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#YELLOWHORSEREVOLUTION PODCAST
The Podcast Horses want you to listen!
Interview with Joke from Good Karma Sanctuary, Egypt & Petra from Horses Need Help Rescue Shelter, The Netherlands
A very enlighting double interview with the driving forces behind Equine rescue, shelter and hospital near the pyramids in Egypt, Good Karma Sanctuary and Equine rescue and rehab shelter Horses Need Help (Paard in Nood) from the Netherlands.
How do these super hero ladies do what they do?
It is with tremendous pride and excitement that I publish the second #yellowhorserevolution Podcast with #josephaguillaume - The #equestrianpodcast Horses Want You To Listen, with very special guest Start Daantje Bos
If you enjoy this podcast and support our messages, please share with all your horse and animal loving friends!
The first official Yellow Horse Revolution Podcast episode!
In this episode Josepha Guillaume explains what the Yellow Horse Revolution is, what is needed to change the horse world into a Horse First approach, which will change the negative view the mainstream public has of equestrians and equestrian sports. Not only then might we keep our social license to operate, we can also try and start repay and thanking Horses for all they have done for us, the last 6,000 years.
In the next episode, we shall have a guest, that Josepha will interview.
Watch this space.
Other Podcast I was guest on
Dressage In Hand: Redefining the Equestrian Landscape
In equestrian sports, change often comes at a glacial pace. Tradition, after all, is the bedrock of dressage. But what if everything we thought we knew about horse training was up for debate?
"More importantly, what if our pursuit of ribbons and sponsorships has been at the cost of our horses' well-being?"
This week on the Curious Equestrian, Anna Louise sat down with Josepha Guillaume, a name that's become synonymous with controversy in some equine circles.
Her crime?
Suggesting that we've been approaching horse training all wrong.
Track Talk Podcast
I was honoured to be guest at Track Talk Podcast, New Zealand.
"Welcome to another exciting episode of my podcast! Today, I have an incredible guest joining me all the way from Belgium. Josepha Guillaume is the author of the book "" and a pioneer in bitless dressage and so much more (you'll have to listen).
It's truly an honor to gain insights from such a professional dressage trainer and rider.
In this episode, we explore a variety of fascinating topics. Josepha shares an inspiring story about integrating a horse, previously deemed dangerous and impossible to have in a herd due to past trauma, successfully into a herd using the track system.
We also talk about:
-Barefoot horse life
-Common equine health issues
-Preconceived ideas
-Paddock paradise on small acreage
and much much more!!
I think this conversation is particularly valuable for competitive riders who think they can't have competition horses on a track system.
I thoroughly enjoyed this discussion and believe it will resonate with many of you."
Podcast WE Horse USA
The Equestrian connection
#22 Dressage In Hand with Josepha Guillaume
In-hand work as the gateway towards your horse’s best life
POD EP 50. Dressage In Hand With Josepha Guillaume
In this episode, I have a really interesting conversation with Josepha Guillaume
Who is an international horse trainer, instructor and author based in Belgium.
Together we talk about:
How she started riding (riding wild ponies and being introduced to classical dressage)
How she didn't envisage a career with horses in the beginning as she deeply felt the suffering of horses and others didn't understand how she was feeling
Her transition to helping more people with their horses after she started collecting horses that needed help in her early 20's
How she has always focussed on coaching in a way where you prioritise listening to your horse
How she and her husband started the first bitless tack shop in the worldExperimenting working with horses without any tack
Travelling all around the world to help horses to then transitioning her focus to helping trainers to create the most impact
Letting the horse dictate the training to help them overcome their trauma/problems
The challenges of following her own intuition and advocating for horses
Her book - Dressage In HandExperimenting with your horse at liberty
Where she thinks the equestrian industry is heading
How she plays with her horses
Letting your horse say no
and so much more!
To listen just click on the image, or here
or search for “Equestrian Perspective” on your favourite podcast platform!