Hilarious and funny & makes my day all the better!!! 👍✌️🐴🤗🤜🤛

𝕀𝕟 𝕒 𝕗𝕖𝕨 𝕖𝕡𝕚𝕤𝕚𝕕𝕤 𝕀 𝕝𝕖𝕒𝕣𝕟𝕖𝕕 𝕒 𝕝𝕠𝕥٫ 𝕚𝕥 𝕚𝕤 i̲n̲s̲p̲o̲r̲a̲t̲i̲o̲n̲a̲l̲ 𝕀 𝕝𝕠𝕠𝕠𝕠𝕠𝕠𝕧𝕖 𝕚𝕥٫ 𝕚𝕥 𝕥𝕖𝕝𝕝𝕤 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕤𝕒𝕕 𝕒𝕟𝕕 𝕙𝕒𝕡𝕡𝕪 𝕥𝕣𝕦𝕥𝕙 𝕓𝕦𝕥 𝕚𝕗 𝕤𝕙𝕖 𝕕𝕠𝕖𝕤 𝕟𝕠𝕥 𝕥𝕖𝕝𝕝 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕥𝕣𝕦𝕥𝕙 𝕪𝕠𝕦 𝕨𝕠𝕦𝕝𝕕 𝕟𝕠𝕥 𝕜𝕟𝕠𝕨 𝕙𝕠𝕨 𝕥𝕠 𝕤𝕥𝕠𝕡 𝕚𝕥 "𝕤𝕝𝕒𝕥𝕖𝕣٫𝕜𝕚𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕕" 𝕤𝕠 𝕪𝕠𝕦 𝕤𝕙𝕠𝕦𝕝𝕕 𝕕𝕖𝕗𝕚𝕟𝕖𝕥𝕝𝕪 𝕝𝕚𝕤𝕥𝕖𝕟 𝕥𝕠 𝕚𝕥. (🙂🙂👍👍🐴🐴🐎🐎☺️)

I love this podcast❤️It’s so helpful☺️.

Horses are my life and Mosie is so good!! #Perfectforme!!😍😘🐴🐎🏇🏼also never stop and on episode 9 I know how it feels to lose a horse or someone you love my horses name was Wells Fargo but we called him Fargo and he culiced and we had to put him down 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭on the 2nd of January 2020 ep 10 so touching and I so get it😘

I started listening and it gave great ideas to help your horse’s and even yourself! Mosie is funny and inspirational, she gets along with all her guests that give expert advice that is very useful! Also, I was very touched by Elle’s story, it is so sad, I just want to say that Elle’s story would be hard to share and am very grateful that Mosie shared it!

Wow, this podcast is so inspirational. It takes me back to that intuitive feeling I had as a child about the nature of horses, but learned to ignore. Mosie takes a unique approach to horsemanship stemming from compassion, understanding, and respect for the horse in her true nature. Since tuning into this podcast I have complely transformed the way I view and interact with my horses. Thank you, thank you, thank you Mosie for being so true to yourself and bringing these truths into the world. Can't wait for the next season.

I’m a horse lover and I understand all of this and if you get a new horse wild or not let it know you first and then train it in a free way. I have a new name for you Mosie Trewhitt for a wild horse name it Flicka it means beautiful young girl (peaceful ruler)! From the movie flicka. If you sing shush a bye don’t you cry go to sleepy little baby when you wake you shall have all the little horses black and paint song in a nice cool quiet voice they will be more comfortable.

I am new to horsemanship and wanted to listen to a podcast between lessons to educate myself as much as possible. I chose this one at random and couldn’t be more thrilled! I never new liberty training was a thing, and it fits right in with my principles and love of animals. Then the show comes with a healthy serving of soul searching! Highly recommend!

