S5E4 Here’s How The History Of Horses Altered the History Of The World
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russel True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Release Date: 07/27/2024
ES517 Maybe it's time you reached out to your horse and had a conversation with Anna Twinney
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russel True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Anna Twinny’s Reach Out to Horses programs give you the opportunity to learn the methodologies and concepts necessary to fully understand and work in the language of the horse. Anna is a noted International Equine Specialist, Natural Horsemanship Clinician, Animal Communicator and Energy Healer. Her hands-on approach will allow you to gain insight and understanding into the mind of the horse, learn how to leave the one-way conversation behind, and build a true connection and trust-based partnership with your horse.
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ES 516Meet Cowboy Mark Bedor the creator of Today's Wild West and All Things Western!
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russel True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Mark Bedor is the creator of Today’s Wild West, an award-winning documentary-style TV series on all-things-Western and a two-time winner of the National Cowboy Museum’s Western Heritage Award. Mark is a long-time freelance magazine writer-photographer, author of two Western coffee table photography books, and spent a career in local TV news, before focusing on the Great American West. Mark Bedor and Russell have been friends for years and in this edition of the Cowboy Up podcast, those years come alive and they share what they are up to now. This one is a lot of fun! Sit back and...
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ES155 How to get the best deal in the best places for the best travel experience, and the White Stallion Ranch is a good place to start
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Spend a few minutes with Dean Ruffing. Dean is the CEO of Hotels In The Best Destinations. Dean shares some of his favorite places to visit and even gives us a little “Inside Baseball” on how booking travel and getting the best deal actually works. Learn about terms like OTA and IPW and how to leverage these to get the most bang for your travel dollar. Dean and Russell have worked and traveled together extensively for year. Come along for a great ride. Saddle up!
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SE514 Tuned in to the Land in California with Michael Delbar
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russel True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Michael Delbar has been the CEO of the California Rangeland Trust for the last decade. The mission of the trust is to preserve working landscapes in the state of California along with protecting what matters by working with California ranching families to preserve our state’s rangeland, air and water quality, wildlife habitat, and local food supplies. What they have learned over the years is that once the land is converted to other uses, it doesn’t go back. The resources the California Rangeland Trust protects are too precious to lose. The land is is vital for our future. Together, we can...
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SE513 Erin DeLong Durango Boots Marketing Manager... for walking riding hiking working or a little bit of stomping!
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russel True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Great Quote Being a cowgirl goes beyond the hat and boots. It’s having the grit, determination & passion to achieve your dreams. It’s being fearless & confident in who you are. It’s having integrity and doing the right thing, no matter what. It’s being loyal, hard working, genuine, kind, gracious, tough, honest and classy- the core characteristics every woman should strive to have. Celebrating National Day of the Cowgirl - September 15 is National Day of the Cowgirl; celebrating the women who embody and live out the Western lifestyle. Durango boots officially claimed it...
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S5E12 Best Of America By Horseback
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russel True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
The Best of America By Horseback is hosted by Del & Shevawn Shields and they capture the beauty of America by horseback. This is the number one trail riding show in the country, featuring magnificent riding locations around the United States and the surrounding countries while also providing educational and informative segments on horses, travel, equine care, and quality equine products and services. Each location featured on the show is a place where viewers can go with their own horses and some destinations even provide equine for guests to use. Best of America by Horseback covers...
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S5E11 Stories from the BaseCamp for Veterans and their families at the White Stallion Ranch with Deborah Plum
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Basecamp For Veterans The volunteers at Basecamp for Veterans are working to respond to the needs of those who served our nation and their families. They accomplish this by promoting personal and professional growth using equine therapy. This promotes bother personal and professional growth within the veteran community and creates the groundwork for continued growth.
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S5E10 This Week Russell And Steven Interview Someone Helping A Lot Of Other Artists Use Their Voice.
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russel True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
This week’s Cowboy Up Podcast features an artist more focused on promoting the art of other cowgirl artists to worry about her own. And her art is amazing to say the least! Russell freely admits to Megan that he would love to be more artistic but with artists like Megan and the others in her group, we are all in very good hands. Megan’s Mission is to Increase the opportunities and representation of female western artists and makers. She says that Cowgirl artists come in many forms. Some cowgirl artists are born into the cowgirl lifestyle, riding horses and doctoring cattle from an early...
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S5E9 Cowtown Boots Is The Place To Go To Look The Part Of A Cowboy.
The Cowboy Up Podcast with Russel True & Steven Clauson from The White Stallion Ranch
Southern Arizona is blessed to have Cowtown boots here to help cowboys and cowgirls look and feel the part. The traditionalist knows having the right hat, the right shirt, the exact belt and boots is where it all starts. The group at Cowtown Boots takes it all to the next level and gives White Stallion guests a very attractive discount!. In this episode of the Cowboy Up podcast, Sherry and Kimberly explain how they match style with comfort and how they put it all together with the perfect pair of Durango Boots. Durango Boots are what most of the wranglers at White Stallion wear because they...
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S5E8 At White Stallion Ranch We Call Ute Vaughn One Of Our Own.
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Ute Vaughn has become almost a regular at White Stallion Ranch over the last two decades. We love her and the feeling is mutual! In 2004, Ute moved to Tucson Arizona to follow her passion for the Southwest Art. She is the artist in residences at White Stallion Ranch and belongs to several local art organizations - Artists of the Southwest, SAACA, SAAG, APRA art division, etc. She says it best “I have been an artist all my life. My passion for art, color and life is expressed in my vibrant paintings, which are inspired by animals, nature, symbols and the mystical. My favorite mediums...
info_outlineHorses were first domesticated in 3500 BC and these majestic animals remain as a critical part of the world today. The energy that powered Henry Fords first Model- manufacturing plant came from 100% horse dung. Until the early 1900’s horses were the primary mode of transportation and without horses it would have been impossible to grow enough food to feed he world!
Horses possess a unique combination of speed, size, strength, stamina while remaining steadfast and reliable companions. Horses also had the most profound impact of spreading the human genome by making the population mobile which further altered the world we live in. At one point in time there were 300,000 horses in New York City and the waste they produced created the homes we now name Brownstones. Listen and find out why…