Alexis Martin-Vegue talks to us about how she got into horses, a major accident that left her in the hospital for almost two weeks and vertigo for an entire year after, and what she’s doing now.

Both Alicia and Sarah join me to talk about Wonder Equestrian with Alicia giving us some of her background prior to starting this journey and they each express their excitement for the future.

Cristobal Scarpati shares some of his horse secrets, how he stays grateful, feelings of freedom, and why people come to his clinics.

Tressa Boulden talks to us about her horse journey, what it was like growing up in Sonoma County, and a few individuals who have made a huge impact on her life.

Debbie Roberts Loucks talks to us about everything the California Horse Center property in Solvang, CA has to offer and how the Queen of England changed the trajectory of her father’s career.

Robin Shipley talks to us about going to Israel at 18 where she originally met her husband who she’d reunite with way later in life, a bit about her chaotic past, and how going back to school and being around horses has changed her life.

Lena Haug joins us for her second time post Mongol Derby to chat with us about her experience, as well as what life looks like afterwards.

Jordan Stanton talks to us about why she left Arizona to California and how she found herself back, a tragic accident with her mare where herbs made a remarkable difference, and what she learned about grief and loss and how she got through it.

Cameron Momtaz talks to us about how aikido and riding go hand in hand and how he and 4 friends started a company together that has allowed him to travel for archery competitions around the world.

Nikki Cuthbertson talks to us about how she went from being a critical care nurse to being an animal communicator and how horses brought her into timelessness.

Jill Thornton talks to us about vet school and majoring in cell biology, how she got started in a small vet practice and why she prefers a community feel vet office like Sonoma Marin vet.

Jim Masterson talks to us about his journey noticing the subtle shifts in the horse and how that has exploded to what is known as the “Masterson Method” today.