As a student of the horse in both my personal life as well as professional, I found this podcast to be precisely what I needed. Each morning during my commute to work I indulge in an episode. I find myself nodding my head alongside of shared beliefs and engaging my curiosity around the new ideas that are presented in such a refreshingly non-threatening way. After every episode I feel so touched that Mosie and all the other women who speak on her show have the courage to be vulnerable for us listeners and the horses we love. Thanks to this podcast I’ve utilized so many things but I’m most grateful for the language for feelings I’ve sat with unable to put words to, assurance that I’m not alone in my struggles as a horsewomen, a deeper sense of individualized whole horse care, and greater horse listening skills. With my deepest gratitude for your devotion to this podcast, Ariana

Mosie’s podcast, my best trainer in the world, Freya Sturm, Robyn Hood, Christine Swartz, and Lady, Skjoni, Tinna, Brimi, Elska and Sali have all, along with others, changed my life and helped me learn and re-learn what I knew as a child. The joy of horses and other animals lies in our ability to listen and learn from them. We can and do communicate with them. What and how we do that needs to be living and thoughtful. I’m eternally grateful for my teachers.

Mosie is a forerunner of more natural, horse-conscientious horse care and training. Listening to her experiences and the invaluable knowledge she and her guests bring us is refreshing and thought-provoking. This type of horsemanship is the kind that I pursue as much as possible myself, and being from Massachusetts, it can feel a little lonely at times. I’ve definitely met some amazing, beautiful horsepeople over here in the East, but there truly are so many traditional barns around here not really looking to make a change. Sometimes it feels lonely and discouraging to not have a group of like-minded people to be encouraged and inspired by, but THIS podcast. THIS. PODCAST. Holy moly, it simply feels like coming home! Whenever Mosie’s wonderful voice comes through my car speakers, I get a massive dose of encouragement and feeling like I’m part of a community that places the horses wants and needs first! It’s amazing! I want to thank Mosie so, so much for all her work, for listening to the horse, and for including us in her wonderful, inspiring life! I’ve learned so much from her! And the guests she brings on present the most amazing concepts and insight that I eat up like a crazy hungry walrus or something! Okay, weird visualization, but that’s how I feel! 😂 I’ve fangirled like a hundred times over the big names she has included on the podcast! Gives me shivers, it does! 😄 So if you haven’t listened to it yet (and if you somehow made it to the end of this long review), listen to this glorious podcast!!!!! You will absolutely love it! THANK YOU, MOSIE!!! ❤️❤️❤️

I cannot express how grateful I am to have found this podcast. I recently bought a horse with the intention of showing. I was thrown off a few times and figured I needed to discover his spirit and really learn who he is before attempting to ride again. Now that I’ve listened to 20+ episodes, I’ve developed an incredible bond with him and he has taught me more than I could have ever imagined. This podcast, Mosie, and all of her guests have completely changed the way I see my horse partner and myself. I no longer care about riding and have let go of all expectations. I cannot wait to see where this beautiful journey takes us and it would not have been possible without this podcast (seriously). I’m inspired to create a likeminded group in Salt Lake and hope to attend many of Mosie’s clinics. Mosie- you are truly touching the lives of so many people and have made a difference in more ways than you’ll ever know. Thank you!

Mosie is so wise. Her wisdom always shines through these podcasts. I love this conversation with Minea, sharing ideas about being enough, about how re-wilding is the equivalent of coming home to yourself. I pondered that for an hour long walk and will continue to as it sinks in after so many years of complying. As someone new to unstructured play with horses, I would have loved to have heard Minea describe more specifically what that looks like for her and her horses. Great podcast!

This podcast has incredible wisdom not only for working with our horses but also for getting more in touch with our own human bodies and intuition. Each episode is like an awakening, I learn more about horsemanship and myself. Thank you mosie for sharing your wisdom! @lixxie22

