Learn how Animal Communication & Energy Healing can help your horse, pony, donkey or mule; and assist you're your animal, and your veterinarian, Farrier  or other equine specialists. We will talk about how I can help with equine physical & health issues, injury, trauma, behavioral, emotional issues, end of life decisions, animal mirroring or even talking to them in spirit. I will share valuable information on common equine conditions to understand root causes and offer valuable solutions including energy healing and aromatherapy. To book a session go to animals-speak.com or   https://animals-speak.com/ or Maybe you're an Animal Communicator too! Join me in my upcoming Animal Communication Workshops. (see website for details or email me at lolijaneanimalcommunication@gmail.comSupport the showBook a Session with Loli Jane at: https://animals-speak.com/

Janet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina and is a member of the Charlotte Writer's Club and Scribblers, a memoir critique group. Her stories, “Horse Whispering for the Average Woman,” “Southern Blues,” “A Frank Lesson,” “Cappie, The Boomerang Horse,” “An Angel's Smile,” “Morgan: Our Escape Artist,” and “One Soul Alone” appeared in previous anthologies published by the Personal Story Publishing Project. Retired, Janet enjoys thread painting, writing, trail riding, and all the joys from her ‘mini-estate:' www.mountaingaitacres.com.

Anna Twinney never expected to make a career out of horse whispering, animal communicating, and energy healing. After all, she was a police officer in England specializing in trauma. But then as a way to deal with burnout, she found herself in California working with Monty Roberts and learning the art of horse training and horse whispering. Anna went on to create the Reach Out to Horses® Program, a hands-on approach to understanding the mind of the horse and building  a trust-based partnership. She now conducts clinics and workshops worldwide, from New Zealand to Mongolia, Europe to Canada and throughout the United States. She shares some amazing stories with Russell and Alan about horses, domesticated and wild, but also dogs, and even two elephants at a zoo. (You can check out her event schedule here.)

I had no idea that I'd end up boarding our horses with one of the greatest horse whisperers of all time this summer in Colorado. He turned out to be a friend of a friend of a friend, and was described to me as more of a horse person than a people person. Real horse people usually understand this about one another and get along anyways, which we did.A few things of note about this amazing interview: Johnny had the honor of blessing our horse trailer with our very first interview EVER inside the dream horse trailer itself! This was a very special moment for us, as the audio went great with all the soft walls. Our trailer had been parked at Green Mesa Ranch for over a week at that point, and I had been joking with Johnny about wanting to do an interview the whole time, but it was not until this moment that it actually transpired, and it was awesome. Prior to our interview, he gave me a portfolio of magazine articles, and newspaper clippings about his work over the past few decades, so I knew I was in for a treat if he'd let me record our conversation. Johnny Leverett is also just an all around stand up character, to know him is to laugh with him, and there is a lightness in the air when he works. It was truly an honor.The other thing about this connection is that he worked with my horse Jet. Honestly, I have not had anyone work with Jet in many, many years, doing most of the work myself, but to have a professional with so much experience work with and fall in love with my horse was very special. It was amazing to see someone else's approach to the same problem I had been dealing with for years in a new way. Through this journey, we reached a solution that i had not been able to find in nearly fourteen years together.If you want to see videos of Johnny working with Jet, mosey on over to social media for some reels that I will be uploading. @catcaldwellmyersCat Caldwell Myerswww.catcaldwellmyers.comIf you would like to meet me in person in LA or participate in a LIVE virtual event that I am speaking at on October 8th, click this link:https://jasmin-manke.mykajabi.com/a/2147667648/9boDbCPJJust says "buy the book on Amazon!"Support the showUpcoming events:The 2024 Adventure Paradox Digital Course HOLIDAY PRESALEConnect with me here:www.catcaldwellmyers.com@catcaldwellmyersThe Adventure Paradox Podcast Page (Fb)

