Stable Connections
Episodes

Shannon Ray Riley chats with us about how horses helped her heal through family trauma, how she found a horse community who better suited her gentle ways, and her journey with Ayurveda.

Joel Stewart talks to us about shoeing horses starting at the young age of 12 in Australia, this trip being his first trip to the US and what he thinks of it so far, and what he feel needs to change within the horse world.

Liz Moo-lay talks to us about her struggles in school not fitting in but finding horses as her safe place, her battle with addiction, including alcohol and overeating, and going to 8 different treatment centers before getting clean.

Maggie Clancy talks to us about how she came to own the property she does in Sonoma County, what she offers there and how Enbarr, her new app, was born.

Terry Church talks to us about her experience going to Germany, her journey with Tom Dorrance, and some insight on land management.

Dr. Carrie Wicks talks to us about how relationships with horses have influenced her life and what inspired her to become a psychologist.

Katrina Charmatz talks to us about how she got started with Rebalance Pilates, a time she dissected a human body, her experience both of her hips resurfaced and what life is like living in siskiyou county mt shasta area

Amanda Apesos talks to us about how horses have impacted her life, why she become a chiropractor, her journey with Ben’s Bit Butter and her struggles in 2017 when her and her horse had to evacuate.

Morgan Caplane and Kate Jutagir talk to us about Blackhound Equestrian, what they have to offer and how their diverse backgrounds compliment each other so well.

Eva Herman talks to us about her first anxiety attack and how she’s learned tools to get through them, how she handled moving barns and what she’s learned from each trainer she’s been with.

John Saint Ryan talks to us about some struggles growing up- including leaving school at 15 and how his temper made him lose his best friend but then how he got an opportunity to teach martial arts to the Army, jump starting his acting career, and his experiences with both Ray Hunt and Tom Dorrance.

Michelle Scully talks to us about why being wide eyed and curious is her favorite thing about herself, her experiences with different clinicians over the years, and how breaking her back shaped who she is now.