But let me attempt to use words to tell you why: Mosie is awesome. She is REAL and her authenticity and compassion are evident in every story, example, suggestion, or conversations she shares. Her friends and guests are awesome.(and seriously, where are these kinda horsewomen hiding?! Can we start a wild woman horse gang please?) Horses are awesome, and these women understand how and why on a whole other level. I have loved horses my entire life, but only became the caretaker of my own majestic mustang 1 year ago. I have long felt there is a special kind of magic that flows between woman and horse, perhaps because we have so much in common, as this podcast touches on. I was determined to unlock this magic for myself. I wanted to practice “natural horsemanship”, to train and ride liberty, to be able to communicate with Clover through body language and mutual understanding. I had high hopes for us galloping off into the sunset, tackless and free, communing with Rhiannon herself. Instead, I spent the last year feeling more or less rejected by my gorgeous mare, who clearly understands her job and my own inexperience, and hasn’t any qualms about using either to her advantage. I was frustrated by my inadequacy and exasperated every time I felt I was not really “in control” (which is often). I’ve read all the books. Worked with great trainers. Watched hours of YouTube tutorials. It wasn’t until binging every available episode of this podcast that something finally clicked on its own accord. And I’m embarrassed to admit it’s taken me this long for my perspective to shift. Listening to Mosie made me realize it is not all about ME. Nor is it about maintaining the illusion of control (which for me has been tied to self-worth and ultimately, fear...aaah how often work with horses becomes the mirror through which other life patterns come into sharp relief...), or the quest to become a selfless horse priestess/whisperer. This relationship is about allowing Clover to be herself. To be a horse. And to allow myself to be the innocent girl I once was. The one who trusted each and every horse she met with all her heart and looked at them with eyes that were able to see the magic which came NOT from anything I did or didn’t do in relation to the training, but from our very presence together in this place and time; two divine souls, sharing space, delighted in simply BEING. Effortless. Grateful. Mosie made me see that Clovers rewilding actually goes hand in hand with my own. After I’d listened to every episode, I went out and apologized to Clover for the many mistakes I have made since she’s joined our family. That day, for the first time ever, she chose being with me over being with her food, leaving her hay bale (despite it being lunch time), to instead follow me around the yard like a gorgeous shadow as I went about my work. I kid you not. I almost cried. The ONLY thing I had done differently was listen to this podcast. I’m convinced it transmuted my energy, which Clover has picked up on. The subtlest shift has led to the most heartening and exciting results. I am so excited to continue to hear what Mosie has to share with the horse world. And I know the horses are grateful as well. Thank you thank you thank you. I just can’t recommend this podcast enough! <3

I love being challenged on conventional thanking and how it relates to our horses. This podcast helps me to continue to learn and grow to become a better horse person but also have a grace with myself and others along the way.

Awesome and helpful. Also it’s impossible to be crabby if you’re skipping.

I started riding about a year ago and after being taken from horses from about the age of 5/6 until now I took the cheapest and closest option for lessons and didn’t necessarily take the horses well being into consideration. This barn was a saddleseat barn, very strict, very negative reinforcement based and not in humane ways all the time. Many horses were very spooky, very nervous and very much just shells of something that once was very beautiful internally. I left that barn after about 6 months when I truly caught on to the negativity the trainer and volunteers gave off during grooming, tack up and especially riding. I was told very often to “kick harder”, “pull the reins harder”, “demand and show them who’s boss” or “they’re taking advantage of you” and I really always struggled to listen to them, taking that approach with horses has never felt right to me. I switched barns. The one I’m doing lessons for now is decently better but I’m still struggling to get my trainer to understand my view point and where I’m trying to take my riding and horsemanship as a whole. I’m giving her another chance since I’m now doing lessons on my own horse and feel a lot more confident and capable of saying no or simply not doing what she’s telling me if she says to use more pressure or be more aggressive. I’m to a point where I’m seriously thinking of just dropping lessons as a whole and figuring things out on my own with my lovely creature. He’s an 11 year old saddlebred/Arabian (and possibly quarter horse?), who was used mainly as a trail horse but had some negative experience with a boarder at the barn he used to live at. She was a jumper who switched to dressage and was one of his more frequent riders. Upon meeting my horse, Wonder, anytime I was working with him before our move, he’d change the second she was in our general vicinity. Because of this I feel that she was harsh with him. I use a whip sometimes at liberty when asking for cues, but during my first liberty session with him he would fast canter or even at times full on gallop away from me if I even lifted up the whip from its hanger. He is my very first real horse, as in I truly own and care for him, but he’s forcing me to shift my mindset when it comes to horsemanship in and out of the saddle. I’ve found that if he’s punished at all in even the smallest ways, he’s generally more likely to not even listen when I’m asking something of him. When we first started he was very head shy; I’d try to pet his face or even simply put on a halter and he’d get away however he could, now he’s such a loving guy. There’s definitely times he doesn’t want his face touched but more often he’s resting his face on my fiancé or myself and sometimes even leans into scratches and strokes. He slips his nose into bridles and halters and most days is a very easy catch; even waiting at the gate the second I’m in his sight. None of his progress would have occurred if it wasn’t for positive reinforcement and just spending time with him. We had a hangout session before I moved him where I sat in his paddock for nearly two hours waiting for him to come to me so we could go into the arena together. When he finally did he was praised and scratched and given treats. Entering the arena I think he felt like he was in for a hard workout and lots of demand because he didn’t want to go in but eventually he did and I just took off the halter and lead and we walked together. At first he wasn’t sure whether or not he wanted to follow but at the end if I ventured off to the opposite side of the arena without him noticing; when he did notice he was speed walking to me. It’s very hard for me to shift my entire thought process when my foundation was strictly “demand and if they don’t respond, force” so listening to your podcasts has helped me so much in trying my best to understand Wonders wants and needs. I do still use pressure and release since I’m new to training as a whole but VERY new to positive reinforcement, but my goal for myself is to get to a place where I’m coming into the barn without plans, asking him what we should do and just really hearing him. Humans and horses are not meant to be a leader and slave or worker relationship, they’re meant to be friendships and partnerships. I started listening to your podcasts only about 3/4 days ago and I only have a couple more to catch up on (I might be a bit obsessed) but Elle’s story, your conversation on if horses can truly love and your conversation with Margrit Coates just really spoke to me. I’ve been feeling so full of love from my horse even on the days where he decides he doesn’t want to do what I’m asking. I feel I’m starting to hit a breakthrough point and accepting that Wonder also has feelings, wants and needs and that respecting that, giving no frustration or force is of utmost importance. Thank you so so much for your beautiful thought process and respect and love for horses. I hope to someday be as peaceful and understanding as you but until then I’ll continue doing my best to get there regardless of whatever setbacks or complications get thrown at me in life and as a horsewoman. I’d really love to hear more on your story of how you got to where you are with horses and the process you go through when starting liberty and freedom of choices with new horses.

