Why’s my horse eating that?

Farah talks about resilience and how animals and farming teach us resilience and gratitude, winter herbs, blanketing, and more. 

Farah talks about separation anxiety and attachment theory as it loosely applies to horses. She also gives some tips on how to approach separation anxiety. 

Farah talks about moody mares and beings, liver herbs and upcoming events! 

For centuries humans have ridden horses. We've ridden them long distances, into wars, in big races and just for fun. We've developed a close relationship with horses. But has anyone asked a horse what it thinks about all this? Would a horse want us to ride it and how would we eve ... Show More

To be or not to be…That is the equestrian. The breakfast crew had a great time horsin' around for today's You Do What?! Aishah got to relive some great memories and try her hand at being a horse trainer while RD and Prem checked out what being a horse farrier is all about. 

A horse is helpful. Then the farmer gives the horse a hard job to do. The horse needs to move rocks in the field. How can he do it? This story has common English words and phrases about animals. The story is about being helpful. Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/ImPxWaVpmPw Read ... Show More

<p>Little girls and women seem to have an affinity for horses. But why? In this episode, Molly and Cristen discuss a variety of theories about why girls love horses, from the bizarre to the believable.</p><p> </p> Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpod ... Show More

¡Súper jueves para galopar y celebrar el día para amar a los caballos! Alguna vez has montado a caballo ¿Cómo te pareció la experiencia? 

Should we eat more horse meat? In some parts of the world it is a food taboo, while in others people think little of munching an equine burger. Would it be better for our health and that of the planet if we ate more of it? We’re at a pony auction in the English countryside where ... Show More

<p>Human and Horse relationships have long be intertwined; from the ancient Eurasian plain, through to modern cowboys. But how did these huge, independent creatures become domesticated - and what was the original intention behind such an act? Originally tamed for their meat and m ... Show More

<p>The girlies investigate a beloved middle school archetype — the horse girl. They explain the history of The American Horse™️, the women who protected them from extinction, and why love stories between girls and horses are so much more empowering than the heteronormative script ... Show More

<p>'But Why' heads to the farm to answer a whole herd of animal questions: How do cows make milk? Why do cows moo? Why do some animals eat grass? Why do pigs have curly tails? Why do pigs have more teats than cows? Why do eggs in the fridge not hatch? How do chicks grow in their ... Show More