The Journey On Podcast

Robyn Schiller is an accomplished Reiner, businesswoman, mother, and coach. Recently Robyn thought of interviewing all of the amazing spouses of the previous Journey On podcast guests to hear their stories and learn from their experiences. On this podcast, Robyn answers an entirely new set of questions that will be asked of future spouses on this special installment of the Journey On Podcast. Send...

Ride Better. Feel Safer. Connect Deeper. Carla Bauchmueller focuses on helping women understand themselves mentally, physically, and emotionally so that they can become the intuitive rider their horse deserves. With a master's degree in Economics, Carla is also a certified yoga and meditation practitioner. In this podcast, Carla discusses how she uses regression techniques to put past experie...

Terry Kuebler began her career by volunteering for a movie company where she bottle-fed and hand-walked lions, tigers, bears, leopards, chimpanzees, and other exotic animals. Terry began training dogs, cats, and horses for the big screen. From Homeward Bound to Austin Powers, Terry has brought with her classic training techniques combined with an innate connection to a higher source of inspiration...

Jessica White Plume grew up herding buffalo throughout the plains of North and South Dakota. As an indigenous Lakota, Jessica has dedicated her life to help continue the connection between horse and human throughout her culture. Jessica earned her Doctorate of Psychology before realizing she was wanted to be a boots-on-the-ground pillar for change in her community, and through her work with horses...

Kathy Price is all about energy and connection. Her work revolves around helping people tune into themselves and the world around them. After meeting during a clinic in Wales, Warwick became friends with Kathy after discussing the sublimity of horses. In this podcast, Kathy explains her Point of Balance work and answers all 20 of the Journey On Podcast questions. Kathy's Website: https://kath...

Karen Rohlf is the author of the amazingly influential book Dressage Naturally:  Results in Harmony.  Learning from Karen is like having your own personal cheerleader. Her sense of responsibility to the horse, as well as her open, nonjudgmental, and fair-minded nature, allows riders to go beyond the rigid rules of specific disciplines and get to the heart of their mental, emotional, and physical p...

Along with being a world-class Dressage trainer and rider, Will Rogers is the founder of the Espire Foundation, which promotes a way of keeping, handling, and training horses where an understanding of their nature creates a foundation for horse friendly communication. Will began working with horses in South Australia. Eventually, he made the move to the United States to pursue a career training cu...

Jeanne Rosenburg is a screenwriter known for her work on films such as The Black Stallion, White Fang, The Journey Of Natty Gann, and many more. Jeanne began her film work at USC where she was interested in documentary filmmaking. After being put in touch with Carroll Ballard, Jeanne became the "accidental screenwriter" for The Black Stallion, which began her career working in feature fi...

In this episode, Warwick introduces his newly formulated 13th Principle of Training which he calls Relationship Before Horsemanship. Without connection and trust, horsemanship exercises can only go so far. In order to have a responsive, powerful, and calm horse, there must be a deeper relationship and connection that serve as the foundation for which exercises can be added. Warwick explains the be...

With a vision to train and ride horses in accordance with sound functional anatomy and posture principles, Jillian Kreinbring’s goal is to balance the natural and anatomic forces within and between the horse and human for healthy movement and vital longevity. In this episode, Jillian shares her inspiring story of finding passion through turbulent life trajectories. Jillian's Website: https://...

Shea Stewart is an Equine Craniosacral Therapist and professional Saddle Fitter. CranioSacral therapy is a complementary and alternative health care that focuses on disorders of the musculoskeletal system, the nervous system, the deep fluid body, and the effect of these disorders on general health. Shea was influenced by her time spent with Harry Whitney and Ross Jacobs, who have shaped her holist...

 Kelly Wilson is a best-selling author, award-winning photographer, wild horse tamer, motivational speaker, equestrian, reality TV star, and adventurer. In this episode, Kelly and Warwick discuss the relationships between wild horses within a natural herd, the grueling Mongolian wilderness, and the adventurous spirit of being a world traveler working with horses. Send us Fan Mail Support the show...

