Emmy Award Winning Filmmaker, Ginger Kathrens~The Cloud Foundation
This is Episode 2 of 2. Click here for Episode 1 ~ Ginger Kathrens on Reach Out on In Horse Harmony.
In this episode we continue our conversation with Emmy Award Winning Filmmaker, Ginger Kathrens.
Come along behind the scenes with us as Ginger describes her experience filming for Cloud 3, “Cloud, The Stallion King”. (Cloud 3 will air on Nature in May 2009) Cloud’s story is beyond remarkable; listen in to hear about this amazing Stallion and his family.
Ginger’s first two films documenting Cloud’s life, “Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies” and “Cloud’s Legacy: The Wild Stallion Returns” air on PBS’s Nature series and represent the only on-going documentation of a wild animal in our hemisphere.
Visit Nature.com The Cloud Blog featuring updates from Ginger in the field.
Please visit The Cloud Foundation
Ginger is the founder and Executive Director of The Cloud Foundation, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to the preservation of wild horses on our public lands with special attention on isolated, historically significant and genetically unique herds like Cloud’s. She is an informed, impassioned, and entertaining speaker on behalf of wild horses. We are blessed to have hosted her on Reach Out on In Horse Harmony!
Ginger Kathrens~Cloud, Wild Mustang Stallion
I am honored to host every guest we’ve had on In Horse Harmony. It behooves me (love that word, especially here!) to tell you our guest today is phenomenal in every sense of the word. The work she has done to help us all learn about Wild Mustangs is informative, inspiring and moving beyond measure.
This is Episode 1 of a 2 part series.
In today’s episode we proudly welcome Emmy award-winning producer, cinematographer, writer, and editor Ginger Kathrens to Reach Out on In Horse Harmony. Ginger shares the story of Cloud, the wild mustang colt that serendipitously chose her to follow his journey, since he was born in ‘95, through life as he has become a wild mustang stallion with the largest family band in the Pryor Mountians.
It became evident to Ginger over time that the two things wild mustangs value most is their freedom and their families. Through Cloud’s story Ginger has learned much about the wild mustangs and the challenging life they face. Listen as she explains why it’s been both a priviledge and a burden to watch Cloud’s story continue to unfold.
Come along behind the scenes with us as Ginger describes her experience filming for Cloud 3, “Cloud, The Stallion King”. (Cloud 3 will air on Nature in May 2009)
Ginger’s first two films documenting Cloud’s life, “Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies” and “Cloud’s Legacy: The Wild Stallion Returns” air on PBS’s Nature series and represent the only on-going documentation of a wild animal in our hemisphere.
Visit Nature.com The Cloud Blog featuring updates from Ginger in the field.
Please visit The Cloud Foundation
Ginger is the founder and Executive Director of The Cloud Foundation, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to the preservation of wild horses on our public lands with special attention on isolated, historically significant and genetically unique herds like Cloud’s. She is an informed, impassioned, and entertaining speaker on behalf of wild horses. We are blessed to have hosted her on Reach Out on In Horse Harmony!
Linda Tellington-Jones
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In today’s episode Anna and I are absolutely tickled to welcome Linda Tellington-Jones to the show. We were fortunate (and very grateful!) to catch Linda between tour commitments.
Anna and I have both been big fans of Linda’s work for many years. We have all of her books; we’ve both LOVED “Getting in TTouch ~ Understand and Influence Your Horse’s Personality”.
We begin our conversation here with Linda sharing what originally inspired the years and years of research she embarked on that helped her connect the puzzle pieces between the horses facial features (as well as other facets) and their character/personality traits. It’s remarkably fascinating.
Linda’s Bio:
The pioneering work of Linda Tellington-Jones has its roots in a philosophy that sees all beings — humans and animals alike — as reflections of a Divine Whole. The Tellington Method was first created 4 decades ago as a system of animal training, healing and communication that allows people to relate to animals in a deeper, more compassionate way — a way that furthers inter-species connection and honors the body, mind and spirit of both animals and their people. The Tellington Method utilizes a variety of techniques of touch, movement and body language to affect behavior, performance, and health, and to increase an animal’s willingness and ability to learn in a painless and anxiety-free environment.
Linda’s highly effective and revolutionary approach to working with animals brought her world wide recognition, and it was out of this success that Tellington TTouch for humans has arisen, emerging as an important addition to the increasingly respected world of alternative healing practices.
The method for horses, first developed in the 1970’s, is known as TTEAM (Tellington TTouch Equine Awareness Method). In the 1980’s, Tellington TTouch broadened to include the world of companion animals, developing techniques that deepen mutual trust and understanding and strengthen the human/animal bond. During this period, TTouch work was also introduced as an effective and valuable method to reduce stress in wild life rehabilitation and to enhance the well-being of animals in zoos.
As an internationally acclaimed authority on animal behavior, training and healing, Linda has given presentations and demonstrations on her TTEAM method at veterinary conferences, universities, equestrian expositions, North American Handicapped Riding Association and the Delta Society world conferences, therapeutic riding associations, Olympic training centers, wildlife rehabilitation conferences, and zoos throughout the world.
Linda has also brought TTouch into the world of humans, teaching weekend and week-long workshops over the past 15 years in programs for individuals and their family members, as well as for health-care professionals. She is a visiting faculty member at the University of Minnesota where she has co-taught Tellington TTouch for humans annually since 2002. Tellington TTouch is included in the research program at the University of Minnesota’s Center for Spirituality and Healing. The results of studies on humans by Cecilia Wendler, PhD, RN, CCRN have been published in 3 prestigious professional nursing journals and the Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science.
Through her non-profit organization, Animal Ambassadors International®, she supports projects of children working with animals to enhance understanding, compassion and quality of life for both humans and animals.
Please visit Linda’s website: www.ttouch.com to learn more about everything that Linda has to offer. I love Linda’s work with dogs and cats as well…she’s great with all animals, horses included.
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