Wisdom by WESA

We chat with the founders of Redingote Equestrian regarding the unique new riding garments they have introduced as well as the origin of the company's name. Listen in...

Special new equine product episode from the Western English Sales Association trade show in Denver.  Glenn and Jenn find a bunch of new products and new companies to highlight from cell phone cases to onesies for riding.  Listen in... 

United States Pony Club President, Ben Duke, talks about the many opportunities the organization provides to the equestrian youth and its plans for the future. Listen in...

One of WESA's Fashion Show favorites, Pat Dahnke, shares her story of her 50 year-old successful business. Listen in...

Mike Sirjani leveraged a background producing athletic shoes and marketing name brand consumer products to create a brand new line of protective horse boots. Listen in...

Ellie Scofield chats with us about the broader purpose she and her husband have for their successful equestrian shop and horse training facility in South Florida. Listen in...

Jesse Roberts, founder of Cheeky's, chats about how her retail brand caught on, her business boomed and about her new book Backroads Boss Lady which gives a behind the scenes look at the process. 

Sonya Bengali and Katie McGraw from Riding Warehouse in California chat about the retailer's ability to serve the English and Western markets and its creative use of video in its marketing program.  Listen in...

Ep. 18 We visit Calgary to talk with Ingrid Schultz about her decision to open a unique western wear store and launch a series of western experience workshops. Listen in...

Ep. 17 We chat with new WESA president Jay Phillips and with Sara Jo Otto, founder of the hot new western clothing line, Coyote Cowgirl. Listen in...

Caroline Riepler talks about her Western Border brand, “Made in America,” western wear for the small cowboys and cowgirls. Listen in…

Glenn (founder of the Horse Radio Network) stops by the January WESA market to find some new products.  Listen in as he chats with 15 different companies and highlights some of the amazing new products they have available.  Listen in...

We feature an interview with Randy Little--one of the founders of PFI Western Wear, which was recently awarded the WESA Top Hand Award. Tune in...

What does Annie Oakley, the famous female sharp shooter of the West, and Annie Oakley, fragrance and more, have in common? Tune in to find out!

We speak with Ryan Vaughan about what makes Rios of Mercedes (as well as its retail-only business model) so unique. Listen in...

Matching business models to market needs. Listen in...

Style and trends aren't just for the rider, and it's more than fun tack, too. In this episode, we speak to the owners of Horse Hoofies, who took a horse's accessories to another level. Tune in now...

Twisted X builds quality footwear focused on comfort and innovation. Where two paths cross, there lies an X. Listen in...

In this episode, we speak with Sophia about the 2018 September post show report, and we chat with the General Manager of Professional's Choice, Monty Crist. Listen in...

After extensive research, WESA's biannual International Western/English Apparel & Equipment Markets find a new home at Dallas Market Center! Listen in...

A big announcement from the President of the Western & English Sales Association (WESA) and we introduce you to Meegan Robinette of Mackey Equine Accessories, one of the new exhibitors at WESA.  Listen in...

How to win fun prizes at the WESA September Market and we speak with Terri Lynn Calhoun from Rafter T Ranch about her start in the fashion tack business and what has contributed to it's success.  Listen in...  

Lisa Bollin, CEO and Director of Design for Cowgirl Tuff, shares her story that began with a line of jeans for cowgirls has now expanded into a full line of clothing for women, men and kids.  Plus, some exciting 2018 WESA September giveaways.  Listen in…