Ken welcomes Kristina Flanagan, retired psychotherapist, MSW, Vedic astrologer and soon-to-be graduate of Richard Rohr's Living School. At Kristina's invitation (after Ken invited himself!), Ken and Carolyn spent a few days in a beautiful casita on her property, a lovely expanse of New Mexico's rolling hills and meadows just south of Santa Fe. She, her architect, and contractor completed the pleasing structures just a few years ago, a place of retreat and renewal she calls "La Molina." Kristina shares her journey - from her undergraduate years at Stanford University to her focus on social work, therapy, Enneagram, and eight visits to India. More recently, she discovered the writings of Fr. Richard Rohr. Kristina has served on the Boards of Directors at both the San Francisco and Santa Fe Operas. She is a lover of art - sculptures, paintings, and water features adorn La Molina at every turn. For more than a decade, her passion has been her horses. She is Chairman of the Board of a non-profit called A Chance of a Lifetime where she works closely with the organization's founders. They are authentic "horse-whisperers." The website says this: "Our environment fosters interaction and companionship with the herd where we build respect, trust, patience, empowerment, awareness, acceptance and vulnerability as we nurture a deeper experience of the horse–human relationship." Kristina relays her rich experience of building and living at La Molina. Ken is now a witness of how this extraordinary place transforms, heals, and awakens the spirit.A Chance of a Lifetime WebsiteBecome a Patron - wwwpatreon.com/beachedwhitemaleSupport the show

Janet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, and is a member of the Charlotte Writer's Club and Scribblers, a memoir critique group. Her stories, “Horse Whispering for the Average Woman,” “Southern Blues,” “A Frank Lesson,” “Cappie, The Boomerang Horse,” “An Angel's Smile” and “Morgan: Our Escape Artist” have appeared in previous anthologies published by the Personal Story Publishing Project. Retired, Janet enjoys her new passion, thread painting, as well as dabbling in writing, trail riding, and keeping up with all the critters on her ‘mini-estate:' www.mountaingaitacres.com.

Janet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, and is a member of the Charlotte Writer's Club and Scribblers, a memoir critique group. Her stories, “Horse Whispering for the Average Woman,” “Southern Blues,” “A Frank Lesson,” “Cappie, The Boomerang Horse,” and “An Angel's Smile” have appeared in previous anthologies published by the Personal Story Publishing Project. Retired, Janet enjoys her new passion, thread painting, as well as dabbling in writing, trail riding, and keeping up with all the critters on her ‘mini-estate:' www.mountaingaitacres.com.

Horse whisperer, leadership expert, and author Grant Golliher has spent a lifetime around horses. He knows how they think. What's more, he knows how that thinking can help humans. Grant joins Russell and Alan to talk about what leaders—from business CEOs and execs, to politicians, celebrities, and others—learn from horses at the Diamond Cross Ranch in Wyoming.

“Trust is not just a feeling. It's also an action, and it's a process that happens over time. Be slow to take, and quick to give.” These are just some of the gems that Grant Golliher has picked up in three decades of horse whispering, training, and teaching the art of trust-building. Today we're talking about what horses can teach us about reading people and intuition. More About Grant: Grant Golliher is a horseman and the proprietor of the historic Diamond Cross Ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where he teaches corporate executives, coaches, celebrities, and families from all around the world the skills necessary to tame troubled horses and become leaders and better people. Today we're talking about his new book, Think Like a Horse: Lessons in Life, Leadership, and Empathy from an Unconventional Cowboy.

Janet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina and is a member of the Charlotte Writer's Club and Scribblers, a memoir critique group. Her stories, “Horse Whispering for the Average Woman,” “Southern Blues,” “A Frank Lesson,” and “Cappie, The Boomerang Horse” appeared in Exploring, That Southern Thing, Luck and Opportunity, and Trouble, four previous anthologies published by the Personal Story Publishing Project. Her story, “Your Classic Friend, Frank” won second place in the 2019 Nonfiction Contest of the Charlotte Writer's Club. Like her grandfather, Janet owns four horses: www.mountaingaitacres.com.

Horse Whispering - How horses can help shy people. With Carol Trengereid, the Horse Confidence Builder.

