Show Notes
In this episode, we revisit a podcast recorded with Amy Zabel from Fit for Halter Podcast. The discussion revolves around the intricacies of the halter horse industry and podcasting.
Announcements for a podcast giveaway are made, and the episode then transitions to the Fit for Halter Podcast featuring us as guests. We delve into our podcasting journeys, the purpose of both our shows, and the impact they've had on the horse industry.
Various topics are covered, including the challenges of podcasting, balancing content, and the benefits and future of equine podcasting. We also share our experiences and advice for aspiring podcasters.
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00:00 Introduction and Podcast Repost Announcement
01:05 Weekly Giveaway Winner Announcement
02:14 Welcome to the Fit for Halter Podcast
02:59 Meet Liz Keller and Jenna Tolson
03:53 Liz Keller's Journey in the Horse Industry
05:12 Jenna Tolson's Journey in the Horse Industry
07:44 Starting the On the Rail Podcast
10:27 Challenges and Growth in Podcasting
22:43 Editing and Production Insights
28:22 Impact of the Podcast on the Horse Industry
45:35 Listener Engagement and Podcast Collaboration
46:32 Debunking Halter Horse Myths
47:29 Interview Highlights and Industry Insights
50:08 Halter vs. Performance: Bridging the Gap
52:30 Welcoming Environment in Halter Shows
53:36 Innovations and Trends in the Halter Industry
01:00:58 Challenges and Solutions in Halter Competitions
01:11:56 Podcasting Tips and Future Plans
01:22:02 Dream Interviews and Industry Icons
01:27:17 Connecting with On The Rail Podcast
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