Love this podcast! So thought provoking!

Appreciate the podcast and the time you put into it.

Just the podcast I have been waiting for. Thank you for the beautiful insights into the world of horse/human interaction. Please keep it up!! 💗🐴🍎

Really love this podcast! I see myself going through these really quickly!! Such positive and informative topics!!

So happy I found this podcast! Love it!

absolutely loving this podcast and all the topics discussed. makes for the perfect listening experience as i go about my day doing chores and being a barn manager with the 13 horses i take care of! always something new and positive i’m learning and thinking about! thank you, mosie! 💜

I appreciate these thoughts and conversations so much. This is all stuff I think about and experience, and yet have no one to talk with about. It’s very affirming, thank you!

I loved how Mosie talked from the heart. Very beautiful inspiring I’ll be tuning in for now on! Hoping to learn and follow the spirit of my horse better.

So wonderful this exists! Just hearing the theme music makes me breathe more deeply. I love the content and find myself thinking about episodes days afterwards. The only thing is the pacing can be a little slow and the host tends to repeat herself and get lost in the stories, some structure could make the episodes more powerful as a narrative and less like a casual conversation. But that’s just my perspective! This might shift naturally with more experience. Looking forward to more! 💗

Loving what you have to say! Great stuff!

I've been following Mosie on instagram for a while now and love watching her with her horses but for me spoken word can really drive the point home. Going from being a traditional equestrian to learning about liberty horsemanship and equine assisted psychotherapy this podcast has already given me so much food for thought and both reaffirmed and made me question what I think, feel and believe about horses. ❤️

These are the conversations about equines I’ve always wanted to hear. Mosie is a great leader of an up and coming niche in horse(wo)manship that will change the horse world. Thank you for this!!!

This podcast is like nothing you will ever find anywhere else. I’m only into episode 2 and I can tell you right now the topics that are touched on are so thought provoking. Mosie ask her guest questions I feel many of us in the Equestrian world think about. She also has connections to so many wonderful women who have so many stories to share. It feels like your in the room just listening to one another’s stories and seeing what everyone has to bring to the table. This is more than just a podcast to an Equestrian, these are lessons to be learned and questions to be asked things that will perhaps change your life. 💕

When I found out this podcast was being produced I was SO excited, and so far it does not disappoint! Mosie has a lovely speaking voice and is well balanced in her approach to the topics she presents. Anyone who cares about the wellbeing of the horse or about their relationship with their own horses will benefit from listening to this podcast.

Love love this podcast! So inspiring and educational! Also the opening song is beautiful!