Janet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina and is a member of the Charlotte Writer's Club. Her stories “Horse Whispering for the Average Woman,” “Southern Blues,” and “A Frank Lesson” have appeared in three collections of the Personal Story Publishing Project. Retired as Director of Special Education at the University of North Caroline-Charlotte, Janet enjoys her grandchildren and all the horses, dogs, and cats that populate her “mini-estate.” Janet's hobbies include horse riding and training, crocheting, yoga and tai chi, and letter-writing.

Welcome to a special "Brand Strand" Episode of The Good Listening To Podcast - with me Chris Grimes!"Brand Strand" is where I wrap an Episode of the Podcast - with its strong storytelling construct - around a particular individual or Company - to amplify their Company or Personal Brand.And so to that end, please welcome to the "GLT Clearing" today: Kate Roberts L&D Professional - loyal friend personified - and Coach!And not as rumoured (!) the same Kate Roberts who when I Googled her, turned out to be one of the foremost Welsh Language Authors of the 20th Century - who #awkward - died - in 1985 (born in 1891)But I digress!Kate Roberts is a lovely and loyal friend who I've had the great pleasure of working with over many years in my Training & Coaching capacity.Wherever Kate goes - I tend to follow shortly, thanks to Kate always taking me with her to wibble on (usually!) about Personal Impact & Leadership with a bit of "Horse Whispering" thrown in as a cheeky-chappy-chaser!Enjoy!Yo can also "Watch/Listen" to Kate's Film on Vimeo here:https://vimeo.com/chrisgrimes/gltbrandstrandkaterobertsSo - thanks for listening! "The Good Listening To" Podcast is the series that features "The Clearing":  Where all good Questions come to be asked and all good Stories come to be told!Think "Desert Island Discs" but in a Clearing - and with Stories rather than Music!There are some lovely juicy storytelling metaphors to also enjoy along the way:The Clearing itself - A Tree (where we get to "shake your tree to see which storytelling apples fall out, in the form of a lovely storytelling exercise called "5-4-3-2-1") - some Alchemy - some Gold - and finally a Cake with a Cherry on Top!Also think about William Shakespeare - and about Jaques in "As You Like It" in particular:"All the world's a stage,And all the men and women merely players;They have their exits and their entrances,And one man in his time plays many parts,His acts being seven ages..."And as my Guest in the Podcast:  Now is your 'moment in the sunshine' to share your story!Who are you? What's your story? And what 'life-lessons-learned-along-the-way' would you like to share with us? And just to get bit "existential on yo ass" too (!) what would you like your legacy to be?  How would you most like to be remembered?And all my guests have at least 2 things in common: They are all Creative individuals  - and all with an interesting story to be told!If you'd like to find out more, then please do check out my websites www.secondcurve.uk + www.instantwit.co.uk - and there's also a dedicated "Good Listening To" Facebook Group c/o the link above.Plus if you'd be interested in the experience of being given "a damn good listening to" yourself, or you'd like to explore the idea of some Personal Impact Coaching from me CG - to help 'Level Up' your IMPACT - then, by all means, do get in touch via any of the usual social media channels (see above) or you can email me at chris@secondcurve.uk Here too is a link to my 'Level Up' your IMPACT Flyer: https://secondcurve.uk/app/uploads/2018/06/SC_level-up.pdf

Welcome to another episode of the DNA Of Purpose.When it comes to purpose the last place you might expect to find meaning is straight from the horse's mouth. Today that is precisely where we will be finding inspiration. After all, it is in the reflection of a wild horse, (or more specifically how that horse behaves in our presence) that we learn more about how we present ourselves to the world, and how we express our DNA Of Purpose through energy and emotion as opposed to the words that we say.Today's guest is the one and only Koelle Simpson who is a world-renowned life coach, horse whisperer, and leader of the Equus Coaching Movement. After experiencing early childhood trauma, horses became an important part of her journey to rebuilding a sense of trust in herself and the world around her. The safety, honesty, and wisdom she witnessed in these powerful four-legged teachers offered a profound and playful roadmap to reconnect with her own inner wisdom.Since then, Koelle has been honored to study with some of the world’s greatest teachers including world-renowned equine trainer, Monty Roberts, and best-selling author, life coach, and O Magazine columnist, Dr. Martha Beck. Koelle’s own work has been featured in O Magazine, BBC Business Report, the National Journal, the OWN Network and TEDx. She works with individuals and institutions around the world including South Africa, Europe, the UAE, Canada, and the United States.In 2006, Koelle founded the Koelle Institute for Equus Coaching out of a desire (and demand!) to share her life-transforming insights with others. The Institute has evolved into a remarkable community of compassionate and highly skilled Equus Coaches dedicated to facilitating transformative encounters with horses. Koelle is in awe of where her journey has led thus far. As a humble student of life, she marvels at the magic and resilience of the human spirit, and hopes to continue serving others.