Kerri Lake is best known for her work as an animal communicator, but now focuses her energy on teaching others how to communicate more effectively with both people and animals. Her two published books offer a view into the formation of tools, awareness, and the courage it has taken to walk through life without compromise. "Another term for love is the absence of judgment, when you no longer r...

Chloe Phillips-Harris is an inspirational leader, intrepid adventurer, and equestrian athlete from Northland, New Zealand. She works full-time breaking in and training horses, as well as leading expeditions to far-flung frontiers. Chloe has trained wild stallions in New Zealand, helped set up animal welfare organizations to aid working animals in Egypt, India, and Fiji, raced across Mongolia, a d...

Hendre Coetzee is a Transformation Specialist, his work as a speaker and executive coach mainly focuses on the subjects of the Future of Work, How Technology can enable Humanity, Transformation and Change, Unlocking Potential, and Resilience.  He has over 20 years of experience within the corporate domain, realms of social justice, non-profit, and relief and development work across the globe. He h...

Stacy Westfall has most famously shown incredible freestyle reining patterns, often bareback and bridleless. However, her training philosophy and mindset has propelled her all the way to the Cowgirl Hall of Fame, Road To The Horse, and even The Ellen DeGeneres Show. In this episode, Stacy and Warwick talk about how their humble horse training roots have led them to all sorts of amazing places,  ta...

Jim Masterson developed the Masterson Method of Equine Body Work, which primarily focuses on a horse's subtle changes in behavior during physical therapy work. In addition to physical touch, Jim also focuses on gaining a horse's trust in order to help release tension within the horse. In this episode, Jim shares his eclectic upbringing and the experiences that led him to create the Maste...

As a widely sought and respected leader across the globe, Josh Nichol’s training style combines a deep understanding of the needs of horses, movement dynamics, human behavior, and more. Driven by a passion for connecting with, and understanding the needs of horses, Josh has created a transformative approach to horsemanship: Relational Horsemanship. In this episode, Warwick and Josh discuss just ho...

Joshua Wenner is an entrepreneur, veteran, filmmaker, and emotional resilience expert who runs a men's Emotional Resilience Retreat, where he helped Warwick and a group of men break free from their traumatic experiences in order to live a life of freedom, grace, and acceptance. In this episode, Warwick and Joshua discuss the events that transpired during the retreat and more about Joshua&apos...

Sarah Schlote is a Registered Psychotherapist, Canadian Certified Counsellor and Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner with a trauma-focused master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from the University of Victoria.  Sarah focuses on treating horse-human trauma in order to unlock both horse and human potentials. In this podcast, Sarah and Warwick discuss how powerful our past traumas are in shaping o...

Mark Rashid is an internationally known author and horseman known for his ability to understand the horse’s point of view and solve difficult problems with communication rather than force. When Mark decided to study the martial art of aikido as a way to improve his horsemanship, he brought the same quiet determination to it that he exhibits in his work with horses. After years of practice, he has...

Rupert Isaacson is a British-South African film producer, writer, and Autism awareness advocate who has dedicated his life to helping his son, Rowan, by working with horses. In addition to founding The Horse Boy Foundation, which helps connect autistic children with equine-assisted therapists who practice the Horse Boy method of healing and transformation, Rupert has traveled the world with his so...

All good horse training follows a set of 12 foundational rules. In this episode, Warwick discusses The Principles Of Training and how they relate to daily work with horses and how they cover anything you might ever teach a horse. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Can't get enough of the Journey On Podcast & it's guests?  Here are two more ways to engage with them.   Find exclusive ed...

Robyn discusses her most recent experience with Jane Pike, who helped her deal with an anxiety attack by using different mental and physical techniques to calm herself down by working directly with her nervous system. These techniques can be used for a variety of anxiety related issues, not just anxiety attacks. As a qualified and successful equestrian mental skills, mindset & trauma-informed...

Sukie Baxter is a high-performance coach who teaches mind-body practices and nervous system level healing to optimize health and performance in all areas of life. She has traveled the world to study with master's in mindful movement, integrative bodywork, trauma healing, strength and conditioning, shamanism, and energy medicine. Blending elements from her studies, she has developed her signat...