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Join Steve (Woodchuck), Brad (Hollywood), Colt (Train), and Nick (Lefty) for amateur hour working on cars.
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Stacy Westfall teaches people how to understand, enjoy and successfully train their own horses. In her podcast, she shares all of her knowledge in her area of expertise: horses. She offers insights into issues that riders face in their own minds as well as the way they are viewing the challenges and goals they have with horses. She shares tips on becoming a better rider as well as a better leader for your horse. Discover how you can understand things from your horses point of view so that yo ...
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*Watch full episodes exclusively on Ride The Wave Media’s YouTube Channel!* Ride The Wave Media Presents Alex Hardy and Former Denver Bronco Nick Ferguson talking sports, entertainment, and dad-vice!
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Episode 344: Ask December You: The Time Travel Trick for Better Decisions
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35:35Checking in on your goals mid-year might feel uncomfortable—especially if you’ve lost track of them or suspect you’re not where you hoped to be. But that discomfort holds valuable clues. In this episode, Stacy Westfall shares why she used to resist mid-year reviews, what finally changed her mind, and how looking honestly at where you are now can re…
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Episode 343: Why “Almost Right” Will Bring Less Tension
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19:49Striving for precision too early in training often backfires—not because correctness is wrong, but because perfection adds pressure. In this episode, Stacy shares how choosing to leave something slightly off, or “almost right,” can actually lead to greater clarity and softer communication. Using a real-time groundwork session with her mare Luna, St…
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Episode 342: Stuck Between Knowing and Doing
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Episode 341: Forward Is a Direction—And a Trained Skill
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24:22This episode builds on the previous discussion of horses "falling in" on circles by shifting from the problem to the proposed solution: teaching forward as a direction, not just a speed. Stacy explains why forward is often misunderstood and rarely trained as a purposeful, straight-line intention—and how this gap shows up in real riding issues. Key …
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Episode 0329 - Suspension on the '40 Chevy Catch up with Colt and Steve as they make progress on the '40 Chevy and Steve's "projects." No Show Notes this Week Thanks for listening, downloading and subscribing. For questions, comments or complaints please e-mail us at: [email protected] Watch more B Squad Here: B Squad YouTube And if you really…
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Episode 340: Why Your Horse Keeps Falling In—and Leaning on Your Inside Leg
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Episode 339: Training with Energy: Preparing Horses for Real-World Challenges
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19:34Recorded from her truck at a horse show, Stacy Westfall explores the critical but often overlooked concept of energy management between horse and rider. She observes that many riders fail to prepare their horses for the inevitable energy fluctuations they'll encounter in new environments, whether at shows or on trails. Key takeaways: External energ…
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Episode 338: The Mind-Body Connection at Tricky Trail Crossings
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16:55Stacy shares insights from her first off-property trail ride with Ember, revealing a critical moment where riders unknowingly teach their horses problematic behaviors. By identifying the exact instant when most riders make a fundamental mistake at water crossings, Stacy demonstrates how arena training directly transfers to trail success. Key takeaw…
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Episode 337: Change the Angle, Change the Lesson
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42:03This episode explores how shifting between perspectives reveals critical blind spots in your horsemanship. To illustrate this Stacy shares a 'backward' look at a common problems: a horse that spooks. When you commit to looking from each of these angles, you are more likely to get the full picture, transforming how you interpret and address training…
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Episode 0328 - New Wrenchers We talk about new wrenchers and how working on cars need to be their idea. Also interesting finds in a wet jeep and ford trucks lasting or not lasting forever. No Show Notes this week. Thanks for listening, downloading and subscribing. For questions, comments or complaints please e-mail us at: [email protected] Wat…
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Episode 336: Horsemanship as Art—And the Tension of Teaching It
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25:11Horsemanship is often described as an art—but teaching it requires breaking that art into pieces. In this episode, Stacy reflects on the challenge of translating feel, flow, and intuition into teachable steps—and why both structure and flow must coexist within the art of horsemanship. Key takeaways: Building flow without foundation leads to instabi…
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Episode 335: The Rider’s Body – When Your Body Tells a Different Story (Part 2)
