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Rick Lamb of the Horse Show

February 11, 2014 by John 3 Comments

Rick Lamb of The Horse Show

Rick Lamb The Horse Show

On today’s show, Rick Lamb, host of The Horse Show with Rick Lamb radio and TV programs stops by and we chat about his life with horses.  Rick Lamb is an example of someone loving horses and working to make a life out of it.   I believe one of the reasons Rick Lamb is so popular is because he is so very easy to relate to.  There is a little bit of him in all of us.  He had a boyhood fascination with horses and kept following it until he found a place in the horse world.  He took his experiences in the recording studio and blended them with his knowledge of horses and his desire to teach.  Rick developed his radio show and emceed many horse expos and demonstrations.  He found good people, like Dr. Robert Miller, to co-write a book with, then wrote his own.  He developed a TV show on the RFD network and it is no surprise it quickly grew in popularity.  And, Rick Lamb continues to grow by working on a doctorate on educational technology so he can keep on teaching people what he has learned about horses.

Rick tells us a little about his journey and some of the key moments in his life.  We hear how Rick got his first horse and a little about the trials he had getting them home to his ranch in Arizona.   We also get to hear about Rick’s experience interviewing and hosting numerous shows with some of the biggest names in natural horsemanship.  Rick touches a little on his relationships with Clinton Anderson, Dr. Robert Miller, Pat Parelli and John Lyons and how they all had an impact on his life and career.

Rick Lamb the Revolution in horsemanship

One of the most interesting topics, (maybe it is because I would love to raise a foal someday), is imprint training that Rick and Dr. Miller talk about in the book A Revolution in Horsemanship.   Rick tells us how if the training isn’t followed, the results could leave you with a problem horse.  But, if done well you get a much more confident horse.

Talking with Rick was just so comfortable.  You know I’ve only been doing this a little while.  I make no bones about my interviewing skills.  I know I don’t have “the pipes” to really be doing a podcast.  Rick recorded his side of the conversation at his home studio and sent me his side of the file to mix together.  He was very patient and generous with his time and was open to any questions I wanted to ask.

You can find more about Rick Lamb at RickLamb.com and the HorseShow.com

And, I would really encourage you to check out his books:  The Revolution in Horsemanship, Human to Horseman, Horse Smarts for Busy People

His TV show can be found on RFD-TV.  Check out their website for details.

As always, we are very interested to hear what you have to say about this episode.  You can email us at: john@whoapodcast.com And, if you have any comments or suggestions for future show please pass them along.

Thanks for sharing these podcasts.  Our numbers are really growing and we owe it all to you, our loyal horse loving listenership.  You guys are the best!

 

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  1. Judy H. Payne says

    October 29, 2015 at 11:03 am

    Yesterday, as I was in my car I heard part of the Sirius rural radio broadcast of the Rick Lamb show and was so intrigued. A dressage rider was speaking of the inadequacy of language to describe the beginning elements of individual physical learning of good riding — eachers saying such things as “on the bit” without breaking down exactly what that encompasses. I only heard the guest addressed as Mary and understand that she lives in London. Please let me know her name and the number and title of yesterday’s broadcast. I so want to hear it in its entirety. Further, if there is a good index available to all of the broadcasts, I would love to be able to use it.

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    • John says

      November 4, 2015 at 5:07 pm

      I’m not sure who Rick was interviewing. Rick was only a guest on my show. My Whoa Podcast is not available on Sirius (at least not that I know of). I would suggest ricklamb.com or thehorseshow.com for an index. And, I hope you give our show a try. Thanks!

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