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This is Episode 27 of Season 4. In it, Jec and I have a fun On the Fence conversation in which we talk some about identity and, mmm, maybe a bit of barn politics and shenanigans that we sometimes see in horse communities. The topic came up when I was listening to an interview that Ezra Klein did with Agnes Callard, a professor at the University of Chicago.
Oh, and we also give a nod, or maybe a shake of the head, to the cover art for Beyonce’s new country album, which has, of course, a horse on it.
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Also, a shout out to two clothing companies who are putting a trot in our steps lately: Kuhl and Dovetail.
We’re trying out a stretchy jean jacket as well as a fleece-lined vest from Kuhl. And we are absolutely loving the boot cut jeans from Dovetail.
It’s been a good season! We’re one of the top horse podcasts and we consistently rank well in the natural sciences category of podcast. Thank you so much for your enthusiasm, for recommending us to friends, and for being in touch. Jec and I really love the many connections we’ve made with listeners and appreciate what we see as two-way conversations. Thank you!
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I always enjoy listening to you two ladies! I say that maybe you interview each other. That would be a win-win situation. I am looking forward to fun groundwork this summer using Jec’s book 55 Corrective Exercises for Horses…..getting my arena ready with poles and other items to keep my horses interested in their work with me….building and maintaining a great relationship with each of the 3.
Thank you and have a great day!