The Centaur

Welcome to the Centaur Podcast! I'm Camron Adibi, and together, we'll explore the fascinating world of horse-human communication and the extraordinary connections that can develop between our species. In each episode, I interview individuals who share a genuine love of horses and a willingness to spread the love to others. This podcast is for anyone interested in discovering the incredible possibilities these animals have to offer.

The Centaur is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 36 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Centaur, a education show with 36 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  The Journey Behind 5000 Miles, 5000 Mustangs: A Filmmaker's Story

  Sep 10, 20261 hourS3

  Julianne Neal is an award-winning filmmaker, educator, author, equine advocate, and lifelong horsewoman. She is the producer/director of 5000 Miles 5000 Mustangs and A Mustang Story , and author of the children's book series Adopted by a Mustang . After a 35-year career in arts education and K–12 administration, Julianne combines education, storytelling, film, and horses to create meaningful connections between people and the equine world. Her work includes the Wellness Through Mustangs® program, equine documentaries, educational programming, and her role as Director of Production and Education for the EQUUS Film & Arts Fest. jamediaconnections.com

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  Episode #8

  The Whole Horse: A Nordic Woman's Journey

  Aug 7, 202649 minS3

  Anette Torjussen is an internationally recognized equine bodyworker, educator, and the founder of Viking Equine Health. After leaving a career in accounting to pursue her passion for horses, she completed extensive training in equine osteopathy, craniosacral therapy, acupuncture, massage, and saddle fitting across multiple countries. With more than 22 years of clinical experience and 11 years of advanced education, Anette has dedicated her career to improving equine health through evidence-based practice and lifelong learning. Today, she develops innovative techniques, conducts research, and teaches equine professionals worldwide, helping them provide the highest standard of care for horses. She is now offering Nordic School of Holistic Equine Therapy, a professional two-year education for those who want to understand the horse beyond the symptoms. http://vikingequinehealth.com/education and check out Anette's hands-on clinic in Webster, Florida on August 22 and 23: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DVH6fd9KF/

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  Episode #6

  The Partnership Principle

  Apr 10, 202643 minS3

  <p >This interview with Amy and Nate Bowers highlighted the power of relationships—both with each other and through their work with horses. Amy is a trainer and eventer who teaches lessons and clinics for horse owners across the U.S. Nate is also a trainer who works with cattle and offers cow clinics. Both are passionate horse people, and both are highly ambitious. Amy was ranked No. 23 among the top equestrian influencers, and Nate won the competitive trail divisions at the Thoroughbred Makeover. But what stood out to me most in speaking with them was something even more valuable: th...

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  Episode #5

  Teaching How to Ride a Horse with Feel

  Mar 17, 202646 minS3

  <p >Angelo Telatin's passion for horses began in his childhood in Italy. Because he wasn't allowed to ride as a child, he found other ways to be around horses. Working as a swim instructor and singing in an a cappella choir taught Angelo to rely on kinesthetic learning, timing, voice, and feel—skills that became foundational in his riding and teaching. He began riding at 21 years old. Learning as an adult gave him a unique advantage in understanding how to guide other riders through the same process. His academic journey eventually led him to combine equine training with psychology. Now he...

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  Episode #4

  Horse Jockey to Tea Purveyor

  Feb 23, 202636 minS3

  <p >Jessica Litt is a former professional horse jockey, tea importer, and competitive marathon runner. In 199, after a 14-year career as a jockey, she retired and took over her family business, The House of Tea. In 2020, she relocated the business to Aiken, South Carolina. Along with running a business, Jessica competes in marathon events and earned second place in her age group at the 2022 Beirut Marathon in Lebanon. www.houseoftea.com</p>

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