What kind of future are horse people building?
And perhaps more importantly, what kind of future are we failing to imagine?
In this episode of Horse First, Lockie Phillips sits down with horsewoman and thinker Kim Hallin for a conversation that moves far beyond training techniques and management systems.
Together they explore the uncomfortable reality that many horse owners have more faith in euthanasia than in society's ability to care for their horses after they're gone. From there, the conversation opens into larger questions about stewardship, extraction, community, and the place of horses in a rapidly changing world.
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What happens if the economic and cultural systems that currently support horse ownership begin to change? What responsibilities do horse people have to imagine alternatives? And what might horses themselves have to teach us about cooperation, leadership, resilience, and shared living?
This is not a conversation about answers.
It's a conversation about asking better questions.
Because if horse people cannot imagine a future worth leaving horses to, who will?
Get to know Kim Hallin here:
https://myunbridledlife.substack.com/
https://www.kimhallin.com/
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