Welcome back to Coming of Page! In this episode, Hailey and Mia discuss the horror of Harry Potter Tik Tok and continue to argue about books. Thanks for listening! Books mentioned (in order): Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier I'm Thinking of Ending Things by Iain Reid House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin A. Craig Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison Salem's Lot by Stephen King The Queen's Gambit by Walter Tevis The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold 1984 by George Orwell The Winternight Trilogy by Katherine Arden The Secret History by Donna Tartt Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Bridge of Clay by Marcus Zusak Atonement by Ian McEwan

In this episode, we interview, Rosalyn Berne, Ph. D, (https://www.rosalynberne.com/) and delve into our intuitions, the lines between science and spiritual, ethics and truth, interspecies communication, and our moral obligation to share what we know as people who experience the known world. Dr. Berne shows us in this episode that we must be rooted in science, and question what it is that we need to learn, simultaneously. She also encourages us to say yes to ourselves and trust our intuitions when we experience things that cannot yet be proven through scientific method. Join us for this incredible wrap up of Season 1 of the Open Sesame Podcast, and share with us how you say yes to what you know inside.Join the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/OpenSesameFollow the Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/opensesamedia/Themes: Animals, Horse Whispering, Vegetarianism, Science, ExtraTerrestrial Life, Interspecies Communication, Spirituality, Intuition

Janet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina and is a member of the Charlotte Writer’s Club. Her story "Horse Whispering for the Average Woman" appeared in Exploring. She achieved second place in the 2018-2019 Charlotte Writer’s Club Nonfiction Contest. Janet retired as Director of Special Education at University of North Carolina-Charlotte. She enjoys her grandchildren and all the horses, dogs, and cats that populate her 'mini-estate.' Janet's hobbies include horseback riding on local trails, crocheting, yoga, and letter-writing.

Janet K. Baxter lives in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, where she is a member of the Kings Mountain Mauney Memorial Library Writer’s Group and the Charlotte Writer’s Club. Retired as Director of Special Education from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, her previous writing experience includes winning two city-wide essay contests during high school and publication of professional articles.

What does horse whispering have in common with entrepreneurship? More than you might think; unless you are already running your own show and know exactly how fickle taming a wild new business can be! I loved this conversation with Elaine Kenney on her trials as a single mom building a business, her resilience in the face of dips and defeat, her obsession with horses, and how she navigates every next phase with joy, grace, and perseverance. If you enjoy this conversation, check out another one of my all time favorite Pivot podcasts, The Soul of an Octopus—Exploring Animal Consciousness with Sy Montgomery. Check out full show notes from this episode with links to resources mentioned at PivotMethod.com/140. Enjoying the show? Pivot Podcast is listener supported—consider donating to become a Pivot Insider and you’ll get access to a private monthly Q&A call where you can ask me anything, and discuss the latest books, tools and topics I’ve shared in recent episodes.

