I am absolutely delighted to have Suzanne Roy, the executive director of American Wild Horse Campaign, here today. We’re talking about the lawsuit that the American […]

Over the course of my years spent chronicling America’s wild horses, I’ve also visited the holding facilities where the horses are taken after a roundup. I’m […]

If you are wondering how a documentary film can help save wild horses, then this episode with my guest, Ashley Avis, about her film Wild Beauty: […]

My guest today made wild horses accessible to people with her stories of the stallion, Cloud. She showed that wild horses have society, friendships, relationships, personalities, […]

Angelique Rea is with me today to talk about Arapaho Creek. She’s been visiting the Red Desert Complex since 2011. She spends a lot of her […]

This year has been the longest, harshest winter I can remember in Wyoming since I started going in 2000. In December, snowstorm after snowstorm swept in […]

The most unique band of horses I’ve ever observed was in Adobe Town, Wyoming. I saw from a distance three dappled grays moving together. As I […]

There’s nothing more beautiful or more stirring than a group of wild horses streaming across the prairie, manes and tails flying in the wind, running for […]

Our first meeting was all of a sudden. A grey horse with a charcoal mane lunged to his feet and began running toward me, and I […]