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The Art of the Horseman Podcast is a space for equestrians who believe that horsemanship is more than technique, it’s about building a quality relationship.Each episode explores how horses help us grow through presence, partnership, and purpose.
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EP 36: Martin Black | Deep Roots in Horsemanship: Martin Black's Legacy (opens the original)
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In this thoughtful conversation, Paula sits down with renowned horseman Martin Black to explore a lifetime shaped by generations of horsemanship, wild horses, and the traditions that continue to influence how we work with horses today. Martin shares stories of his family's deep roots in the American West, the mentors who shaped his understanding, and the lessons that can only come from years of quiet observation. Together, they explore how a horse's environment, stress levels, and natural instin
EP 35: Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood | A New Approach to Horses (opens the original)
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In this heartfelt and illuminating conversation, sisters Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood share the story and philosophy behind the Tellington Method — a revolutionary, heart-based approach to training and understanding horses. They reflect on decades of work developing the T-Touch and the groundwork practices that have inspired horse lovers around the world to connect with greater empathy, mindfulness, and awareness. From the early days of skepticism to widespread acceptance, Linda and Rob
EP 34: Crissi McDonald, Mark Rashid & Dr. Steve Peters | A Horse's Life - The Neuroscience of Equine Welfare (opens the original)
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In this fascinating conversation, Paula is joined by Mark Rashid, Dr. Steven Peters, and Crissi McDonald, the authors of A Horse's Life: The Neuroscience of Equine Welfare. Together, they explore how neuroscience helps us better understand what our horses experience beneath the surface, and why that understanding leads to kinder, more effective horsemanship. ☆ Book Amazon Link: A Horse's Life: The Neuroscience of Equine Welfare ☆ Mark Rashid: https://www.markrashid.com/ ☆ Dr. Steven Peters: http
EP 32: Darci Epops | Unlocking Equestrian Potential Through Mental Performance (opens the original)
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In this insightful episode, Darci shares her expertise in mental performance coaching for equestrians, guiding riders to better understand themselves and their horses through awareness, nervous system regulation, and connection. She explains how breathwork, self-reflection, and intentional practice can help riders manage anxiety, quiet negative thought patterns, and build confidence from the inside out. Through her own experiences and success stories, Darci reminds us that personal growth is an
EP 31: Warwick Schiller | The Evolution of Horsemanship (opens the original)
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In this heartfelt and eye-opening conversation, internationally respected horseman Warwick Schiller shares how his approach to training has evolved from performance-focused techniques to a deeply relationship-based practice. He speaks candidly about his journey of self-awareness and how understanding energy, intention, and emotional regulation can completely transform the way we connect with horses. Warwick’s wisdom reminds us that horses are mirrors, reflecting not just our actions, but our sta
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