This episode doesn’t sugar-coat:
We discuss the new FEI-backed research video on bits – and why "working" often means "hurting."
With insights from Christina Wilkins and photographer Crispin Parellius.
👉 A call to rethink control, ethics, and equestrian culture.
In this episode, we take a unique look at the horse-human relationship through the lens of archaeology, history, and art.
Our guests, Karoline Kjesrud and Søssa Jørgensen, are part of the interdisciplinary research group The Horse, recently established at the Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo. Their aim: to explore the cultural, historical, and ethical significance of horses in Norway – past, present, and future.
Why you should tune in:
This episode offers a rare combination of cultural history and horsemanship. Whether you're into Viking archaeology, ethical equestrianism, or artistic interpretations of the horse-human bond – this dialogue will...
Horses using tools? Yes – and it's groundbreaking. In this episode, Kate Farmer joins us, co-author of the study on tool use in horses conducted with Prof. Konstanze Krüger. What does it mean when horses deliberately use objects to achieve goals? What cognitive abilities are required – and how does this reshape our understanding of horses? Celina Skogan speaks with Kate Farmer about research, training, ethics – and why it’s time to rethink what we believe we know.
Groundwork has many variations.
While most people relate groundwork to horsemanship, academic groundwork enhances the gymnastically perspective of groundwork.
In this podcast, I am discussing the possiblilities and limitations of the different groundwork perspectives.
When Cathrine went to Mongolia to participate in the famous 1000 Km race with semi-wild horses,
It became a transformational experience for her that changed her persepctive on horses, riding and life. Listen to her story!
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Mary Debono is a Feldenkrais Practitioner from the US. She started her journey 30 years ago, and broke the ground for applying Feldenkrais also to horses, dogs and cats. Today Celina and Mary are talking about curious competence, compassion and kindness in the work with horses and humans, and why they don’t like the expression
“No pain, no gain” at all. For our listeners, Mary has put together a free 3-video-series on her http://marydebono.com/rider
If you would like to dive in deeper, also listen to Mary’s talk during the Equidemia Online Summit in February.
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Margrete Lie has teaches horses & humans in Academic Art of Ridingand is based in Oslo.
What many don’t know is the fact that Margrete also has a Master in equine ethologie
and an education as a horse masseur. She travelled the world for learning more about horses, and worked with taming horses among other places in the Caribian. As a part of her studies, she also wrote very recognised thesis about “licking& chewing”, and changed the way horse trainers are thinking about calming signals in work for good.
During today’s podcast, Celina and Margrete discuss how understanding equine ethology...
In today´s conversation, Lynn Punturi from the US is Celina guest.
Lynn is a teacher for Movement Intelligence, a principle that is teaching the humans body and mind to discover the flow.
Lynn´s mantra is: How you walk is how you ride - a perfect match with Academic Art of Riding.
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Links Lynn Punturi
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Can horses have Trauma? And what is stress in horses? Dr. Frauke Musial, who is holding a professorship in Biopsychologie,
Is explaining equine behavior from a scientific perspective.
Understanding the equine brain, it is often so much easier to understand behavior.
You can find out more about Frauke here:
Fraukes Blog:
https://www.scienceforhorselovers.com/en
Fraukes Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/biopsychologyhorse
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Fitness doesn´t hurt - a conversation with Gitti Kuchenbecker
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