Horses Aren't Machines and Other Controversial Opinions

On Episode 6 of Adulting with Horses, Natalie and Heather let their freak flags fly (literally) but make sure to bring the treats too. We discuss why horses don't have to be ridden constantly and how to keep them happy out of the saddle, self care and mental health, boobs over the age of 40 and much more. Put down the muck rake, turn up the volume, and let’s get a little weird!If you are interested in learning more about author Jessica Burkhardt's new series, click here: https://bit.ly/3PrVesKTo read Eventer's Dream by Caroline Akrill, view on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3okzYsX (affiliate link)Adulting with Horses, is a an NSFW podcast with the adult amateur equestrienne in mind.  As crazy horse girls, we don’t take ourselves too seriously in the saddle or out, and our show reflects that! Subscribe and listen on the Horse Radio Network, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts and join our private Facebook group, the Adulting with Horses Clubhouse. Follow us on social media Instagram @adultingwithhorsespodcast or Twitter @AdultingHorses.About Heather WallaceHeather Wallace is short, sassy, and bold on the ground but not in the saddle! She is on a personal journey as a returning adult equestrian to follow her passion despite struggling with anxiety, trying to balance motherhood, and build a small business. Of course, she can’t do it alone! She has Ferrous, her confidence-building pony and Delight, her heart horse and an off-track Thoroughbred who challenges her in every way.She is the award-winning author of non-fiction books Confessions of a Timid Rider, Adulting with Horses, and Girl Forward: A Tale of One Woman’s Unlikely Adventure in Mongolia as well as the awarding winning blog, The Timid Rider.Heather lives in New Jersey with her husband, three daughters, three rescue dogs, and her horses (of course!).About Natalie Keller ReinertNatalie Keller Reinert is the award-winning author of more than a dozen books exploring love, human nature, and the passions which make us tick. With an extensive equestrian background, many of her books are set in the world of horses and horse-people. Drawing on her professional experience working with Thoroughbred racehorses, mounted patrol horses, therapeutic riding, three-day-eventing, and many other equine pursuits, Reinert brings her love of the equestrian life into each of her titles.Today, Reinert lives in Central Florida with her family, including a lazy foxhound and a white-blazed mustang named Ben.Visit nataliekreinert.com for a free book introducing you to the world of Reinert’s fiction!