Nia Tahani talks to us about early memories of standing out, how she made her way to Oakland, California from the East Coast, and her journey with vintage jewelry.

Dr. Katie Prince talks to us about growing up being the only girl in a house with 8 siblings, working up until having her C section, going back to work 4 days after having her daughter, and what running her vet practice in Sonoma County has been like.

Maddy Kent chats with us about her 5 horses, what she’s working towards with each one and what building her program has been like.

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

Marie Charlotte Guion Bluechley “MC” talks to us about being born and raised on a 200+ acre farm in Sonoma County, what her riding struggles are, and why she’s more focused on Dressage than archery now.

Shannon Leveroni chats with us about her experience with burnout, losing her house in the 2017 fires; evacuating multiple barns, and the bodywork she offers including Acuscope and Myopulse.

Maya Stessin talks to us about what the reining shows were like, her experience on the East Coast and in Texas, what brought her back to the west coast and her big life change.

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.

Camille Kusin talks to us about living in Germany for a decade, her experience with learning the language, why she came back and what her Dressage training program in Penngrove, California offers now.

Mike Hayward talks to us about coming to the US from England when he got a job with the Ringling Brothers Circus doing Footwork for elephants, as well as training both elephants and chimps, and what running his farrier business is like now.

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.