Regarding Horses On The Stable Scoop Radio Show
August 22, 2008
As a recent first-time iPod owner, I have fully embraced a new obsession with podcasts. I love going out and walking in the local park while listening to Pottercast (I LOVE Harry Potter), or Ken Hamm’s Answers In Genesis, and now The Stable Scoop. If you are already a podcast-listener, or if you’ve never listened to a podcast in your life, you should start now!
The Stable Scoop is one of a very few equine podcasts available online. It is run by two horse and web people, Glenn the Geek and Helena B. They focus on…
- Horse News: Our spin on the equine news of the week.
- Stable Spotlight: Every week we highlight a stable from around the country and chat with the owners.
- Big Time Interviews: We will be interviewing the big names from time to time but mostly we will focus on the average horse person.
- 2010 Games Update: Glenn the Geek lives in Lexington, KY and will keep you up to date on the latest with the 2010 World Equestrian Games.
- Vet Checkup: Just checking in to see what’s new and upcoming in horse health.
- Equine Blog Report: We let you know the latest in the horsey blogging world.
- Chatting: Mostly just chatting with you about what is important to you.
I had a blast chatting with Glenn and Helena this week, which was almost as much fun as listening to their radio show. They are knowledgeable horse people with lots of connections and podcasting experience, plus they’re just a lot of fun. Their show this week appropriately focused on the Olympics, and I was honored to be featured as their blog of the week due to my Olympic coverage this summer. I had a great time talking with them about the Olympics and what it was like to cover the Games, and what a successful series it has been for my blog.
I’m confident that their website and podcast are going to become a central resource for equine news, interviews, and horsey fun online. I’m especially looking forward to their insider’s look at the upcoming World Equestrian Games, as Glenn lives near the Kentucky Horse Park. So go check it out, and start listening to their weekly podcast which is published every Friday morning.
You can listen to this week’s Stable Scoop episode right here on Regarding Horses, and if you like it be sure to stop by iTunes and subscribe to the podcast. (Just FYI, my segment comes on at 22 minutes).
If you take some time to listen to the podcast or stop by the site, be sure to leave me a comment and let me know what you think!
Listen or Subscribe to The Stable Scoop Radio Show:
Download to your Computer: Stable Scoop Episode 2 (Right Click and Hit “save target/link as…”)
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Posted in 2008 Olympics, 2010 World Equestrian Games, Horsin' Around, Recommendations
August 22nd, 2008 at 5:12 pm
hahaha…look at you getting a head start on our NBC broadcasting careers :P. I love that there is a horsey pod cast out there! Since I am running late for work I will have to wait until tomorrow to download it but I love the idea so I am sure it will be very cool!
August 22nd, 2008 at 7:26 pm
Go JACKIE! This is awesome!! I’ll even try to brave the download and listen to it tomorrow.
Man alive girl, I am so proud of you!!
Between this and your absolutely OUTSTANDING Olympic coverage, you Jackie girl, have put horse bloggers On The Map.
Congrat Jackie, you have really done a fantastic job here, and have helped ME understand things much much clearer than I would have otherwise.
August 22nd, 2008 at 11:14 pm
OnTheBit - LOL. I didn’t even think of that. We’ve got four whole years to promote ourselves. Why not start before this Olympics is even over?
Mrs Mom -Thank you so much (I’m blushing!). It was a ton of fun covering the Olympics and I learned so much in the process. I’m glad to hear I helped others learn some too. I think my next set is going to be covering the Paralympics next month. Now that really is right up my alley. It was a whole lot of fun getting a lot of new people coming to my blog, but it’s always nice to have old friends coming around and appreciating it too.