Whether you're tuning in on the way to the yard, mucking out, or just curious to learn more, this collection brings together free podcasts to enjoy at your own pace. Explore everything from rider biomechanics and horse behaviour to confidence, welfare, and the science behind good horse care. Meet the people shaping the equestrian world, from coaches and trainers to vets, farriers, researchers, and riders, and hear honest conversations about life with horses. Pick up practical tips, discover different disciplines from eventing to the Icelandic horse, and find inspiration for your own journey, wherever it takes you. Press play, explore, and find what speaks to you.
Host Jill Treece explores horsemanship through science and connection, covering equine psychology, behaviour, and ethical training. A thoughtful listen for anyone curious about how horses really think and feel.
Host Lorna Leeson offers practical, step-by-step riding coaching, from groundwork to lunging to time in the saddle. Ideal for riders working on their own who want clear guidance and steady progress.
Host Kimberly Dunn focuses on rider confidence and mindset, tackling nerves, self-doubt, and the fear of judgement. A supportive listen for anyone wanting to feel calmer and more connected with their horse.
An Icelandic podcast devoted to the Icelandic horse, blending science with practical training. Episodes draw on veterinary research and learning theory to cover topics like behaviour, health, and how horses learn. A solid listen for Icelandic-speaking riders who want evidence-based insight.
Hosted by Nicole Brown, this is the go-to show for the world of eventing, with weekly previews, reviews, and interviews with the sport's biggest names. Data-led and competition-focused, it's ideal for anyone following international eventing and the riders behind it.
Miri Hackett and Rhiannon Davies share weekly chats from the perspective of a professional rider and a hobby rider. Episodes range from training and welfare to mental health and everyday horse-shaped mishaps, making it a warm, relatable listen for riders of all levels.
Hosted by veterinarian Dr Audrey DeClue, this podcast helps owners, riders, and trainers better understand their horse's physical needs. Episodes dig into lameness, pain recognition, and biomechanics, often with expert guests. A detailed, education-focused listen for those serious about sport horse welfare.
Hosted by PhD equine nutritionist Dr Nerida McGilchrist, this podcast makes horse nutrition make sense. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience, she shares practical feeding advice, explains the science in plain English, and interviews leading experts in horse health and welfare. Covering gut health, supplements, performance feeding, and common mistakes, it helps owners, breeders, and trainers feed with more confidence.
A podcast dedicated to the Icelandic horse, featuring interviews with breeders, trainers, riders, and enthusiasts from around the world. Episodes share knowledge, training philosophies, and personal stories. A friendly, community-driven listen for anyone who loves these remarkable horses.
Hosted by award-winning podcaster Caroline Culbertson, this show brings together the many "bubbles" of the horse world through curious, thoughtful interviews. Part education, part human interest, it's a warm listen for anyone wanting to become a better horse person.
Hosted by equestrian coach Meg Parkinson of Aligned Equitation, this podcast covers everything from rider biomechanics to horse behaviour. Each episode is packed with practical tips and expert insight, whether you're fine-tuning your own position or learning to read your horse's cues. A go-to guide for anyone wanting to ride more thoughtfully and become a more connected, effective rider.
Content creator Esme Higgs shares relatable, light-hearted stories about horses, country life, and the behind-the-scenes of her social media channels. Recorded in her 20s and often featuring the everyday mishaps of yard life, it brings a positive, down-to-earth spin to everything she gets up to. A fun, easy listen that never takes itself too seriously.
Hosted by eventer Simon Grieve, liberty trainer Ben Atkinson, and equestrian journalist Jenny Rudall, this is the horse world at its most honest and unfiltered. Expect candid conversations about life in and out of the saddle, plenty of laughs, strong opinions, and special guests from across equestrian sport and beyond. Like being in the pub with your horsey mates, it keeps things real from grassroots to Olympic level.
Hosted by Kate Acton in Ireland and Nancy McLean in the USA, this podcast discusses equine research projects and studies in an accessible way. It aims to bridge the gap between the scientific community and everyday horse owners, trainers, and enthusiasts.
A podcast that finds the humour in the equestrian world, hosted by three adult amateurs who love horses and a bit of equestrian gossip. Laura Fernandez, Julia Hanssen, and Molly Heroy bring different backgrounds but one shared passion for horses and the sport. A light, entertaining listen
Hosted by Alicia Harlov, this podcast is for horse owners and equine professionals alike, exploring different philosophies on hoof health and soundness. Each episode either digs into a topic like laminitis or navicular, or features an interview with a hoofcare professional, from farriers and trimmers to vets and bodyworkers.
Hosted by Anna Louise Claydon and produced by Theresa McCaffrey, this is the podcast for riders who question "because we've always done it that way." Each episode interviews researchers, vets, and evidence-based trainers about horse care, training, welfare, and the messy realities of ownership. No gurus, just better questions.
The video companion to content creator Esme Higgs's channels, following her real-life adventures with her horses and life in the countryside. Expect honest, everyday yard moments, from first rides to unexpected challenges, all with Esme's warm, down-to-earth spin.
A podcast covering the wider world of horses through in-depth interviews and stories, from eventing legends and Olympic riders to the people and brands shaping the sport. Each episode goes deep into the lives and careers behind the headlines, making it an engaging listen for anyone who loves equestrian sport and its history.
A go-to YouTube channel for anyone new to riding or horse ownership. From care how-tos and riding resources to fun equine facts and budgeting tips, the channel helps new riders and owners feel equipped and confident as they start life with horses.