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23:52Stacy Westfall explores the hidden conversation happening between riders and horses—beyond conscious cues. Using the analogy of learning to float while swimming, she reveals how riders can unintentionally contradict their own instructions through subtle physical signals. In this episode: Discover why your horse reads your tension, breathing pattern…
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Episode 334: The Rider's Body – Your Cues vs Your Core (part )
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24:45In this episode, Stacy explores the critical distinction between specific riding aids and your overall body intention. Riders often experience a disconnect between the small cues they apply (leg pressure, rein contact) and the broader message their body position and energy convey to the horse. Key takeaways: – The rider’s body communicates more tha…
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Episode 0327 - Motormia founder Isaac B Squad gets schooled on AI and how it's changing classic car hot rodding with Motormia founder Isaac. Show Notes: Where to find Motormia: Website: www.Motormia.co App store - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.motormia.mobile&hl=en-US Instagram @motormia.co Pantone 1785c Paint color -- Strawberry…
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Episode 333: The Rider's Mind - The Critical Balance Between Knowledge and Meaning
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24:55This episode explores the two core elements inside the rider’s mind: the information you rely on and the thoughts that either help or distract you. Stacy unpacks how both missing knowledge and unexamined beliefs can quietly interfere with clear communication and forward progress with your horse. Key takeaways: Gaps in understanding may look like mi…
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Episode 332: The Horse’s Mind – From Instinct to Intention (Part 2)
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25:01In this episode, Stacy explores how horses experience emotion—and more importantly, how they can learn to regulate it. Through stories, training examples, and thoughtful reflection, she illustrates how emotional elasticity allows horses to pause instead of panic, and process instead of simply react. Listeners will learn how to recognize a horse’s n…
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Episode 331: The Horse’s Mind: What Their Body Tells You About Their Thinking (Part 1)
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30:13A horse’s body reveals more than just physical movement—it reflects their thoughts, emotions, and understanding. In this episode, Stacy Westfall explores how a horse’s behavior can show both their level of knowledge and their maturity. She shares why interpreting the horse’s mind requires stepping outside of our automatic reactions and learning to …
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Episode 330: The Horse’s Body: Observation vs. Interpretation
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22:29When your horse hesitates, pins its ears, or struggles with a movement, what’s really happening? It’s easy to jump to conclusions—assuming resistance, pain, or a training gap. But the key to true understanding lies in separating observation from interpretation. In this episode, Stacy Westfall explores the importance of neutral fact-finding when ass…
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Episode 329: Misdiagnosed? A New Way to Diagnose Riding Challenges
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20:11When training your horse, are you treating symptoms or addressing the real issue? In this episode, Stacy Westfall explains why accurate diagnosis is always the first step. She shares insights from decades of horse training, revealing how misdiagnosing a problem can lead to ineffective solutions, frustration, and even new challenges. Key takeaways: …
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Episode 0326 - Don and his 49 Plymouth Don joins us to talk about his projects including his 1949 Plymouth. Show Notes: Viva las Vegas car show: https://www.vivalasvegas.net/car-show/ Lonestar round-up https://lonestarroundup.com/ Thanks for listening, downloading and subscribing. For questions, comments or complaints please e-mail us at: Hosts@Bsq…
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Episode 328: The Moment is Gone (But That's Not a Problem)
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31:13Not every ride goes as planned—but what happens after the ride often determines whether you improve or stay stuck. In this episode, Stacy Westfall breaks down a "less than perfect" training session with her horse Ember, sharing how experienced riders turn these moments into stepping stones instead of setbacks. Key takeaways: Progress follows a cycl…
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Episode 327: The Recipe for Success: Balancing Structure and Intuition in Horse Training
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25:42This episode tackles the challenge many riders face when trying to balance structured training plans with intuitive horsemanship. Stacy Westfall uses an unexpected cooking analogy to demonstrate how mastering any skill requires both systematic planning and gut-level awareness. Key takeaways: Strategic time investment in foundational training during…
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Episode 326: The Physical Expression of Your Dream: Beyond Words Like 'Trust' and 'Enjoy'
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18:30Do you find yourself using words like "trust" and "enjoy" when describing your horse training goals, but struggle to translate these concepts into action? You're not alone. Many riders grapple with the gap between their aspirations and day-to-day training decisions. In this episode, Stacy Westfall explores how to transform abstract horse training c…
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