Welcome to Inscape Quests with Trudi Howley and guest Jessica Dallow, an art historian and lifelong equestrian. They explore how horses appear in American art and culture, tracing connections between race, gender, elite sport, animal agency, and welfare through painting, photography, and sculpture.

Dallow combines personal experience and scholarship—discussing jockeys and cowboys of color, women in equestrian sport, the economic dimensions of horse culture, and new directions in animal studies and art historical research.

Welcome to this eye-opening episode of the Inscape Quest Podcast where host Trudi Howley engages in an important conversation with Annelise Ware, Program Manager at #WeRideTogether, a non-profit organization devoted to creating safer sports environments. Delve into the pressing issue of concussions, particularly for equestrians and in sports environments generally. Annelise sheds light on the challenges women face within sports research and the significance of educational awareness.

Tune in to discover how we can collectively forge a future of safer athletic participation.

To learn more about information found in today's episode, check out www.weridetogether.today

Dive into the novel Theft. Discover BK Loren's unique perspectives on writing, where the unconscious process and letting go lead to unexpected transformations in both storytelling and personal revelation.

This episode is a profound exploration of love, trauma, and creativity, revealing the powerful impact of narratives that go beyond the written word. Tune in to experience the synergy of the Old West and New West in contemporary literature.

Writing with Heart and Mind

Theft: A Novel

www.bkloren.com