On The Move

Hi Ben and Jo, your podcast is wonderful! I know of Buck, Mary and Reata through my sisters Johanna Redmond and Jay Ohaco, who’ve been attending Buck’s clinics for over 20 years. (I rode horses myself for 20 years starting at a kid, before an illness rendered me physically disabled). I feel like I have such a greater appreciation for Buck’s work with horses seeing how it has changed not only my sister’s views on colt starting and gentle horsemanship, but that of my own as well. Watching Buck’s documentary in 2011 helped me to navigate my life as a young disabled person who has had to reinvent myself time and time again just to fit in, then realizing that people also have to make room for as well. I hope one day to attend one of Buck’s clinics as a spectator. Well done with this episode Ben, Joe and Buck. EWD as my late father would say who was proud to have met Buck in order to shake his hand. Habere beatum diem.

I been enjoying your guys podcast, and gems of knowledge on the show. I found a few of your guest that I’m a big fan of, that I never heard before the pod. Thanks for connecting us with awesome people and sharing. I really liked Dan Lorenz, and the positive spin he had in the ranch world

Terrible podcast! Normally I like your podcast but this episode really showed another side and of you. The video showed a horse being whipped with a lunge whip - totally inappropriate. The fact that you didn’t have stronger words for her actions tells me that I would never let you near my horses, let alone train them. You are most worried about being “cancelled” than being real about horse abuse. Really disappointed in you!

I cannot recall how I stumbled upon On The Move Podcast, but I’m very thankful I did. All of the guests have some sort of equestrian base or background, but the variety in their experience, work and lives is vast. You have big names, like the Brannamans and Dr. Deb Bennet. I loved the interviews of people from my home state of Wyoming, particularly Skye Clark and Stephen Yellowtail. (Well, Stephen is technically in Montana, but he’s just over the border from my hometown of Sheridan, so I counted him, ha!)😆 As a farrier myself, it was wonderful to hear the interview with Travis Burns…keep more farriers coming! This podcast will open your eyes to areas you may not know much about, such as interviews with UK trainer Damien McNickle or Steeplechaser Sam Cockburn. It’s wonderful to hear interviews like Indy O’Connor, and the good he’s trying to do in the world for both wild horses and people. Keep up the excellent forum, and I look forward to hearing what you thought about your visit to Sheridan…including King Ropes & Saddlery. 🐎