Topics that caught my eye for this episode are volunteering and loan agreements. Volunteering at equestrian events is brilliant for meeting people, if like me you have a small circle of horsey friends. I also find it a great way of learning new things and seeing different parts of the country. You also never know what may happen! Listen to see what @SophiexJane witnessed. Loan agreements have been around for ages and we're no stranger to loans going wrong. One police force is reiterating the importance of having an agreement in place if you are loaning your horse as incidences of loan's going wrong is on the increase. Do some research and get an agreement drawn up to make sure you maintain 'ownership' and control of your horse as best you can while they're out on loan. It may also lend weight to your case if it goes wrong. Check out the free document available from the British Horse Society on their website www.bhs.org.uk To get in touch with the show use any of our social media channels, email or What'sApp - Facebook - @GingerMarePodcast Instagram - @GingerMareSales Twitter - @GingerMarePod Email - podcast@gingermare.co.uk WhatsApp - 07749 973222 Website - www.gingermare.co.uk Special guest Fiona Tothill from Kingsmead Equestrian Centre, Warlingham, Surrey (www,kingsmeadhorses.co.uk) joins me this week to discuss her belief that "One size doesn't fit all" when it comes to horses. It's a fascinating chat and one that really makes you think about how you interact with horses on an individual level - Kingsmead's website is - www.kingsmeadhorses.co.uk Telephone - 0208 657 0832 Mobile - 07834 181614 Facebook - Kingsmead Equestrian Centre Twitter and Instagram - @KingsmeadHorses About Kingsmead Here at Kingmead we offer a combination of natural and traditional horsemanship to give every rider an understanding of the horses as we believe a good relationship and clear communication between horse and rider is the key to success. We welcome riders of all age and abilities. Our coaches work closely with each rider and together we plan a programme for you to work on and enjoy. We offer lessons in one of our three schools or if you prefer we can offer coaching whilst out hacking. Our primary aim is for riders to feel happy and confident; from these foundations everything else can grow. At Kingsmead Horses we can offer regular riding throughout the year or a one off session. Our all inclusive ethos caters for any age and ability; we pride ourselves on creating a welcoming environment combined with a tailored learning programme. We have chosen not to impose an arbitrary weight limit for our riders. Children with emotional, behavioural and social challenges can achieve and find working with the horses a highly rewarding experience. We have a range of suitable ponies who enjoy working with our riders with physical limitations. Many of our riders start out with our lead rein lessons where they can gain confidence and basic riding skills before progressing to our group lessons. Our lead rein rides are great for children and adults alike and many riders find they make excellent progress while enjoying the countryside. During these rides you may get to see a range of wildlife from foxes to deer, we have also seen buzzards, owls, pheasants as well a more usual birds and in the spring you can enjoy an abundance of bluebells and other native flowers. We cater for adult riders (as well as children), some starting out for the first time and others returning to riding after a long break, we have a range of horses to suit every one. We aim offer riding and social events including talks and outings. Please let us know if you would be interested in joining us , we welcome your feedback and ideas. At Kingsmead we offer an innovative approach to riding, by using Ground Work (sometimes known as Natural Horsemanship or Horse Whispering) riders can gain a deeper understanding about how their emotions impact on their horses and their riding. Working on the ground can enable nervous riders to see how they are influencing their horse when ridden whilst our more confident riders can explore ways to get the best from their mount. Ground Work involves anything from quiet moments with their pony to completing obstacle courses and playing ball games. You can see the pleasure on the handler's faces as they 'join up' with their pony and the pony follows them where ever they chose to go; having that relationship with a horse, even for such a short time, is truly amazing. We use Ground Work in our Equine Assisted Learning Programmes. We have a particular interest in complementary education alongside formal learning. We have young people here doing work experience to support their education and we provide regular riding for a number of children who are educated out of school. We offer a range of nationally recognised qualifications and can assist with the riding element of their GCSE's.

En route to Tabríz, the Báb and the military guards escorting Him, stop in Úrúmíyyih*, where a Prince decides to put the Báb's powers to the test. *Correction: in my research, I had misunderstood the size of Urumieh. It is not a village but rather the largest city in the West Azerbaijan province of Iran. My apologies for the error.--On October 29 and 30, 2019, the Bahá'í community invites you to join in celebration of the Bicentenary of the Birth of the Báb (the Gate), the Forerunner of Bahá'u'lláh. The Gate of Heaven Podcast is an audio-only version of the Gate of Heaven Video Diary, a series of storytelling videos posted on YouTube in 2019 to accompany the release of my new album, Gate of Heaven. The diary tells the story of the Báb and His heroic followers, as recorded by Nabíl in his 19th-century chronicle, The Dawn-Breakers. For more resources visit gateofheavendiary.comSupport the show (http://patreon.com/lukeslott)

