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Flatwalk, Please is a storytelling interview podcast dedicated to the Tennessee Walking Horse community — from trainers, breeders, and riders to lifelong fans. Each episode shares personal stories, origins, and experiences that celebrate the breed’s history, culture, and people.
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Suzy Johnson (Part 2) | Flatwalk Please, Podcast (opens the original)
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Part 2 of our special conversation with Suzy Johnson continues with stories about family, business, her lifelong love of the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration, and the experiences that eventually helped lead to the opening of Cartwright Elementary School . Suzy was gracious, thoughtful, and incredibly vulnerable throughout this conversation, giving us an honest and personal look at the people, places, and moments that have shaped her life. We are so grateful she trusted us with her st
Suzy Johnson | Flatwalk Please, Podcast (opens the original)
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In this special CELEBRATION episode of Flatwalk, Please, I sit down with Suzy Johnson for a conversation filled with history, memories, wonderful stories, and plenty of laughs along the way. We had so much to talk about that one episode simply wasn’t enough! This is Part One of our two-part conversation, with Part Two releasing in just two days. I absolutely loved recording this episode and am so grateful to Suzy for sharing so much with me. I hope you enjoy listening just as much as I enjoyed m
Jesse Dotson III + Jaron Dotson | Flatwalk Please Podcast (opens the original)
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In this episode of Flatwalk, Please , I sit down with brothers Jesse Dotson III and Jaron Dotson to talk about their family’s history in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry, the influence and challenges of Black culture within the breed, and the community they continue to build around the show ring. We also discuss the incredible group of spectators they bring to horse shows and the growth of their youth handlers as they help introduce a new generation to the Walking Horse. I’m so grateful Jess
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