In this episode I speak with Andrea Datz from Integrative Horsemanship.There is so much gold in this episode. I am so happy for you and your horses that you have tunes into this one. From learning to listen to your horse, to understanding the principles of dancing the Tango and taking them into your time with your horse, and to the beautiful gift that I received during this podcast, calmness.Andrea was so calm and clear I her communication throughout this podcast that after a night of barely any sleep, waking at 4am to record the conversation at 5am, no breakfast and a usually highly excitable nature, I felt calm and grounded by Andrea’s presence from the other side of the world! I hope you feel this too while listening to Andrea and the beautiful message she has to share.To connect with Andrea you can go to her website, Facebook page or you can follow her on her blog. To see pictures of Andrea and her beautiful Gin you can also go to the blog on my website.This episode was brought to you by EQUITANA Australia. To get your tickets for this incredible event in Melbourne from the 15th to the 18th of November. go to their website www.equitana.com.au

Comedian Cathy Herbert joins us to talk about the mysterious world of "Horse Whispering." We'll answer many of your questions- how to approach a horse, what diploma programs to enrol in, what shape of pen you should build, and, of course, how to keep your taxes in order. Because, as we all know, Horse Whispering is ALL about the $$$$$.

This week on NFZ, hosts Brendan and Evan spend a day in the countryside discussing S4E8, "Mergers and Acquisitions." It's an all new episode of NO FUCKIN' ZITI. A sorta-weekly podcast about The Sopranos.

First Guest....Among her many interests and gifts, tonight's guest, Gail Carruthers is a Mediator, Medium, and Reiki Practitioner, dedicated to working with energetics and the mind-body connection.  Tonight she shares with us her work as certified equine learning practitioner who uses horses to promote personal exploration of feelings and behaviors.  In tonight's interview we'll have Gail explain Equine Wisdom and how she has seen it manifest and help humans heal.  She has theories why women are so attracted to horses and how the noble beasts can help us become our best self and lead the best possible life.   Gail is also the creatrix of the podcast series called Spiritual Girlfriend heard around the world broadcasting in over 50 countries. Second Guest....Nadine Newlight joins us tonight to discuss Restoring Gender Equality.  Specifically we'll delve into what gender equality is, how it fanifests, why its eradication is important, how we might restore gender equality and what such a new paradigm might look like. 

Alan Day took a risk to start the first government-sponsored wild horse sanctuary, which was located on 35,000 acres in the Sand Hills of South Dakota. After successfully lobbying Congress to approve the idea, Alan received 1500 wild horses in 1989 from the Bureau of Land Management. His deep connection with the animals in his care is clear from the outset, as is his maverick philosophy of horse-whispering, which he used to train the entire herd.  Join Alan Day and me on Tuesday, September 2, 10-11 A.M. CT US, as we discuss his inspirational memoir, The Horse Lover: A Cowboy’s Quest to Save the Wild Mustangs.   

The art of emotional congruence is admitting to yourself what you are experiencing emotionally at any given time. When you pretend to be calm when you are nervous, your energy feels weird to the people around you; it feels incongruent. This is especially true with horses, which I learned at a horse whispering coaching event this fall.

Diane Hunter, mind-body coach and mother of a non-verbal child with autism is passionate about helping parents who struggle with the challenges of raising a child with autism, to discover a sense of peace and develop a deeper connection with their child. Her mission is to teach parents the power of non-verbal communication and to listen beyond words. She is partnering with Koelle Simpson, horse whisperer and life coach to offer a parenting workshop with horses June 24-26 in Los Gatos, CA . Details: www.listenbeyondwords.com

Diane Hunter, mind-body coach and mother of a non-verbal child with autism is passionate about helping parents who struggle with the challenges of raising a child with autism, to discover a sense of peace and develop a deeper connection with their child. Her mission is to teach parents the power of non-verbal communication and to listen beyond words. She is partnering with Koelle Simpson, horse whisperer and life coach to offer a parenting workshop with horses June 24-26 in Los Gatos, CA . Details: www.listenbeyondwords.com